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Daily Republican., 1881-03-17

to thousands as the great consumption
preventer; splendid for coughs, sore
throat, Group, etc. SOC. and 81. SelG
by all dealers. Depot, 4th and King
Phils., COZ Arch street.
YOu Want Clothing,
and Mullin Il Son, Sixth and Market
streets, want to sell it to you. They
have splendid liue OF mems, youth .,
bOve' and cLildren's suits of the lAtes,
sty lee and at very low prices. They
buy all their goods for cash.
spring style SAlk Hafs
now ready $500, $3.50 and s. 90, at
Tsy yIor's hat factory, 4 West Second
street. The largest stock of nobby silk
and felt hats in the city, and sold at
factory prices. Buy of the maker. Call
and be convinced.
POTATOES and Fruits.
N. l.. Janney's, 303 King street, is
the sure place to get your potatoes,
clear of frost. Prime stock
Of Rll varieties. A special lot Of pota-
toes for bakers use. Apples and fruit
Of all kinds at reasonable prices.
FIOur.
Those who are wanting the best -four
in the market should call ON the popu-
lar uptown -four dealer, r. H. MeCart-
nsy, No. West Tenth street.
March, the erd Of winter and begin
ming Of spring, produces affections of
The throat and bronchitis. Use The
REEOWNED DOMESTIC COUGH
SYRUP; sure cure. West End Phsr-
macy, Seventh and Jefferson streets.
Remember tina. sutterley & Sawyer,
302 Market street, are copying cid pic
;ures at very low prices and any size
you want. They guarantee first class
work.
Browns Bronchial Troches are good |
hing for weak voice, hoarseness, &c,
,5e. per box, at Hartmsn's Drug Store,
fifth and Poplar streets.
Farmers who wish a pure and fresh
rtiele OF Annotta for oOloring, will find
t at Taylor and Fullerton's, No. 302
ling street.
MilIer's SPAWN and Ring-bone 0int
nsnt, 2 bottles, $3.50 box for sale at
.ssag's Drug Store, Front and West
treets.
If you want . nice spring suit, cut
nd made in the latest style. call on
.sh, the Merchan. Tailor, 70S Market
treet.
Go to Smeltz & Co. for your apples,
otatoes and all kinds Of produce. No.
3 East Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17

+ AIDES, OOME TO 1oS EAST Sixth
IL street and see our sugar, it will pay
you. Just think, evsperated peaches lsc n,
such as you pay SOC tor at other places: huck.
leberrtes l0c can, raspberries l5s can. 8 cans
apples 26c, gallon can peaches 2Sc, 2 lbs
hucElebern 25c, prunellas lac D., seedless
cherries lSc n, pumpkins 10c can, makes de-
lietous custards; garden tigs 2 lbs Tor 2jc, tn
es( mead rice l0c n, raIsins 10c b. Come and
see those large tumhlers OF French mustard
OF l5c, worth 2bc and don't torget this Job
lot OF tea at 3bc. Try Wier's Continental
coffee. fresh roasted every day. &c h. Flour
10 and " q barrel. Come and see our new
store. Granger Store. l03 L. Sixth street.
marllf feod T. NJ. WIER.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
DIR. EImms' White Pnlmonic
BRlsaEn

is the famous lung medicine ; known
to thousands as the great consumption
prsventer; splendid for coughs, sore
throat, Group, etc. Soc. and 81. seld
by all dealers. Depot, 4th and King a:
phile. 600 Arch atraat
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
YOa Want Clothing,

and NuIlin Il Son, Sixth and Market
Streets, want to sell it to you. They
have splendid liue OF mems, youth's ,,
bOve' and cLildren's suits of the lates,
sty lee and at very low prices. They
buy all their goods for cash.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17

A standard household remedy of un.
doubted and acknowledged merit ia
Dr.. Bnlls Cough Syrup. It costs but
25 cts. All druggists keep it.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17

Trusses, Supporters, syringes, &c. /;
the finest class Of goods In this line can
be obtained at reasonable prices at the
ladies' department Of Belt's Drug Store.
Lady attendant.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
Spring style Salk Hsfs

now ready $500, $3.50 and s. 90, at
Tsy ylOr's hat factory, 4 West Second
street. The largest stock of nobby silk
and felt hats in the city, and sold at
factory prices. Buy of the maker. Call
and bn cOnvinced
The Osceola times., 1881-06-04

Don't sit idle all day long on
dry-goods boxes, splitting tobacco
juice, whiting shingles, while plan
ning how you can "run Roussan
out" because he advocates temper
ance. Did you ever think to ask
yourselves, Glow much have as
a citizen, desiring the good of the
entire com muniiy, ever contributed
towards supporting my county pa,
per? How much encouragement
have | gwen Roussan to continue
advertising our town and county ?
Can give single valid reason for
not supporting and encouraging
that which represents my and
my ncighbors' Interests, and which
has done more to build up and i'm
prove our town, in every respect,
than any other half dozen or more
institutions in it? Answer these
questions fairly and truthfully, ard
then say whether you have done
yoar duty as citizens. We only
claim the same right that we accord
to every one, of advocating which
ever side OF any or all questions or
proposition etiecung the public in.
terest that our judgement and con
science dictates; and il dong so,
We are satisfied that discerning
and charitable public will accord us
at least, a moderate degree OF, hon
esty of purpose.
The Osceola times., 1881-06-04
WARNING ORDER.

STATF or ARKANSAS, COUNTY OF MIS-
SISSIpPt-IN JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE
COURT, FOR MONROE TOWNSHIP.
ALIEN. GOODRICH, J Plaintiff,
W. d. JONES, )ncfcudant
The defendant W D. Jones. &. warned 20 ap-
pear in this court within thirty day aud answer
the complaint OF the piaiutin. Alex G"udIirh
i-2l-4t. JAMES LESION. J. L.
The Osceola times., 1881-06-04
Sabbath Breaking Gaming,

In our issue Of the 2lst. ult., IN the
report of the court proceedings, Mr..
d. G. HeistInd was reported as fir
ed $40 on the charge of gaming"
He desires us to correct, and say the
charge was "Sabbath breaking .
and not "gaming," a distinction
with slight difference, and we
gladly make the correction.
The Osceola times., 1881-06-04
Masters Sale Of Real Estate.

Notice Is hereby given that under and by vlr-
'ue ot u decree oi the Hon Circuit Cont Tor
" i,sissippi County, Arkansas, AZ O~co0lH, ron
iercd at the May term, l.il, Of ~aid Court, 10 Sc
cause therein pending, and on the Chanccry side
thereof wherein Lucrrtia Hill, ct al. were COM
plainanis and Annie Garrcfi, ct al were d-;cn-
dant-. ! will proceed 10 eel at public Outcry to
the highest bidder on
SATURDAY TIE 2ND DAY OF July, ISL,
At the door ~ tie Couit House in the Town Of
Osccoa. state of Arkansas. between the hour
prescribed hy Law fur Judicial sales, the follow
ing lands ia Mississippi County, Arkansas, 10.
wit. 1he North EaSt quarter of section tweHty-
tour tlD H. Township Sixteen 10 Nurh. Range
Twelve 40 East. The South half OF scc.iur
niniccn 40, Sou.h hal of the North we-t omar
tee OF section twenty (2Ui, and The Northeast
frae ional quarter of section twenty ,2u, b.
Township sixteen uGl North, Rauge 1hiitccn
tl:u Esst
The terms OF sl'c as prescribed in the Decree
are as follows Dne-iouth Cash, and the bal
ancc In two equal payments, 10 be mad, on the
18th days OF November aud FebrIsry next,
with PEE cent. interest per aunPm on the defer
eel payments untl paid, and lien retained upuu
the lands iur purchase money
BIN. II BACCHUS,
Priutts's fee, fii ST. Clerk and Master
The Osceola times., 1881-06-04
Women Cut Ofihcir R,sC-
HslcElt.
From n.e Conway pcmoara-

Several Of our exchanges let Slip
no opportunity to give the women a
rap on the knnckles for interesting
themselves in the temperance ques-
tion. At Rockford, Illinois, not
long since, considerable mum her
of women worked all day at the
polls in favor of local prohibition,
but their cause was defeated, where
upon the Hot Springs Sentinel takes
occasion to remark that "thc wo-
men got out of thoir element, and
got the worst of it," one who be-
ievcs in tyrani1ing over the weak.
er scx--who believes that women
have no rights he is bound to re-
spect-certainly ponned those lines.
She who suffers from this terrible
monster, strong drink, more than
all the world beside, must quietly
submit ana say nothing All, YOU
who see only the staggering inebri.
ate, or bear only his senseless tattle,
can form no idea of the impression
he makes at homo What the con.
dition of that wifc's heart Is, how II
appears, how many moss covered
ruins and sharp, bare fragments oi
newly shattered hopes are there
God only knows. Yet let the hus.
band worship at the shrine of Bac.
chus; let him curse and beat and
kill his poor, starving, helpless wife
and when she ondeavors to shake
of the accurscd bonds that make
her home a hell and her husband q
devil, let her every effort tie frown.
ed down. Yes, Mr.. Sentinel, bcratC
and abuse the women IN the columns
of your Journal because of their no
bic efforts to reform the world, ana
then go home and whip your vii,
because she is a woman.
We leave our readers TO make tn,
necessary application here IN oui
midst.
The Osceola times., 1881-06-04
NOTICE.

STATE or ARKANSAs-CoUNTY OF MIS-
SlSsIPPI
In obedience 10 an order Of tha Cruofy couri ~
said County. made M its October term, issl.
notice l. hereby given that viii on Tuesday.
the 5th day Of July, iesi let % the lowest bid
der the contract for buiidinga Wooden Bridge
across Crooked Lake Bayou, on the rold lead-
nr from ChickaSHWba 10 Iarfcld Point in said
County The said court reserves The risht 10
reject any and all bids offered ON that day Ion
building said bridge. All parti desiring to
see plans and specifications for said hr'igc can
do - by calling Al my office, wh,rc They ARE
now on Gle BEN. IL. BACCnIS,
This MAY 18Th ISL Clerk
The Osceola times., 1881-06-04

Gov. st. John, the Temperance
governor, Gays: " Which is known as
the Kansas Temperance Prohibilory
law in no manner inierieres with
the sale Of any tinctures or com
Iound used solely for medicinal pur
poses, nor docs the law prohibit the
manufacture Of perfumery that is
not used for beverage nor does
II directly or indirectly prohibit the
use Of vino in the sacrament of the
Lords Supper. All reports TO the
contrary are instigatcd and circula.
ted by the whlskey ring 10 try and
break the force OF the law recently
enacted in this state which bids fair
to become an entering wedge that
shall open the way 10 absolute pro.
hibitsoh throughout the entire land
a ~ 1aonuikaure and sale Of in
rxll )fanpfs, - } beverage
The Osceola times., 1881-06-04

With the convulsing, spadmodic fortunes Of
fever and ague and bilious remittent. when
liostetter's Stomach Btiers, aoknoW lcdgrd
to be a real curative OF nialarial icyers, will
eradicate the cause of so much suffering. No
less effective is this bcnignant Alternative in
cases Of constipation. dyspepsia. liver com
plant, rheumatism. and IN general debility
and nervous weakness. fof sale hs all Drug
gis,s and Dealers rrnerally
The Osceola times., 1881-06-04

All communications, or orders for
Surveying, establishing dividing
lines, or any business connected
with the Surveyors Office will meet
prompt attention by addressing,
GEoRoE BkNros, County Surveyor,
OsccoIa, Ark, IL 25tc.
The Osceola times., 1881-06-04
WARNING ORDER,

STATE OF ARKANSAS, COUNTY OF MIS-
SIS IpPI-IN JUSTICE or THE PEACE
COURT, Al OSCEOEA:
W, J BOWEN, jPiaiuiif,
vs..
". ID JONES, ,pefendsnt.
The defendant, W. II. Jones Is warned to ap-
pear in this court within thirty days auI answ r
the complaint Of the plaintiff, W J Bowen
5-2l-4t JAMES LI,TON, j 4.
The Osceola times., 1881-06-04
Como I'm md Ncff,c.
Estss.& A1Nss SALE.
WARNING ORDER.
IN THE CIRCUIT CoUET or MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY. ABk.-1l PAIL TERM. ia'i.

Nancy A Edrineion, Plaintiff,
vs. Ia Equity
John I Iargason, Jas 4. Hunt,
G.. q Helm, and u. A. Parker,
comprising the Il ni OF j. 4 Far
gason * CO., u Memphis, Tenn Dcfendarts
tnd J ohm Mathews, W. T. Hale
and 4. Hale, Of OSccoia,
Arkansas.
The above named non-res idcnt Defendants.
iohn +. FJr-dsur, James 4. Hunt {. q Helm
and u A. farErr. composing the irII of jun. 7.
Farga-pn 4 CO 81 Memphis. fem are warned
To appear In this Court within thirty duyf, and
t,nsw r IA complaint ~ the Plainin herein.
Given under my hand thl fsi. day of June
lssl BEN Al BACCHts,
Thomson & Edingtvn, clerk
Atys tor Plaintid
-cNeigh n >cmm,s, Atiys for Dc.cn lants.
The Osceola times., 1881-06-04
BUSSN ESS.
NOTICE.
To Whom it may Concern

Is hereby gwen that hereafter
| will not render professional SER
vices, unless the cash or It's cquiya,
lent is paid at the time the services
are rendered.
All persons who are indebted to
me are respectfully requested to
como forward and settle at once,
either by cash payment, note or
otherwise.
+. NJ. PETTEY, NJ. ID.
The Osceola times., 1881-06-04
OscccIa Rain Drops.


tied down 10 business again.
--Wanted-halfa dozen copies o
the TiaEs OF the l4th. ult. Apply
at this Office.
The young gents who went GU
fishing last Thursday, say they go
lots OF bites, but no FISH.
Mr.. Z. A. Garlick sold out tn,
ealoon branch Of his business - fix
lures, stock" billiard table and all
We congratulate him.
Sheriff Haskins returned from
Little Rock last Thursday, armed
with a quietus from the State foI
tho taxes OF 1880.
Mrs. Lulu Hazard came up
from Memphis last Tuesday on the
Ste. Genevicve, where size had been
visiting a sick friend.
-Died-Sunday, May Goth, at
the residence of DR.. ]. 4. Felts, an
,nfant-child of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan.
Felts.
Mess. Brickcy & Bros new
Store house is being pushed right
along, and when completed will be
the largcs, and finest business house
in town.
The opening season at Glenn
Springs will be on the ist. day OF
June, instead of the 7lh., as appear
in our last. See corrections and
govern yourselves accordingly.
Mrs. Victoria Davies, Of French.
mans bayou, We learn, bought in
the stock OF goods, advertised for
sale last Wednesday, at The apprals
ed valuation, and will continue the
business in her own name.
We received pleasant call last
Saturday from Dr.. Wallace. Of Ran
dolph, Tenn, who was accompanied
by his class Of Sunday School miss
cs, who were enjoying little ex
cussion on the Osceola Belle.
MIR. Geo. Benton, who came up
last Tuesday, reports the crops on
the Bayou good and in excellent
condition and that Sunday School
picnic had On the 2sth. was a big
success.
"A piece Of county scrip, new
issue, was thrown on the market
yesterday morning but as it does
not bear the official seal of the coun'
~, it will be difficult TO find either
its author or a purchaser.
-For want OF space in our last
issue, We omitted to mention the
return, from Eureka Springs, of Mr.
and Mss. J. b. Wynne, and Mrs.
]. ii, Parnell. Mr.. Wynne, who
went for the benefit of the waters
for sore eyes, is greatly improved.
AS we go TO press, we hear OF q
shot gun matinee on the McGavock
plantation, in which one Sam. Jones
shot ono side OF the face off of one
Harrison Garrett, both colored. No
particulars but when it is known
that whIskey shop is on the place,
the lndireet cause nay be readily
surmised.
Owing to our inability TO get
ready to move in time to issue our
regular edition thls week, We were
compelled to remain in our old
quarters. We will move next Nor.
day sure. Without wishing to be
boastill, we haye the handsomest
office in town.
The Farmers are wearing elon'
gated faces. The recent and con.
iinued rains have caused the cotton
and corn crops TO become almost
choked up with weed and grass. The
past two or three days, however,
have been more favorable for opera.
tions, ard all hands are working
. maniully to reclaim their crops.
We take pleasure in calling at
t,nhon to tho Sewing Machine ad.
vortisemcnt Of Mr.. S. B. Kirky, OF
Little Rock. The name Of Kirby
and Wilson's Sowing Machines have
become as familiar as household
words IN Arkansas. No one Yhc
wants u iirst-class machine ever
thinks of ordering from any on,
but S. b. Kirby, 2l2 West Markham
The Osceola times., 1881-06-04


Memphis Appeal : Mr.. John Gas
ton, the well known restaurateur,
whose judgement on any question,
connected with his srt, cannot, for
a moment, be doubted, yesterday
made n trial of refined cotton-seed
oil in the baking of biscuit, and
proved, TO his entire satisfaction.
that it Is better for that purpose
than lard, and is almost equal to the
best butter. Mr.. CASTOR recon-
mends it as very superior to lard,
which is sold at double the price,
and says no one OF the other articles
now upon the market as substitutes
for lard--as oleomargarine- can
compare with it. For poor people,
especially. the introduction Of refin.
ed, odorless cotton-seed oil. for
cooking purposes, is blessing, not
only because it is cheaper than lard
or butter, but because it will keep
much longer, and is always sweet
and ready for use. Being Il vegeta-
BILE oil it is. also, in u sanitary point
of view, very much superior TO all
animal produces, which are more or
less Liable to disease. breeding pro-
duets.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-02

A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should be stop.
ped. Neglect frequently results in on Ineura-
bic Lung Disease or Consumption. BROWNS
BRONCHIAL TRocHEs are certain to give relief 81,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Oatorrh, Cons,snep.
ton and Throat Diseases. For thirty years the
troches have been recommended by physicians,
and always give perfect satisfaction. They are
not new or untried, but having been tested by
wide and constant use for nearly an entire gen
Grafton, they have attained wellmerited rank
among the few staple remedies Of the age. Put
lie Speakers and Singers use them to clear and
strengthen the Voice. Sold at Is cents boz
everywhere.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-02

northwest and east by W r CLANCY,
south by J B Carney, north BY McCantz.
NELSON, Mrs None hundred and
sixty acres, Sandy Greek. les
ROLLING, S None hundred acres,
Jones Creek, bounded BY Brogden, Pike
and Gordon
SARRADET & Co. North half oflots
numbers and 2 square number =, =. !.
UNKNOWN Owners-Six hundred and
forty acres, 7 5 SR E. Sec fifty-eight
west of Comite river north OF Cunning
ham tract, entered by VIM Cooper.
UNKNOWN Owners or heirs Of Conrad
Six hundred and thlrty-nine acres,
Its, SR1E, Sec IS west Of Conf e riv-
er. on Fland road woods. eni
UNKNOWN Owners or Est F. Bahr--
Fifteen and 40-100th acres, northeast
half of northwest quarter Of I . RI =.
UNKNOWN Owners or Roman FOrstall
& Co-One hundred and sixty acres,
bounded north by John Arnold, east by
Mrs. Browning, soutHtb Mullen tract,
west by COmite River.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash, without limit fol
amount of back taxes, damages and penalties
taxes of 1873 and 1880 and costs not included.
| J. W. BATES.
Sheriff parish of East Baton Rouge, and e1-oficis
Tax Collector.
| PARISH OF EAST BATON RoueE. March 18th. 1881.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-02
Logical Sequences.

The Gazette" Milwaukee, Wis, Gays; Head.
aches, bilious disturbances and indigestion are
logical sequences Of excess in eating and drink.
ing" and that "Wa1ner's Safe Remedies are a
safe cure for all these"
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-02

cyTArE OF LOUISIANA, vs. DELlN.
y ouent Tax Debtors Parish OF kas. bs, ,oa
nv law. win proceed to sell at public auction,
Of the Courthouse door Of this parish, WITHIN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-05
Big Mexican Railroad Subsidies
Bankruptcy and Revolution.

New ORLEANS, May 6.-Ths Pieoyuns.
usually considered good authority on
Mexican affairs, anticipates troubles
from the enormous subsidies which her
present rulers are granting to railway
and other schemes, 1t being utterly i'm.
possible that she can meet the heavy
drain on her Trsssury'and resources. or
that tho people will remain quiet under
the strain. At the lowest calculation
one hundred million dollars in subsidy
are already granted railways. the Gould
line, from Laredo to the City Of Mexico,
alone taking twenty million dollars out
Of the Treasury within the next two
years. Other subsidies swell the sum
10 seventy. Ave or eighty million earned
before 1883, Where the money 10 TO
como from, with IN average annual in.
come OF but nineteen million dollars TO
meet t~wenty.four million, and average
the annual expenditures for the ordinary
purposes Of the government, 10 Q prob
lem which 1t 10 morally certain will
speedily engage the attention Of states.
men, economists and politicians on both
aides OF the Rio Grsnds. The massts
are already apparently growing suspi.
oious, and fear the encroachments Of
Northern capitalists. When the millions
and tens Of millions are drawn out Of
the country to help pay for these I'm.
p~rovsmepts. the administration which
fsvors these schemes will doubtless fnd
. powerful party srrayed against 1t.
The United States will be called upon
TO protect it, citizens In their contracts.
and preserve their property from dc.
struciion. and conquest will be likely to
follow. Bankruptcy or an enormous
taxation 10 inevitable II the subsidies
are to be met, and In either case 1t 10
morally certain w shall have Q reoui.
renee OF popular discomfort. which II
will need but little prompting to fan into
. revolution.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-05
International Copyright.

LONDON, May 5.-Earl Granville has
recently addressed a.dispatch to Minister
Lowell on the subject Of copyright. say
ing 1t would DO Satisfactory to England
II . treaty could be negotiated with
America on the same basis as with other
countries, viz: without any condition
for tho manufacture Of English books 10
America; bat. u this condition 10 essen
tisl. England will negotiate on the,
basis. The treaty providing that books
written by American authors 10 England
shall be manufactured In America 10
order to have copyright there. would be
covered by the existing Act; but II pro.
vides that books written BY authors 10
America shall be manufactured 10 En.
gland In order to have copyright In En.
gland. Such Q provision would require
tho sanction OF Parliament. Lowell re-
piled ~ follows: "A treaty confirmed
BY the Senate would be q law In the
United States"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-05
No New Cases OF sa,siipex.

Il 10 . matter Of oou~gratulation that
no new cases Of smallpox have broken
out. The doctors report suspicion,
symptoms In . number Of places; but !,
10 to be hoped that the thorough use Of
prsventivss will have good effect and
prevent the breaking out Of those who
are known to have been exposed. The
unsasipess felt has been caused more BY
the lack Of knowledge OF those exposed
and the attempt to conceal every symp.
tom OF II. than aught else. Those OK.
posed BY visiting Miss Crowley will b
carefully watched. but some two weeks
must necessarily slapss before IL 10 dis
covered who has caught 1t from her.
Three or four days more will determine
the number Of others that were exposed
previous to the breaking ont Of three
Gases heretofore reported.
The attendance ct the Central School
10 bat LAG this afternoon; absent, 3l8.
LArrR-A child living near the Baltic
switch 10 sick and, Il 10 said, with the
smallpox.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-05
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
An Important Find 10 the sakkaro
Pyramids.

New Yoax, May ga Cairo (EgypD
dispatch says: Maspsro has just opened
some more pyramids OF the sskkaro. in.
closing the tombs Of kings OF the ffth
dynasty. The mortusry chspels Of each
contain about sixty square meters Of the
smallest and most costly written texts,
giving precise details OF the religious
belief OF that age. 1t 10 . complete
coup do grace to the Osiris Mssmic
theory. and all previous conceptions are
entirely upset. Except the fpdipg Of
the Rosetta stone In 1900. NO discovery
10 Egypt equals this 10 scientific value.
The entrance passage 10 difficult and
dangerous on account Of the loose blocks
that cucumber IL. An American Egypt
olosist and . correspondent are the only
persons allowed to visit the interior
With Maspero. The latter explorer re-
turpf to Paris next month. and will
publish the discovered texts. All the
Sakkaro pyramids, about sixty In num-
Der. will be opened as soon as possible.