, 1881-07-09

serss, T ,,lHrcnt eql'l'!ry itt t'Ms
atsr u e,arc rt iu Atlea @ n g o so"ef sd
EFn'l; tho chpu Colony, .while Ma): iitlto ~. he'
Enn llls jnarney lrunl yenRIsl!e, o.. tiae A. A.
lantlc const. md ended It OIL the sh9fa " he
lm'a Ucga Ts rst pn,S pm'n4tf NJ M s1cs
from !sllla hl.ti lilo roacies UP a nan,ecsl
lsiyer e Is ~ eol,pa1H7siyNS,y N.Y. S''Sh M is mi ri
5Parks yx afo,1 for ETGps C5p;a h xien il @ sese's
EaropcSi. @ isi aid eenenty q ai,y I9an n @ Tl.os
Ilas never Travelled In tue Mi!a9 H. OF hafaca
inH % nto TO tnt continent, wiIat difficulties they
hnyo ut every Itlstant to 0vrrcoine@ aud What |
Iron labor they lave to 81 ,tllrnn9lii WY ps
well Nigh 'eonpfel,oi1s,yle ~, /: Goncc,vS
tlieil sl,o las not experienced them II l!ts
owt ' persom; md IL s;.e4ually difficult
fUr the man ,wllo Inns endured, o;omI Ito @ ae-
scroo tsni yaStr potnfe e pi IT,
Ter 'l,ost My one iot born Will. tho tastes and
endurance essgnt'al for successful explorn.
tions from undertaking such tourney. Quincy iio
f'' ria4 md ssi 6erats sHe sans of Slaves
iio was hell prisoner by sonio 9fg tlio nntiyo
Kings, nnl HIS murder prn,N,setl md attempt
Cd. All his luggnge was> stolen at Llaltit.
itH rita WIS Ills soia reliance. liu descended tic
Znn,lcsi Until. he rooclled Or. ,Bradshaw's
caulp OIL the Kuango, anil. with tic 9sslst-
a1lce Ut q French missionary, was ehap!ed 70
Transvuai. Ut Tic Boers, he. says: Euro
pcun BY Urlelt, they !lnve 1t, less ttlan cent
ilry 0f time lost NIL the civilization tl1ey
brought will, them from Europe, have t'o;
come coI,aurrtl By the savage element amid
Which tlloy have bev,l living, and .itnw,
though Europeans in G0lOr. mid processing
tiiS fsitli of Christ, are he yerlcst 6Grbartans
il. customs alu! bchaylor." 1n another plaeo
p1table, industrious, l,oncst, moral II tlcir
lives, loderatU In their desires, and brave"
Mai. Pinto ls nut OIL THO w,n!o fnv0rab!y H.
pressed with tho work tloile ~ the majority
nnn,ount Of useful work. 'i,ut" lie snys,
Stleso missionaries witt, little knowfedga
aid Iarruw, Intellect commence by iiistllling
sacred pulpit. wlielice SHOULD only bc hcartl
The ncctlts Ut TRUTH TINT tLluy arc the cqunis
of the white llali, tint they nr9 on level
authority, 'l,etween YOU a1l!l tho European
tlieru Is i vile gulf which haye COME TO
tens you t. 1l yE oYs 9YSE X sfsG}so frmts Syo yeF
thu Virtue Which / viii alIow you; cast Of
your ignorance md lcarM; ulul tlscii. but not
ill than, en-! you stal,d o,l tho salhe leyel rs
tic Willie; then mud thon only will sou DO hts
II ' tie eu,t It III t,ie ' cyi!izs n'a'i fals-
hood; II Is Il crime. II Is 10 bo wanting Ill gil
t,osr duties whiol, were uli!oscd nPol! the
teacher WHEN lle. SGT out for Afrea. It Is to
MINI. rinto's boole Is nlso fully illustrated,
las nlnI,s ntul index, with lists of geOgrnpli-
ical positions, meteorological tahles, alni IN.
tive yoca9ltlarles. Tending . ticss stories t Or
will uccllr to every reader, low, IN, tho
midst Of dniiKcr a1d trouble, their. very lives
dependent oIl tho cnprIce Of wild, trrespon-
sible African Chief, illo"sal,ds Of miles from
for bnre 'llying.-ti,Gsu intrepid explorers
never for ntl Instant furgot their mission, or
the opportunity to acquire knowledge Of tho
country thy i, aa fsv,e OF ny fs AstrFa n
would 'oxpel,d his little remaining strength
to bring down rare specimen Of bird Or nl,-
inlni. a capt1ya doomed to die. tic 1'ortn,
grese cooily, determined his Ee,ogrWaphtral .,!g n
Founding mountains. Qf such stntt nra great
explorers nn.le.,. Aful. pfntu's work ennn0t
be ovurestimatetl, and its publishers have
presented 1t III attractive shape.
THE FATE OF MADAME LAToUR.
Tl,s "Monnoi Question. y is ,o,,o. s1ally
growing iii Importance. as the number Of
Aiorluons annually increases mid their
Influence extends further and further.
Just now they ore proselytlng aud recruiting
all over the world for the conflict that Is sure
TO come, 'antl for which they intend to be
found thoroughly prepared. Tho more we
know about this peculiar sect. the moro
astounding does It seein tint they arc per-
l!ttcA to live, flourish, and grow In my part
Of tho United states. Their isolated posi-
tlon and exclusfveness for q Eeneratlon
shielded them fran the curiosity Of tho out
side world; anl little WIS known Of thoni
until, by the westward march Of population,
the llrlt wns t,rnc,l rnnn thcm. and i'm ny.
se M .,at "pn .u a,f VII ,.aioo to
s. teral ieatures u us'r SlnGu'ar !lIo a.sc!osea
Since than travellers anu correspondents
have written OF thcInt and lisatfected, rene-
gnde. or excoumuntcated Mormons llnye
onxn,an,a,i thn ancrats nf rrinathnn,, nn,I
oSr!seu 49,. uao see'sts s., ~ pta."unn .. M1u
pcop 10 pnt, IRON inc natuFa OF the cAsc, SUCH
accounts havo necessarily been either
superficial or tincturctl with bitter
uersonal an,,nos.tv. Wa hayc rccc,ye,l fro,n
tha ,,,'sara ~ .,,.anca av a,,oats ~ natar @
u1 ~, fI,a nr,n,, ,1 s; atitia II r,a
t Mosh " % Hin %n,"raaTM 9HuSt9 sa''Gn Ill., s, o
na 81 Ma%o oc ~ fa 1s,,,t 3 t%o!n .ls n,, n"1S
1asaa; -. ~. t,,ni LILLE M'aE w. usu ptupis
1Sa!ty Aao ~ HtH p'lShtG ItAos. M!tu tACAk