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NO. lOt
Foreign.

81. Peters turg. 29.-The revenue
flOm indirect taxes for the financial
yea. OF 1882, exceeded the estimate
by S.,7S,0OO roubles.
Madrid, 29.-Deaths from cholera
at Manila, Thursday, were twenty.
London, 29.-The new steamer
Vera, Of the North Germon LIoyd
Company, on a trial trip. made sew
enteen and one-half knots.
Paris, 29.-An international con-
ference meets October 10Th to dis
cuss the protection of submarine
cables.
Dublin, 29.-Judge Lawson an
nOunced that he would make a
statement tomorrow in connection
with the case of Mr.. Gray. The pro-
prietOr of the FTeemGl'S Journal
Vienna, 29.-Advices from Press
burg report that in the anti-Jewish
riots there the mob broke the win
dowS OF many houses occupied by
Jews. The military finally restored
order after making forty arrests.
The military is confined TO the bar
racks,
6IarTitZ, % The Duchess of
Parma died here in childbirth. The
child IS still born.
Paris %. BY treaty with King
Batches, France is expected to cain
control OF the Congo country. King
Leopold, IN letter to NJ. De Les
seps, has recognized this as an ac-
cOmplished fact. The French na-
pels represent Stanley as having
tried to Supplant the French. and
request an Immediate ratification of
| the treaty.
Vienna, 29.-The rioters declared
that what they had done was only q
prelude to what was coming The
shops were forced open and DIun-
dered. Similar excuses We're com
mitted in the neighborhood of the
town OF Blumenthal, where thirty
persons were arrested. Several hun.
dred Jews have fed for Vienna.
| London, 29.-Tambaci & Son
shippers and merchants, of Man.
chester, have failed. Liabilities
| e159,0OO.
| Pesth, %. - The ministry has
placed Pressburg district under mar
tial law.
| Paris, 29.-One object of Henry
NJ. SANKEY'S journey to Brussels is
to endeaYor to secure for the Inter.
national African association a DOR
Of the territory Of King Batckes
ceded to France, owing to the
energy Of the Frenchman LeCrazzO
who arrived on the step Just before
Stanley. France has not vet ratified
the treaty with the King.
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NERVE AND BRAIN DISEASES

II Treatment, a specific for Hystexia, Dis
duess, Commissions, Nervous Headache, Men.
tai Depression, Loss Of Memory, Prsmeture
Old Age, caused by oyer-exertion, ovsr.indul /.
gence, excuses or overwork Of the brain
which leads TO Para ysis, decay and death.
contains one months nestment One dollar
box, or six boxes f>r FIVE dollars; sent hy
msil prepaid on receipt of price. We guaran-
tee six boxes to cure any case. With each
order received by US for six boxes, accom.
pan led with FIVE dollars, We will send the
purchaser our written guarantee to return the
money if the treatment doe pc effect cure,
gusraT bees issued only by q. C. II. !. Drug
Store. Salt Lake CTS
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NEVADA RESTAURANT.

S. Brisacher & Co. beg to inform
the residents OF Salt Lake City and
vicinity that they have opened on
Monday First-class Restaurant at
233 Main street opposite the Cliff
House, where they will be pleased to
meet the wants of epicures, and
guarantee the best in the market
served up in style unsurpassed in
this city.
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FOIgeF's Nomination.

Albany. 29.-JnG. T. Smythe,
chairman Of the new republican
committee, said to a reporter: 1
have no reason TO suppose that Mr..
FOIger viii decline the nomination,
and have every reason TO conclude
that he viii accept it.
New. York, 29.-The republican
executive committee Of Kings
County, has appointed a committee
to confer with Judge FOlger, the
nominee for governor, and inform
him of the situation, and request
his decline.
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California ErOhibitiOnists.

San Francisco, 29.-The state pro-
hibition convention met here YES
terday. To-day it became evident
that the majority desired to nomi-
nate a straight ticket, and about
forty delegates opposed to that
course Withdrew from convention
this afternoon. Nominations were
made: For governor, DR.. R. Fl. Nc
Donald, of San Francisco; lieut.
governor, William Sims, of YolC
county.
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Another DeiauIGeF.

\ Providence, R. L, 29.-James A.
Taberner, representative of the
English house of Higgers Lloyd 6
Co., has disappeared. An examina-
ton Of the books with the custom
house shows that he systematically
robbed his employees in the pay
ment of duties, charging the firm
larger amounts than he paid, and
destroying the custom house re-
ceipts. Taber was sent from Eng
land to take the place of another
defaulter,
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Or rich and poor, if you're not won,
To brush your teeth with SOZO-
DON'T,
You'll one day suffer deep re-
morse,
For soon they'll crumble in decay,
And soon you'll cry, "Oh, lack-a-
day,
That 1 had never changed my
course"
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

NHE PROVO MANUFACTURING
L Company, have Eighty Thousand
Dollars ESQ, 00O) worth Of wooden goods
now ready for market, and which must
be sold during the next ninety dsys.
Our celebrated blankets are controlled
by T. O NJ. l., and can be found at retail
in nearly all the stores In the territory.
The attention OF Wholesale buyers Is
respectfully called to our line Of goods
and their orders kindly solicited.
PROVO MANUFACTURING co.
E24 JAMES DUNN, Supt
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Serious Runaway.

Albany, 80. - Ex-Assem6lyman
Amasa j. Parker, jr., was driving a
spirited team to-day, and the horses
ran away. Parker was thrown out
and his leg was broken. It's feared
his skull is also fractured. The
horses continued to run and the
carriage struck tree, throwing out
three lady occupants. Mrs. T..
Rathbone, wife of a prominent re-
tired manufacturer, was instantly
killed; Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Strong.
OF Savannah, sister-in-IaW of Col
Parker, was slightly injured.
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Lust OR STOLEN.

On Wednesday, from Dexter
Stables, this city, a bay horse,
saddled and bridled, and branded
e A. ~ on left hip. Was taken away
by one Frank Edwards. Anyone re-
turning the horse viii be suitably
rewarded.
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$500 REWARD.

A reward of $500 is hereby Of
fered for the recovery of the body
of the late j. D. Farmer, drowned in
Salt Lake, at Black Rock, while
bathing, on Sunday, August 9th.
COIN Bros.
Salt Lake City, Aug. Z, 1882. =
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DUNFORD'S FARM

In Sugar House Ward to lease, con-
tanning eighty acres; well fenced /;
twenty acres in lucerne in good
growth; sixteen shares of water
rights.
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LOST OR STOLEN.

From Godbe s. Pitts Drug Store,
a Bay Mare, with saddle and bride,
branded II on right thigh. A liberal
reward will be paid for it by w. II.
Ste snsOn at Z. c. NJ. l.
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STREET CARS TO THE D. & R. G
DEPOT,

Car leaves Cliff House corner at
Z o'clock a. NJ. to connect with 7:30
train, and runs every half hour
thereafter until 6 p. m.
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list ARRIVED.

A fine assortment of Wall Paper
and Decorations, at
NIDGLEY & Sons,
1920 Second South street.
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WANTED.

Ten QuarrYmen. Inquire OF
Lewis OViatt, half block east Coop
tannery, Nineteenth Ward. or
Henry Owen, at Jones lime kiln. .
BRICK LAYERS WANTED.
GOOD brick layers wanted; also
stone masons enquire at Elias Nor
ris.
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NOTICE

Ali persons knowing themselves
indebted to the late Edward Martin
will please be so kind as to call and
settle. Respectfully.
= ELIZA MARTIN.
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GIRL WANTED

Wanted. a girl to do General
Housework. Inquire at this office.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT
WANTED.

a good BoOkkeeper. Must have
good references. Address, Post Of
fee Box 262.
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WEBBING CARDS, Envelopes and
Note Papers, at the HERALD
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Wanted.

4 First-class Butcher. Apply at
HERALD Office.
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WHOLESALE PRODUCE LIST

List of Buying Prices of Produce
n the Salt Lake Market, corrected
Semi-Weekly for the SALT LAKE
HERALD. by Sears s. Liddle'
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CHICAGO. II. t. "A New York
.::pe. ial says General DE. ritt assumed
command 0f West Point yesterday.
General Howard h assigned to the
Uclurtnlent of the Platte with head
sDuarterS ut Omaha.
4 Washington special says Sccreta-
~ Lincoln IL amazed more than .a''-
Ea.ylai at the frantic endeavors Of Ger.
tain individuals to break up the
Presidents cabinet and furnish the
Tx. cutive . new set Of Omcefs. In
eOnversatiom with . friend, Mr.. Lin
colin tOOk occasion to refer to the talk
aiMut the impending cabinet changes.
lie expressed himself freely aud en-
I'lbatically ssyimg the greatest good
feeling and cOrjiality existed between
the President aud each member Of the
cabinet. All talk about . cabinet
breakup II not only Nm founded but
al,eursl; but II SECRETARY FOIGef y
nominated for Governor Ut New York
lie will probably resign; hut u ne
should not he nominated there b not
the slightest likelihood Of . change 10
the Treasury Department. The oo-
ject Of Teller's visit to COIOradO vac
10 attend the llinlng Exposition at
denver, and not ~ the prospective
successor % senator Chill-0t. One OF
his friends says Teller has NO idea o(
leaving the cabinet TO enter the Sen-
ate; for II such bad been his desire he
would not have LETT the Senate to en-.
ter the Cabinet. The rumor that
Postmaster General Howe b 70 with
draw from the cabinet - fully - Inn
probable NJ any other changes sus-
g.stt(l.
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The consumption In the United
aH.tee of s.strsixht'' and domestic
vhiskys an,ounts to atout o'esU
salons PER ansum, Of which about
nj 01o OdO 10 sseraight." ''Stnight
whisky 10 the pure article unmixed
With any ether ingredient, ana r.. 70
nox drunk to any extent In the East.
tSos9b in the Wet 1t = eonsamed;;
TO svpply this tnimense Gemsn" ,ass
there were, when !a:e coIn.eS seS IN s..ssH sSHi,
- many - 81 dtselIessI I.s I..ss.arsS.:.
The dl.aiilsrs are the manufacture!s,
the recti6ers ars the mixe!s and tne
vhoiesaie dealers sepply the!eta'isrs g. .
snd then the stimlant reaches the
rublic. Unless Tie whoseeale deaIet
~ 4 lice0se - . recti1e5 he eannos
nil The di0eTe1t qualities o0e muss
IN the whisky - - 1eeeaves H.
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Nine. 0anabeeta ana Her Sun.

Nine. Onasie Gambetta had head
for politics, but never came forward
- . political woman. It Was, per
haps . pity that she did net, for she
would have 81 I'll through the intrig-
ants who attached themselves to
Gambetta when fortune smiled upon
him, and by destroying his popuIari-
~ flung himself in the direction Of
reactl0nary conservatives, Of whom
he can never I've q successfnl leader.
A man Of II. Gambetta's nature can
never 1T intO the skin Of . salisbury.
Mime. Onasic Gambetta's influence
with her son after he became presi-
dent Of the chamber was exercised
with tact and great prudence. She re-
fused to demand for her husband
when he was cA instance to obtain 1t
y pc; petual seal IN the upper cham
Der. At Nice she resided In the
house Of Garahaldi's uncle, Michael,
on the road to Villafranca. 1t h .
two story cottage, and stands In an
olive grove in q cleft In . hill that
rises toward La Turble. In the sum-
mer months Of the year she came to
Paris to be with her children, and
during her visits was In the habit Of
taking her meals at the lie Petit
Bourbon. NJ. Gambetta regularly
went tn Nice with her to spend his
New Years' holidays. Her sister.
Mile. Massable, kept house for him
when he WAS . young advocate In the
Rue Bonaparte, and after he became
. popular leader In the Rue Mon.
fatigue. She also died OF paralysis
caused by apsplexy.-Paris Letter
to the Pal Mall Gazette.
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From the chastanogs Dispatch.
Mr.. Lee Hale, and Miss Katie
NOrkar had long loved each other,
bat the parents 0f Katie objected to
the union. An eieopement had been
determined on, and Sunday night
v.s the time set. The father and
brothers Of the young lady had got
an inkling Of what was gsinx on, and
determined to watch and walt
lleyelopu,enls. About twelve O'Clock
sunday night, hy the gasjets. the
form Of M. Lee Hale was seen ap-
prnaching. A miuister had been pro-
cured, and, in cosnleny with . ~
friends Of the bridegroom, were
standing at . reasonable distance on
the pavement. The unusal crowd
attracted . few policemen to The
oceue. but - soon - Il became known
vhst was In the wind no interference
vas made. Niss Morgan, on the ar-
Droach Of her lover, attempted to
Ieave the house 10 Join him. Her
cr,el father and brothess attempted
TO intercept her, bot she brokaway
from tlrem and ran to the head Of the
stepe. BY some unaccounoa0ie &c.
cisIent the yousg lady stumbled and
fsIi headfong down the steps:
Fortunately she was not injured
1nrfher than Q few uuimportant
bruises on her body. Mr.. Hale stood
NJ the foot of the steirway and Iass-
ine the girl In bic arms, assisted her
IN vhere the minister and friends
vere standing. Everything being
In readiness, they were united IN
marriage In ;ess than three minutes.
I'M the high contracting parties
stand we'll socially.
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In the PROBATE Coart IN and for the Coan-
y OF silver Bow, Territory. OF Montana. !.
Lee w. roster. Albert klesaschmtds ond
st.pasa 4:,s: 4: Esiss: p'a'n''6'' W Edward
ne pssp:s q 10 Tsrri.osz Of Montana
scnd greeting TO Edward Wagnse. defend.
You are hereby required 10 appcar II aa
action hrought against you 6y The above
named plsiniins. In the Probate CoUrt In
and Tor The County Of silver Bow. Montana
Territory. and 70 answer the complaint oled
asy s: 9: :esvies; after re " ne .sryiss 3" yea q
this summ0ns, II served within this county;
or. II served out Of this county, bat In thle
district, within twenty. days; osheIWice
vii i' Ss TAX taken sssinss yoa. % sccosdias to d.
prayer OF sail complaint.
Tue said action ID brought to recover fro9
you the sum os el's ~. ellesed 70 g due and
~ares and meTchandise. sold and delivered
request. and N.f s,nount Of account sofa
risintin:: al Of which Win mo : iaiiy ep.
pear BY reference to plaintiff . complaint
died herein. And the following desertbAl
property is attached to secure the payment
against YOU herein. !o-wii: s's.oo due and
owing from John Long maid u you, and
also l13 sticts Of mining timbers.
Aud you arr hereby notified that u you
as shove ieqnirs>i. the said plaintiff will
lake = dcfaut and judgment sxainst you
pursuant to the prayer Of said complaint,
In the sum Of sll3 u and for cOsta Of SUIT.
Given u:alsr my hand and the
seal Of the I'rOhsta Court In aud
., fi,r the County Of Nliver Bow,
2sEAL$ Montana Territory, this 18th day
S~~S 0i August. In the year Of our
I<,rd One thousand Eight Huu.
0rei and Eignty.tWo.
CALEB T.. IRVINE,
Probate Julg" and Ex. On1rlo Clerk.
RonIX.0N 4 STAPLErOx, yi'Is Ati'ys.
auglJ0W4W
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SUMMONS.

In the Disirie. Court Of the Second Judi
in AMI 6or the county Of silver Bow:
l Ad!,s y. t.s.sson RS:sxos: plaintiff w. seaa'a
The people of The Territory Of Montana
send srsesing to Richard u sewsrA, d.
You arc hereby require, tn appear in an
named plaintifT' IN the District Court Of the
Rsc0nd Judicial District 0f the Terrii1eI 0e
Montana. In ard for tho county. of Silver
Row, and 70 answer the complaint oied
day Of service, after t6e service g yoa @
this Summons. II served within this countY;
or, II seeve out OF this county. but In thts
b strict. Within twenty days; oenerWt:o
x!.s.n forty days. .: judgement p dssnS!s .s :.s
prayer of said complaint.
The said action " brought n dissolve the
bonds Of mstrins0ny heretofore and now
exiseiug between p!ainttG snti defendant
and duIisa arising from said marriage:
the xrOun.ls ppOn which this action 10
based d that It the time defendant con
tracteh his marriage with plaintiff detent.
s whom % be rever pad been divorced.
And you ere hereby poiiiie>l thSt, Il you
fail 10 appear and answer said complaint
~ above rcquirtd the said platnelm Vii
take . default against yoe and apply % the
Given under my hand and the
scal ci the Dis!rict Court q ees
SEC nd .,:cs n,.tr:cs o. o. tn s1' so ret5s as,s
\l..x.$ county of silver Row. this 7eh Jay o.
10y August. In tho year OF our loni one
Thousand eight hundred aSL eighty
,rO. w. IRVINE. H.. Clerk.
TT. McBsiDE. atty hr plaintiff.
1auUoWSW
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SIDE DISHES.

1t is belle ved that the cinvcnt;vsne:s
of the Yankee PEOPLE il dying out.
No improvement has Lccn Isn:'!e Oh
the pumpkin pie for more than IL
hundred years.
A French judge s.kesl murderer
what excuse he could possibly offer
for his crime. "Why, Judge" ~
aftcn heard the man sag that he
wanted to die suddenly.
Fashion NOte-1'he hustle Is about
to assume proportions sgain, ut man
alive. YOU mustn't call it u hustle.
The tangled idea isa ''tournure."
=. SIT il made Of newspaper,
same as the old style. Send in your
subscriptions now.
Taylor say., MY Lest pun was
that which made to Sheridan, WHO
married a ,;:.s Oyle. We were sup
ping together ut the Shakespeare,
when the conversation turned ON
Garrick. asked him which Of his
performances he thought the hest:
'.O," said lie, 1.-The Lear, the Lear"
"No::wcnslcr," said ], lyon were fond
Of u L.cr when yon married an
Oyie.
a countrymau with his bride stop
ped 1t hotel the other day. At.iin.
ncr, wien the waiter prea.'nted . bill
Of fare. the young man inquired {:
.\yi,at's th;s::' "Biil Of fare, sir"
replied the waiter. Thecou".rylnan
took Il, in his hads, looked inquiring-
" ut his wife aud then at the waiter,
and finally divttl his hand into his
..,<,l.n< s,,sl Sn..u3rcd NHnvv vnals.i
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The Irish Consiabulary.

No regular police force was organ.
lied in Ireland until l>sI. The next
thirteen years was a period Of excep-
tional misery even for Ireland. and
the crime crop grew SO large that q
much larger aud more ela6ora'ely
organized system, of police was deem
ed essential. so in 1895 Lerd Car
Isle, then Chief Secrt tary. brought
forward u bill to create the Royal
Irish Constabularv rs 1t now stands
The measure met with furious oI,ls,-
si:ion frcn the Orange party, more
especially from their champion.
Lord Roden, who charged the nlea-
sure was Unconstitutional, aad all
sorts Of dreadful things, the real
ground Of objection being that 1t took
away q great deal Of the power Of the
country gentlemen magistrates. The
constabulxry however, proved = won.
derful success, disappointing oil the
hostile prOphesles anent them. They
have shown . degree Of tact, temper
and fidelity under circumstances OF
unparalleled difficulty which have
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CHICAGO, Sept. 2-The following
il = dtxcril&i0n II the Tace between
Santa Claus and Fannie Wetlserspoon
at Hartford yesterday. In the race
.olrn To all except Maud s., 1t. Julien
aud Trinket. the only entries were
santa Clausand Fannie Withcsp0On,
the former selling ut SO to ~. In
the first heat Fannie had the pole.
She broke. n the turn ut caught, and
the twO passed the quarter neck aud
neck. Then the sulkies c0l ide.l and
the spokes 1.w, but neither driver
was unseated. Fannie broke, and
santa Claus taking four lengths lead
At the i,alf.Inile pole, won IN III. In
the second heat Fannie went II. On y
break nearly to the turn. giving SAN
IL Claus eight lengths lead ut the
quarter, ana Fannie closed up and
wis only two lengths lack ut the
half. She drex up closer xhd got her
nO.e at the leaders, wheels and made
lively race to the wire, Sants Claus
holding the lead safely. In the third
;iieat they went even to the tuI u,
when S:snta Claus open d . way.
At he. quarter Fannie WAS reducing
the lead, but she brOke ut the middle
OF the stretch settling ut ha:f-nile to
ten lengths hack, and santa Claus
held up \ trifle. Fannie closed to
three lengtlls hut broke at the head Of
the stretch. This ended 1t, and the
stallion won by three lengths, e:::ll.
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Queen Viotorla's Yavorite Body
Servant.

Talking Of the Court, there are
strange run,ors ailuat, regarding the
cool, off:hsnd i,npertineuce with
which Her Majesty's favorite body
servant behaves even t0warl the
most illustrious Of the n1aHy vi.ltOrs
who are hOnOred by audiences Of the
Queen. That Jshn Brown has bcen
. good and faithful servant Is. Of
course, q sufficient reason for the con.
sidcratiOn and kindness with which
Her Majcaty treats him; but 1t Is y
great pity that the epndesccnsion Ct
his royal mistress should have turn .
Ell his head ss completely that lie en-
tirely foryets his place and the respect
lie owes to Her Majesty's guests.
John Brown has been looked upon
AZ q nuisance for some years; lic II
now making himself simply insuffer-
able.-.Lonei0n Figaro.
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SUNDAY SERMONS.

Genius can never dcspise labor.
The only jewel which will not de-
cay II knowledge.
Dean Stanley said: "Ths best rem
ely for evils Is to look forward"
There are epitlel ics of nc!,lencss
10 we'll as epidemics Of disease.
The flattercr has not an o:'inlon
good enough either for himself or
others.
A hyr,ocrite il In himself 10th the
archer and the mark, In all actions
shooting at his own praise or profit.
Show me the man you honor. !
know by that symptom better than
any other what you arc yourself; for
you show me then what your idcal Of
manhood IL, what kind 0f u man you
long cxpressive!y to he.
Leniency will operate with greater
force, in some instances, IL, N rigor.
II il, therefore, my first wish, to have
my whole conduct distinguished by
il
You've got 10 save your own soul
nrst, and then the souls Of your
peighlmrs, ifthey will let you; ami
for that reason you must cultivate
not spirit Of criticism, but the tall
cnts that attract people to the hear
ing Of the Word.
cYnC nY0E1TS2
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DCB.IS, Sept. 2-Hynes win b
executed September 1lth. The emer.
gency committee presented % men to
Ie sworn In - spe ial coDstables.
Difficulty however arises ~ TO the
form VI oath which obliges . person
taking 1t to swear that he 10 net Q
meml,er Of . secret or political sOcie-
~. The SECRETARY for the emergency
committee states the c0mmittee was
not \ political body. The Lord Lieu
tenant then directed the case be
stated for IN opinion by . law olRlces
which will be communicated to-day.
II favorable about 1000 men win 1t
once be available. The whole police
force comprising S63 men has lelt ses-
vice. Only the officers, numbering
"a men, remain.
LIvERPo0I., Sept. 2-Engineer Nsl-
vile and seamen Norris and Ninder.
man Of the Jeannette, and Command
er Berry Of the Rodgess, sailed o.
the Pafthia to-day for New York.