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Iato Weather Report.
tsnce,oI telegram To The D,sns.sA. !

TSpcelaI teIeRraIn 70 Ule DIfn<tAI
WASHINGTON. ID. c., August 27-i:D A.
M.-For The Middle Atlantic States, gen
orally fair weather, variable winds, sta
tionary temperature.
For the South Atlantic States, slightly
warmer, fair weather, light, variable
winds.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear In
the forenoon. sultry and showery in the
afternoon, and clear at night.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. III, 20;
o A. NJ. 20; noon, So; 3 p. d., 90; Z.
NJ, 95; midnight, so.
Mean temperature. S35.
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rDRNITU RE.

WE ARE NOW MANUFAC-m
w TURING and receiving from the best w
factories very large stock Of FURNITURE, ~,
comprising CIR MI,ER FURNITURE AR-1I
LDR FURNITURE, DlNING-R0OM FURNI-
ICkE. hA1TkEssES. We have ON hand the
ely OF MEDIUM FURNITURE 70 suit all parties.
when you are In need Of well-msde and reliable
are now lower than they have been for twenty
years. Terms accom- m odstipg. 8. W. HARDWOOD
son, Nos. 4, o, and 8 Governor street. Rich
mono. va. fy29-Sm
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Byu.L. staples & CO., Auc:loneeri.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A D ,ESIlE EVE
MILES WEST or RicHMoNSD BY o AuTTi,9bN IN
y tt,.heu. dated December 2, 1881, and daily r.
corded in the ofiice Of Henrico County Court, ies
fauIf having been made In the payment o, oiis -.
be notes Therein secured, aud being 50 regure1 by
the beneficiary, shall sell by auction on the pre-
misses, on
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 4, 1884,
n Z o'clock T.. NJ, the TRACT OF LAND in
Uenrico county. on the " iIOrse-Pen y road, knO@n
as tho HOPKINS tract, or " Br00Slynn tract,
containing I5OK ACRES, with 4 COAFOHTA-
RE FRAME DWELLlNG,g0 good barn, and other
out-buildings thereon.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses NJ sale ana 70 pay
OF A note orsis3.60. with Interest there) from
January /. 1854, and upon the following credits :.
400 20. payable January l. 1888 &f36.SO, pay
aile January /, 1856: $3.50. payable jan
uary /, 1887: and the residue, II any, upon
such terms as may Nv announced ut ihe time OF
sale.
Conyeyances viii leave our Office a. 3 O'Clock on
the day Of sale. H., l.. sIAtbhS' Iru''ts.
II l. STAPLES & CO., Aucti0neers. au 2t
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Bv sutton Il Co;
Real Estate Agents and hucnoneerN
Nn.llOs Main streel

UCTION SALE OF SMALL FRAME
a nvTITIN(;. WITH LARGE LOT, No. Cos
pICkFTT STREET, NEAR SHoRI SIHhE L..
Al The request OF The owner we shti oher i"r s''e
al public auction, upon the premises on
SATURDAY. August 80, 1851
n G o.c,ock =. NJ, the property located as anoye:
mo nv Filling, contains three rooms, anh lspi
f,"nfs 42b fet on the west side Of Pickett street
and runs back 30 feet 70 an alley Nv ieet Wine'
TERMS At sale. SUI ioN .S ~
Ahf''t-llit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-27

BOOTS, SHOES, DC.
0--r-0-~rC-N-NNNrv.Tr TO1OIN~y~H>so.c
D. A. '''I Face BLOCK. III
WILL WIND UP HIS ODD-AND-END sALH
THIS WEEK BY SELLING
BOYS Low SHOES at 81; old price. $3.50;
G.NTLEAEN's Low SHOES at $3.50; I'd
price, f8;
LADIES Low SHOES at 81; old price, o.;
FIVE STYLES OF LADIES' SLIPPERS n,
$3.50; old prios. $3.50 and 90;
CHILDRES's 8 TO Iox SLIPPERS, In four
Styles tel; reduced from sl.7o and %.
Tsu l0-tSe1l
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Other Games
ruv ,.,ec-,rh o. ,b. D,.n,tc,,

fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
Louisville: Columbus, 4; Louisville. 3.
New York Clevelsnds, .; New York;.
4.
Pittsburgh ST. Louis Unions, 5; Pitts
burgh Unions, 4.
Cincinnati: Cincinnati., 8; Indianapo-
liz, 4.
Philadelphia: Athletics, 8; Brooklyns,
c.
Baltimore: Netropolitans, G; Balti-
mOres. j.
Trenton: Ironsides, A.; Trentons, 3.
Kansas City: Cincinnati Unions, 81;
Kansas Citys, l.
81. Louis: st. Louis, IL; ToledOs, 6.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-27

AUCTION sALEsc c1 Dsy
nv sampson q Adnmson-
v.n, Fst,tc AGENTS and Auctloncerss
aIsuull street. Manchester, Va
nv REQUEST OF THE OWNER. WE !,
Is win sell al public AUCTION. IN Msnc 81,
s.Ia I'M, street. In front OF tue marker, on
'o' IN, wrnNFsDAY, AUGUST 81. 1888.
:, N o,slosk A. NJ. THE ENTIRE STOCK w
Goop pi's sGSiIssiniFc p CREAM FIXTURES
Tid ahs ;cGnhEAw,fiSio-ToBAcoo,
e n ,hyNrpRh.TSusrED SHOWCASES,
and nums sr,oMp s'ns 4 ADAMsoy, Auctiesssr;;
" 6. FIsiIEii. Salesman. an z n-s.---
RlcHnoSD BAzAAn' ~
Ia Nos. l4ss AND I4io FRAsKLrs srREsf'
our regular SAKE
TO-DAY
=, 10 o'clock will comprise registry OF
FIRsT-RATE ANIMALS
:, witch attention Is asked. u,v-
s.,I spToSD.uAND BUGGif.s, PHAh'
TONS, and WAGONS COOK. Aue,iouccr.
su27 r. d. 49,, 49,
AUCTION sALEs-Fatur-e's bays
ByN. W. Bowe'
tsuccessor to Williams Bowel
Real Estate Auctioacer'
THE VALUABLE STORE Al LIE
l. SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
FRANKLIN AND GOVERNOR STREETS
AT PEREMrroEY SALE
BYAUcTIoS,
Tuesday, SEPTEMBER 2, 1884,
AT O'CLOCK 7. NJ,
ON THE PREMISES.
Thisvaluabie house embraces gpoa s. .t, he
i,r viii three large floors for Du>il,sl osys H.
eellar VIZ, W. a. and frs,-ratc residence IN tlie
s,oni over the store. II IS wen 'ocsst, ~ p,erver
nees and has more capacity tndn -, :, ,ar,e nor
wouiu ~ maj n is likely 10 sell for inspectI II
and then be stare toattehu Tue s''''
BIZ SOLD. ..,o y. W. BOWIE,
ITEMS Az '''' Auciioneer.
ByE.B. Cook, Auctioneer'
a Ninth street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BUGT
II AKIN HARNESS, &C.. AT AUCiioN'-
On
FRIDAY, AUGUST 2oTH,
.,1o o clock will sell al No 81 res, J,,y
strae, the HOUSEHOLD FURNiIChsti,, e emu -
cling general assortment OF genteel eVous, ss "a
en-, nsunliy found In wol-regulated househo'u'
includisg ..,,.,, oOou
and KITCHEN UTENSILS,
FIRST ATE COOk-SfONE, &C,
TWO RUSTIC SETTEFS,
TWO INITIAL FL0WER.uKNs;
KATu-TJJB. LAMN-NOWEt Ella &C''
ALSO, ~
,.1SNin 4. Il. COOK.
au u = -------
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CHINA, GLASSWARE. dc,
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS.

l now have In stoc& the LARGHsT LINE Of
CHAMBER T0iLET-sETs eves shown IN this
city, consisting Of all the latest designs in shapes
and decorations, and varying In price from So 10
ESQ per set.
We would be pleased for You TO call and loos a,
ucsn' Z. ID. TAYLOR,
sn is l01l Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-27

" PuLLMAN-cAR SERVICE .,'ISs. ia wash,
On Train 5C-New York ana A"snss ""
iLgtonT snd No. WASHINGTON and Ansa 49,
Wash,p eton and New Orlenns. "a p,cnmcnd or.
panviie. Returning, Danvilie anu
Tickets sold TO all points south, soI,ne"'S ""'
southwest, anu n nssi s,ycn on local tickets
No Iay-o,er checAs s''s n SLAUGHTER
General Passenger AsenA
SOL HAAS. Trafic Manager. ana
Al KTyEs. General MANAGER
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The following is the detailed score !:
VIRGINIAs.
ALLEGHH yY6.

H1iiI Tginssy. ...........S Q 9 Z 0
Earned rms-Virginlas, n; Alleghenys, o.
Three -base hts, swartwood, Nash. Left on
base-Anegbenys, 3: Nirginias, 4. Double plays
Hanna and Powell. struck ou-Alleghenys, 2
Virpnias, a. Base ON balls--Aileshenys, 2; Vir'
ginlas, q. struck by pitcher-AlioghenY,
Passed bails-Hanns, l ; Smith, 4. Time Of game
1926. Umpire, Mr.. Holland. Scorer, ii. G. john
stOu.
The same clubs will play again this after
noon. 1t would be well for the manage
ment 10 announce the calling OF play In the
future somewhat earlier than s O'Clock.
As it is now. il the game IL in the least pro-
longed darkness will come on before nine
innings can be played.
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NHAMRER AND PARIOR SUMS n

viii oher FURNITURE for thirty DAYS at -
SPECIAL ngures IN order 70 reduce stock. FINESJJ
SUITS Al special low prices. We are determined
II you want furniture Of any kind, II will be 10
your Interest 70 Do 20. Terms made satisfaciory,
,vao y. 9ArHsss,nG a SON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-27

NOR NEW YORK.-The Old 4E6kTN
Il Dominion Steamship Company -
nrorosed saIlings for the week following are
WYANOKF. Captain HuLrHERS, fnipA'
August 2gth. at o'clock " d.. c,.yn.v An
"RSkSOKE, Captain Couch, SUNDAY A"-
gnst 3Ist. at IL O'Clock A. III. ,.., rrrp>a
OLD DOMINION, Captain w.
nay. september I'd. al 2 o'clock +, NJ q, rr-
freight received until 2 O'Clock I. VI. -
day. q O'Clock +. N. saturday, aud TO O'Clock T.
NJ Tuesday. a. ,-., o,s ooods for
warded with dispatch 81 all points notth' souu-
eost and wet: al 50 To foreign ports.
PSsscnger accommodations uusurpasscn.
cabin fare 10 New York llncluding meals . ana
herthl. $40: rOund-rip tickets. siS. steerasc
wI,i. snbsistcuce. 81; without subsiste 70;
Passengers leaving Richmond ny the the -
peske and ohio railway at $50 A. ", ana SO
p Al will make connection az Nohro,,;;n Wiz VIZ,
,Ws+ErImneHEFsnHSs, and at NEWPORT's NEWS
With steamer leaving every sATuRDAf. con,
ueciion will also be made at NORFOL ~. Gag tne
Richmond ard Petersburg railroad, leaving nIcn-
mond at / 30 4. II. every Monday, Tuesday, "ea-
nesday, and saturday.
For freight or passage apply 10 80
GEORGE W. ALLEN CO.. AGENTS.
an07 Comuany's Wharf. Rockets.
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DEPARTURE or STEAMERS AMslsasc.,,o
sp-.h - .ENNe.0lafifNfFFHF~ ~ " "
CLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP G6k
| COMPANY.

r,,a comnany will spatch one o. Their sp,.n1,o
.,laan,,nsovySS"1sTiYk NDOTTE. R0ANOhE. MnN-
uATThN. OLD DOMISiQN' and fi sSinSpnY.
10 hours of sailing see advertisement peipw.I
steamers leave NeI YSrk TgEsn y from PIer 20
~ ~ n,nh.rl North river, foot OF lie Ten stret
they have splendid saloons s'ate-roons' anu
bathrooms. $50. .,t ,t,ortions ire
unsurpassed ~. vo., UncIrding meals
and BERTH, $40; round-trp tickets, 10 s..si'so
lin subsistepce, a.; without Subsistence 30. -
FeIghts Tor points beyond New YORK iorwar ,'i
xyi,h 3isnaich, and no charge made except ACTUAL
eHIr.aiSbt receiyed until o'clock z. ". daily
For 1nrth.r Information apply 10 go,
GEORGE w. ALLEN CO., nR 1870,
tyoo office. COMPANY : wharNes, iscckttts-
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- "a AZ Through passenger s.ops ~ ~ %
Tnnnvv.csins AZ Keysville for Al poInn on y:
uons, s.sjrosd: at Sutbes Inns WIN n,iy,n .'s
ssnns1sir;n Narrow-Gauge railroad lor oS.n.n. -
sS.ssssnsnoro' for all points On rasm vsr,h &c.
sstr,ss,,,y Tor All points on western SSrm
,ns ,silrosd; at Atlanta for al points so"'h ana
scgtnmeN c. SO t,hroush passenger and nall .sop'
.isil1h.Sv {; recnsboro', Reidsvi'ie, ltgn foinsy
!, ssvtlir. Lexington, and Concord, Dets1h
hhnnos,,,r and Charlotte, and OIL stations betwsn
DD.anmond aud Danville; connecting al su'ies-
nn,. Win Milton and suihefn Nsrrow-0a9ts
nrn,,,ocd Tor Milton: af Greensooro' Tor Oh poips
~ ssis m Bnnch and North t,aroiins divi.i0n AZ
Charlotte with Charlotte. Colufabia and Axnssss
abroad for Columbia, Augusta. savannah, ana
T,orfda points, and all points In the SCUM ano
snu,bwesf No. 81 between keysvilio ana NORM
sfde rms only on Mondays. ,,. :. =
trains from the south arrive at Richmond ~
A. n and $50 Z. NJ -
RON AIR PASSENGER SERVICE.
daily except sandsy.l
Trains
Leave o.oo y -
Richpond ah...".,..".'.'.'.''.'''' o"'
Won a,:.I; .s s';s;
COalneld. .....,...,...'.''.' ''''''''''''"
Returning.
Leave =, 4.
ooelaeId a'''''''''' y
Arrive Sal A. NJ
Richmond. =. aims sfop At Boa Ais.
I{
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Night Session,

The roll was called and a quorum found
TO be present.
The payment Of the Virginia commits
sioner for work in establishing the bounda-
~ line between Virginia and Maryland
was discussed.
The resolution requested the Governor
TO fix the compensation Of the commission
ar, and il was sent to the Finance Commit
fee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-27
REAL DEL MONTE.
NOTES OF MEXICAN TRAVEL
The fsmous Mines and Hacienda or the
Count de Regis-an Ois-Time Mexican
Bouauza King and His Maznircsnee.

u
Count de Regis-An Ois-Time Mexican
BONANZA King ard His maznircsnee.
A CITY Of Mexico letter Gays: Everybody
who knows r.uch about Mexico has heard
~ senior Don Pedro Romero de Terrcros.
the first Count Of Regla--who was plain
Peter Terrercs until lucky mining adyen-
ture made him one OF the richest men OF
The last century. His good fortune oc-
Cured In this wise: In oldcn times the
waters OF the famous Real del Monte mites
had been lifted out Of the mouth Of the
sanfo BriVada and other shafts in enormous
buckets OF ex-hde and carried up on wind
lasses--a moduS operdndi still much 10
vogue In all the mining sections OF
Mexico. when ores lie near the surface
this simple method has the great
advantage OF cbeapness, but after q
considerable depth has been reached
sometimes the head OF water cannot
he kept down by the primitive process.
And so II happened that the Real DEF Monte
became hopeless ruin-for no wreck Il
more complete than that which water makes
when u once gets possession oi 4 mine, aud
mingIes timbers, loosened earth, and fallen
rock In one floating mass. According 70
the laws OF Mexico the title 10 mine l. lost
by abandoning or ceasing TO work il. and
ii becomes a waif, open TO the enterprise
OF any one who may care to re-" denounce
Il. In this country. A. in California, the
title 10 the soil includes no title TO wnit-
ever mineral riches II NAV be found to con-
tain. Gold, silver, aud other preciouymet-
ais arc regarded in law as treasnrc-trQYc,
and carry with them 10 the lucky discov-
erer the right to enter upon another mans
possessions and appropriate as much OF
them as may be necessary to avail himself
OF his prize.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-12-13
ONE OF ELLEN TERRY'S HIS
How a Painting with Too Mu,
Broke Up Il Family.

How Painting with Too Mu, -
Broke Up Family.
A picture has just been b. ,.ht
Washing Ton. representing .ra.gpI; y
while the love smitten godde,a h"Ea-
over HIM. The painting is one q. tbs
by Watts, which have just bee onsh
from England for exhibition. ley d,
not popularity amount to anything, ha
experts in art are going to tho Metro
politan Museum to study them a. exam
pies of the best English work.
There is eXtraneous interest, rowever
in the painting, because it separated
Ellen Terry, the actress now vita Henry
Irving, from one Of her husband. Watt.
married her twenty years ago. She haC
been an actress il roles which deprived
her of skirts, but On becoming the ar
fists wife she vowed to eSchew that sort
Of theatrical employ ment. Tie pail
were cooling doves for il while, and il
this period, before they turned % com
bative sparrows, Ellen was the mode
fn. g goddess. Sac was not aware OF
ever, until the painting Was nearly
1t was understood to be the OBJ
the husband to convince | er that
charming in long skirts, aad to
'..- I'd he clothed her in drapely which
t... behind her as she floated The
saaoas, undulous figure was that of the
t.l-.g actress whom London Lao seen so
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completely, but it was modestly draped.
The face was at that time likeness; but
the girl was displeased at the represen-
tation of her as wooer instead of being
wooed, and there was quarrel. Soon
afterward Watts gave dinner party
for the purpose of introducing some of
his cronies to his wife, of whom he WAS
so proud. He requested her to dress as
becomingly as possible, in order that
the impression upon his guests might be
pleasant. She promised to dazzle them.
She did it by ay pearlng before them in
short skirts and tights. That ended the
martial relations of Mr.. and Mrs Watts.
But there is no great resemblance
between the face and the Ellen Terry
whom we see now in the Irving {,e:!2r,
nances," | said to an artist VIII whom
vas talking on the subject.
give been told," was the reply, that
Ie made some alterations to spoil the
LIKENESS after the separation"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-12-13

ANY Iou>ekeeper who sends ut o.
names of live married ladies, at 81
dress, and II two-rent stamps for p
will receive free for one entire year;
some, entertaining and Instructive
tie Journal, devoted to Fashions,
Work, Decorating, Shopping, Cs--;,
Household matters. Best paper g
for ladies'. Every houSekerprr y
Regular price, 81. Must send 80,
dress DOMESTIC .JOI'RSAL, Num-.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-12-13
CHOICE SEEDS, PLANTS, ETC.

THE Season for Planting Garden and
l. Flower Seeds is here, and gardeners and
florists are now supplying themselves with what
they need in this line. Among the many growers
and dealers in seeds, &c, Messrs. d. NJ. Ferry *
Co. oil Detroit, Mich, stand first and foremost
for the quality of goods. and the low prices at
which they sell them. Their catalogue embraces
everything old and new. besides containing much
valuable information upon the subject OF growing
vegetables, flowers, plants. etc. Send for II copy
ID. M. FERRY y co,
Mgr22-tf Detroit, Mich
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-12-13
Are You Tired of Being Sick,

We want to say a word to the men, wo'
men and girls " no work in stores, offices
and factories. There are hundreds of thou
sands of you in the country. Very few OF
Won are We'll You are shut up too muci
and exercise too little. In this way you
ret sick. Your blood is bad, youc digestion
poor, your head often aches, you don't feel
like work. Your liver, stomach and kid,
news are out of order. Parker's Tonic has
cured hundreds of such cases. 1t is pure
sure and pleasant.
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| consider myself curcd.-.I W. BuFFINGT' ~
chanicSville. n. y.
Give it trial. Eiy's Cream .a
causes no pain. Gives relief AT on
Thorough Treatment will cnre. >"t
Liquid. Not Snuff. Apply into nj ~tri.,
Price SO cts at druggists: so cts by mai
tered. Sample bottle by mail 10 cents.
ELY BROS. Druggists, Owego. y. Y.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-12-13
INR- / G. IERHY

II IItT" IIO!tSSOF Ol
Physiology and Chemical Lecturer on Nervous
Disease has discovered Il New Remedy which is
cXtcrna applied. 1t affords instant relief in all
Eeuralglr. Rheumatic Or Guuty Pains Asthma
Ilcurisy II ystrricS Sciat ca. Headache. Enlarged
and P"'utrl JOINTS. Pain in the region of the
Hear.f.-urs. Stomach. Liver, Kidneys and Blad.
Ger HiE''nc-s &nre Throat Pains in the Should
e|>. IL. jnesa Of the Chest, SleeplesSness, &c.
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| CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.

the sacred wood where the grave of
the late King had been dug. The
sacrifice began. Seven slaves were
| killed and their blood mixed with
earth to form a kind of plaster with
which the grave was lined. The
heads Of the seven victims, with food
OF all kinds, were deposited at the
bottom. The body of the King WIS
next lowered into the grave. tn,
were seen approaching nine of -
women, draped in their brightest <.
ored garments and purposely il"
| icated with British "tatla" or
Believing themselves to be the 0 2,
Of an ovation they cast smile
every side as they passed TIN
the throng.
On reaching the edge Of the
grave they were made to KIN Il
before they had any suspicir'
stunned by blow on the he.
and flung, still alive, upon to b,
Of their royal spouse. E..ra
then thrown in to cover bob r.
and dead. A short distance f., ~t 8
grave stake was prepared + the
burning of the ministers, but these
astute politicians dressed slaves III
their robes of office, and While the
poor creatures were perishin2, made
their escape. The sacrifices to the
gods are marked with grcat-r and
more varied refinements Of cruelty
The shrines resemble dog-nuuses-
appropriate dwellings, for Their idols.
which are hideous-l l., king monsters
These ceremonies begin with dance.
In front of the shrine a circle ) form
ed by the leaders of the people sit
tire down, while the rude multitude
! f. IN standing. Holding L tuit OF
hair in his hand, a priest
in the center of the circle utter
wage cries, clapping their hands
f. wing wild instruments resemb.
ellis, tamborines and c,mbals
nHr"s the night the fetish priests
la". Jle the goa with one Oh more
aims. The most common form o
ralse to Ognn, the god of war, is
ayhcad the human offering anc
n.J lie body upside down to tree
ga" head placed above the feet,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-12-13
IMMORTALITY IN EGYPT.

besides the missions among these idol
aterS. the Fathers seek to plant the doc
trines of Christianity in Egypt. ''In II"
other part of the Inhabited world" said
the priest, lis immortality more widely
spread. There woman is reduced to the
lowest degree OF slavery. Her lfe does
not differ from that of the bruae. For
her there is no liberty. no religion Man,
impellcd by the fauat;cism of corrupt
religion is plIngcd into the moss absurd
errors.
only two years ago, during the ~
sh.rection of Arab Pacha the Mah,4- .-
tans, through hatred of the rel.
san4 btered thousands OF Christian =.
the city of Tautah 100 Christians $500,
pur To death iii 4 few hours. A. 3. dis
tance from this mission, in Ii" 8. 10.
of the Soudln, the rebellion Ut Z! -.... F..
caused the death of many missile .... ...
Here men are hunted like animals 90,
sold i'll the public markets. Goa. .
of traders surround and burn vi,
lagos.
The aged, the sick and il u.s., ..
thrown into the flames, while 81. 81. IL.
and healthy are chained and J.a-.'..
the markets These markets lu'
beings are principally along til t haun
of he White Nile. 1t is comiEtad that
the slave trade takes every yea, 1,0t3
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