New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-25

a his subordinate, appears toosy M
er sr them and wait till they cameperhaps'ah hour
~ ..oo "a almost exhausted with this continuous OF
,,v peyerending trial. There Is not one uep".
-, which have not to superlntend as CLOSELY 40
drect head Nearly every order, except wheh
w was nterest has to be repeated two and even
80 times Imay truly say am weary OF my hie' Jay
80 night night and day, it is one continual worry
AN OPINION ABOUT DOCTORS.
T must say 1 against doctors. Ii man Is S"e
.nense rain, and is In more or less desperate eo
.,o, would give much morphine as wouio sun '
lin twas the custom Of the ancents TO give 10 ,uose
pam ora 70 he crucned a numbing potion. when Is t1at
'wms"tioned in Matthew xvii 81, Marx Ky. 20 out
Lolu T,s weston and he would taste it, But in
oar lords lie knew the oo)eet Oh r
poton, mnosns daught to produce Sleep and cannot
See why they stop at that and 90 hotsi'o @
produce nscnsibity TO pan-but suppose s'hos "''o
fu TheTe is nohne like civil war show what skunks
men men are c onf Hi "eTns toward me-
the Mahd expect both sides despise e nr5n the
1eiSn Of James H. When William Of Orange landed
Queen Annc's husband the Prince OF denmark uu no
sbow well i'm the affair and expect that inc Empress
Tngeoie could say a good deel for rats during her
time say cordially hate them, anu cv nss
Give Them rope., have told them distinctly that
know it is sellmterest alone which rules og1 ns
howeyer is a platitude, for 1t governs most OF US -
It certainly is curious exemphcation OF nov ner3
lightly religions sit on men ana TO no,v ' when their
H. .an
lives and property menaced There Is scaIeey Up
great family OF the SOuan families who can trace tnc
pedigree FOL 500 years. who have not accepted
hohmet as Mahd TO their properly, tnousn 80
laugh at tine idea afterward. WIN respect w
written 10 the Mahdi and to the Arab chiefs con @ us
on the apostacy of Europeans, they may anu 20, ~,
doub hard hnt it is small thing Ior Eul al
for fear of DEATH deny fath; III was not SO ~
fimes and IL should be regaied as II !. Nts M
of one coat and putting another III ttne .i an
faith IL myth then let throw II OH put !. - IN q,
and dshonorahle to do merely TO save ono my na
one believes IL is the true faith. what can W ovth
strone than these words: lie who denies me gu "a
will deny In Heaven" The old martyrs resa .oHy
men as their enemies, who tried TO prevent 'uel W
ing their faith
uORAIIZING ON OLD BOHEs.
Tbere was a slight laugh when Khartoum heard Barring
was bumping his way up here for 80 we read IownA
telegram-a regular Nemesis. III Barring docs 'u"'
his way I'M here as British Commissioner shall consuer
he has expiated faults and shall forgive Mn We
seldom realize our position. In ten OF tWeNe c.Ie
fine Barring Lord WOseley, myself Evelyn "oOu. ~
will have no teeth and will be deaf; some OF US wiz
mite paSse no one will and court us; new
new Lori Woseleys will have arisen who VIII can us
bloaks and twaiders" " Oh. 10 goodness sahg,
come ava, then! IL that dreadful pore coili,Et J.,
once he gets alongside you you are In for nan an no'
will he the remark OF Young captain OF me osent
fine on seeing you enter ths club rms Is NeiY
bumiatiDg for we. each think we are inlnoI.'u
That poOr old general who Tor years Nege,i.eu G
fhe end of close to the clubs! who ever vsieu
himl Better ball in the brain tlan to uicKer out un
needed. like he did.