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New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
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pS0S c5UV & ~ a Waya M jS tGS iSr GEM "a
Chestnut mi Il Co.uGlbi ave. for ManaymA ''a'-"
ROOM JARS on all Day Trans and PI'9
hsTH3S SpFDPIh 81, SHn s.5 'aG g.. e.
RY sU%pAYh SOW a III u. e5o 2' i6S ' ,a 1' =, 80
For x hAYES y a. pr Af ard rHiFgbrNd rau-
For 5'G& G&ifiiPliihNsPQRE. II eyNEur4 tn~iSssgai al
rog H4fA66IiSl6 30 aai iARRI.bu1 Al 400. T. S. 8,
Iii a NJ 100 1850 400, $780, 5i'. 200 pm ''''-'"
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al to1 40 s.45 3. NJ, lO) lS'. go y.'o Pun
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NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN DIylslo"
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ny 'AKENo0D TO.i- RIVER. AID bANAE@A = y ~ .
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GSadway. so. - aJa 10 5In.ve his'hst,S" " 80
sso BoweIy ! SEQ aud prnTPsi 1ptI 1I"I B,o,swsy.
az $50 fitonst 2lU So Manh~tan ave Vii ,5,i II
s,I Washu VI. =. y. Transfer de- ;nl;
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r. 90 TIN. ian ys.s sad Itc2et AZ
II Ien0i, n in,s.Ip%iN q. l. y. AgE, lle Liberv'~' "
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
rRIE RAILWAY. row know. IS the NEW,

ERIE RAhYAAY pQE gD kReyn W24ARs s thG tlEH5Hb NEW
Arrangements o. gen9 IRON huo eaTGcr ST. Depot rom
nDo EXCEPT 7n9dey9 D9{ ElPse'S Sns Baf
co5SSchcy itornelisyiIe 70 eHenn4L .-,,,o,
tram gh0aso e 6aS aS 81 sad d4p &o fsSS sSSaa
10 extra charge f?r last time Arrives Aea,vi4le llo
ed@ CHv9isSPs aBS y ISS ISS pSo The second ncTniag
~ Ebay Buaao and NiasaFg Raz t.n!tslrr p, arrives
BGG b5aaSr nix t. tTsn R 6ctHSos Sew Ycfk and a
G4SSg EST''c cSsobes @ fSs 70 81 fBnghsGton s2 Il
iTl S R%b%fe bao 1 E,agsrP s ,nqo
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5S lSs2 piG5SSf5so sG5S JuRS1 @ 2tG 4S 'V.V
S Ia 4 aae ig gaaG SfG2 ;S ss. 2a 6aS S 'sS Sundays
~ n a Ss ~ H S5 e. alahs i: s's saa a9
M RS S$S g. s5 Y % IN sAf saa3ay. IL s5
Esvpurg aud cOrnwali 100, $50, iso p ~ sun
''E 'KEosS0u and kasston and Montgomery ~ go m
S9RsEhy 6oshs& iSt tst g. g,5 t5S sSA u, s&45o1a
aS SsdS'ogn S ganaaS az 8 8sc iQO StS % 3D. isg ~ Ihs
Ava e %9sSa aHS fiS Klr0 y ISE aaia stops at
ssS a. i@SSgS j. 49fSS 90. g. t'S 7oo s'o 80.
no. Svcry ISsn pds StS g lo4o p n STy sTSTy
hlfy minutes Aad i!'Ao p ID Saa"'' 0'''' VIII"
ss o42y R PyiS7s nj EHSG3r EsHSsr
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' 1pfSss ATSSsR aaa. @ %s' aTrFS NowYOrk a'7o
1850 2SN 2S N 4 'Sg iSgHq don pa.sr Agent NOwYorE
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
NEM .YOKK CENTRAL AID HUDsON

-
- RIVER RAILkOA AD.-Commeacn ng Nov %, 1855,
through trains VIII leave Grand Contra Depot.
81 u Rochester and Montreal Etpress through draw
nRroon cars 10 Rochester ~ Adams and R0nses Point
80 50 Fast Limited Chicago Express, with dining cars
stoppiug Albany. Utioa syracuse Rochester. Buffalo,
Niagara Falls Eue Cleveland and Toledo arriving at chicago
9ju "a. rl. next day
1879 m, Chicago Express awn0 70 Canaan.
dAlgua tO, hester. Niagara Falls ana Buffalo
I'll Western New York and northern Express, With
draw ing room
80 ? Albany Troy Utica Express, through draw
To Saratoga. Et Edward and Gel5
Saturdays only.
i p. ui., \ cowrofa ion 70 Albany and Troy.
% Chicago and >. Louis Express with seCpngc1rs
for Niagara Falls Bua.o, Cincinnati. Toledo, Detroit Chi.
cag0 and ST. Louis.
G36p m Express with sleeplngcars Syracuse and to
Auburn road, and 10 sara tOga als0 10 Montreal
t9lj p Pacific Express with sleeping cars Tor koCheS
ter, Bua0, Niagara Eas Cioveldud Toledo 81 LOUIS De-
tro.t and Chicago.
il i p NJ. Night Express, with sleeping cars Albany
ana Troy Connects with the morning Trains Or tie west ali
FOR the SOrJh except Saturday nighy.
Tickets sale at Grand CentrI l,epoL No. lowing
and Wcstcotrs Express Ofccs PARK near Broad
yoik 1888 Washington and 80 Fulton SIS, Brooklyn and 70
stl. ST. Williamsburg.
Accommodations N drawing room and eeepngcar cal Ds
procured any the ticket Offices in Nc" loIh 'i ana
33G WHshiLQt.n--t. lrQISyn.
Parqage called for and checked from residence
These trains daily All others dtiy "Acept 5nuoy
/ NJ TOT-CkY j. NJ kENDRICR.
General -uptrutendent. General Passenger a. ent
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ALI FARES REDUCED VIA

N STONINGTDN LINE. INSIDE ROUTE
To Providence 81 25 Boston. S3 nrstcsss Steamers
pier So North Rlvcr block above CsHa
Et AZ 300 D doily. except Su-daYi tram with
paror recinng chars between steamers landing and
Boston without " POPPLE General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
Mem 11ub!iratious.

'0STLER JOE. ,,.n.
Published by Tyson q Bro books,ers Windsor Hotel 9TH
ave 46h ard m sts all principal hotels sent
postpaid on receipt OF price.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
FOR PHILADELPHIA.

Fxprcss trans lCavO New YOrs Via LsJrJSsss AMI tOur
leudt trcct Fe rios follows
Imitod,. and u H.. l. $40, I, so, 8 6, u .at
D. m and II night. Accom- mediation, 30. ll:lH r. n,
and 4lO p. In. sundays tIpress 6l5 Z ~ lIm.tedl
and 10 a. 4JO 7, and o. AID IL ul -aC
TaiLs leaving NcwN ok daily, except sunday at i- and
II.IOa m, J. ., !. 3 and p m and p N. sundays.
connect at Trenton for C0uldcn $500. .. o..
Tciurnug uaIus lesve Broad street o,ajo1 i1.tifIh$
a. m IInited Express liza and 81 p M l249 = 3g.
63j, 7.l2 Slz ana 800 p N. On sunday, - u, ~
S.05 B, 500, 800 M, ia 400 Limited o;'o'
-:l2 and . II ,. ui. ,,---... . ..,.-
Ticket Offices S49 42j ana 544 Broadway, AstOr House.
ma loot Of o,hrOsses C0urtlan.t Court g. and
prookIyn Annex station foot OF FutOn.st Pfu0k.yni
bnscb'g Hotel IIoboken station Jersey EAlgrant
ticket Ofl e. No . Battery place and Castle Garden.
The NewYlTk Transfer Company viii cal for AMI cheek
bc-gace from hot els ana 70 sidenCo5. - ...-o-
CHARLES T. PUGH J. X MvDD,
General Manager General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
RAILROAD.
On and after February l7, 1885.
ntgrAar rpDTrN< LINE
AND UNITED sTAT

AND UNITED STATES MALL ROUTE
Trains leave York. Desyosses and COuradt sreet
Ferries. ns follows:
Harrisburg rittsDurg and Wesr, With Punan Palace
CaIs attached, "a M t. and u dtiy New p7Eanf
CLca-O Limited OF tILOr, DTlus smoking and oi""pmg
Cars az 9 q. IA. every Gay.
VidmspOrt Lock Haven, 8 r. ms CORY ana Ffle
at p. LIZ Conutc,ing at Cory iof liJi7'Ae tcfo.elm
Centre and the OIL Regions.
For LoBau.n. 8 a. IN, 3. 30 =. m, and II nigi... -
Baltimore Washu ZtOL and tho South lin ted Nt- Hsl91
iKprt-, Of Pullman Palace Cars. dtly except SUNDAY 10
g. m aIIiye Washington 800 p Iu ait 30 Z IN t'rVe
Na.l1Qt,u t.O5 Ut. rsgul4r az 20 ant 800 "a m,
ls3y and p m ami l. night sInu1y OlJ a. la, $50.
For Atlantic city. except Sunday Through Paror Cra
7.
Tor Cape Sfay except Sunday. ll:l0 am. .
Long Branch, Bay Head Junction and nt"rnehla- itlons
Via EuhVHy and AWiu", g. in, u rp"n, ".-V p hl.
on sunday 9:t5 a. 10. and p. dO not stop AZ AsDuY
Park. .,.,-, .
Norfolk RGirOad. S;'U week Qp's ana 2 n every
day; VIA Baltimore and Bay line, $40 2. week dt
Boats Of brooklyn Annex connect win AZ t1TousA ls
Jersey City, a0Oring speedy and direct t4icg ISr
Brooklyn travel -, , 81. ., oo 49, ,xz
and g3j p daily From washington ana Batm'5- -
G:'O m 100 800 "3p j8O, s2O e.d loB) Pm Iy'
600 eoOa m. 800 go end 70 p 1o 81 F%rgm % t[iss, t[iso
& n go. ?. $50 $40. $50, go esp 72Q, = 81 g2oo.
fn.6S M and 1920 night Sunday, 85O 0i2O $50 7i8O,
40 i s. a. n 500 82O C55, 02o, 1888, 1898 p m
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XVICKFORD ROUTE TO NEWPORT, X. L.
lR Icaza Grana -an.L.l Lan-t L-IL-.x..

W IcnVe Urann |ontTaI IfpUt af TOUUWsf
ASA IA, arr wing 10 Newport al % .. u
a. 2 p N. arriving In Newport Al 7 90 M.
ID aw1ngrOon cars attached 9 both trains
THEODORE WAkREN, 5upe
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
Proposals.

NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORG.-Sealed pro-
Isl5ncrs at their once Room 7S Cotton Exchapgo Binding
Hanover square Ncw.EOT City until II m Of THO twenty.
second av 0f Apr next tho construction ~ the pro
posed bridge over the Harlem RyeI st lsi5ts Ila'
mi -sioners Office on and after Monday, March 22, - an
T0r hl uOrmatiOn city Record for sale at No Ciy
Hall
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21

FIRST TRIP for RONDOUT and KINGSTON
Landing 81 Crtnston'z West Point CornwSl Nr"o 70
NarlhOro Milton kOopsio and EsOpuA Tho last iron
reamor City " BRsston viii leave every Iuesdat AMI
Thursday snturdays D. H.; rom Pitr Joo o. mar
ri,on st. " H., commencing ULSDAG, MARCH, -, 4oeV
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
Gteambputs dr6 nailroahs.

NOR TTWTT--H8VEN.-steamcrs leave Peck
Sin az 3 m anh IL p. n. Sundays eSeeptede Il
m steamer arfvea IN tine tor cary Trans N0f'A auU '
Excursion to Ncw.IIaveu and retnr1 - ~, -------.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JEBSEY
~ rans leave from qhap9eys g. ,BoPGt fr o1 E2ssWo22
646 46 $40 y. m. y midnight Sundays e. a. Iu' aAa
IN Rlt, spring valley and sionsey Z, 10 In $50 p. ~
Sgndavs a m
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panrina Acaofmiee.

LEXANDER MACGREGOR'S, 112 5th-ave.
N WaIing thoroughly acquired IN lew private lessons
lstTicuy private. Lcs-oua daliy
AIR. F. HARVARD REILLY, Master OF
WI Dancng. o15 9th ava beo CHGuIArA
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
Cftrrelor5.
THE NEW LINE
nstwccn NEW.YORK, PHILADELPHIA.
AND NORFOLK,
OED POINT COMFORT,

AND TIE SOUTH
G HOURS SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
On md sfcr December 2 1885 tho YeV,York Phsdcphs
end Norfolk Railroad GonPany VIII run ~ Fss, p an sn9
ioeRe NC@.fOra via. PeuBsyKsna Eailr0aiS 3 r. week
days and D. Ia DAILY, arriving OIL Point Comfort IS 2 "
sleeping CoT9 through from Soy Ygrh % Por910qta s.a
psror Ger seet s4 seepng berY caP pc secured stans
TIckct O1ce Qf The Peuq7yl venq faiIroal y9nPaay ~
x B. COOKE 0cul Pass. and Freight Agcnh
L. W. DUNNE. 5uDerintoadent
CHARMS EXCURSIONS FOR 1856.
The best faoito3 for pleasure parties Saloon steamers
caDaCtv 800 20 500 Passengers The largest ana u'h!
soncs br1es aloat Seven poDuiI groves W the sopg8
On Tlt Hudson ana 1ovn he hay Principal .1oes Pier
r r. loot of Cortlaudtst Books ogrn from q ~ 10
. ~ dtiiy api from 70 m sunday branch ONCE
co -ist open IN the evening Call cary 10 secure
favorable dates
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
7 EUIGH VALLEY -Pas,eng

trains depot root ~ cortland nd Desb
at A. N l. $40 and p n for Ea-lOn beeheI"m Alien.
to8n Reading Mauch hunk, Gou 9umaiJ y, ses54rFe.
Towynda Waverr. UhsCl Geneva lyons Buaalo 7Ed 80
West Pullman through cosches .ui ts'y Ioca aims AZ
m ana $40 p for 70 siOn. PetIehem aud 'oli.F
Trains leaving az a m and 40 m conn rt tor al
poiDts AshonOy aud HazletOn eOa regions train
feRyos tor Naucu Chunk and llaIeton. , o. m
General Eastern O1ce No. 235 Broad Hey. - .
z. Z. BYiNGTON, @. r. A
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MiscellaneOus.

on THE RHlNE.-MlSS
~ KELLEWs Protestant Institution for Young Ladies' :
nrs csgs ana special facilities for acquiring Ger.
man french music and painting homo lie reference Oy
Ie l-siOu Mrs. W j. Brown, The Dakota 'Zu ST. anu
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21

DOPUIAK SITURE LIN TOT DOo ON anu
the FAsT.-All rail from Grand Contra Depot. Three
express daily Sundags excepted % Boston At
2 N parior at achedJ and with palace sleep
inx cars SUNDAYS at D. with palace sleeping cars,
T. ". POPPlE. Agcat.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21

ACIlN II viii conyIpce you
SO 5TH.AYE. ~ Y.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
GieGmboGis dr0 RaiIrou1s.
LINE.

n OK v II IT IT W.
~ deduction Of ass % 81 points; Bo,tou n worcss
ter ~ 30 seerlcrs leave pier J. EnrtS NV A. 80 y
Watt.t pior abJyo Dsbro-s". street Feng A. SS
D. daily, except suninY. Nv
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21

For Young Ladies-Countrv.
's'INHE ELMS," Springfield, Mass. Family
/ nav ami Music School i)r . rl1. Primary Academic.
land poat.G Graluato COurses. ..,. ., o.,
MIssLs PORTER q CHAMPNEf, PrncipaLA
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21

AETNA restores S''''s'@ Catalogues free
AETNA CO., SO 6th.avo., N Y.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
HARLEW RIVER BRANIU.

I NV YORK, - V-IIAVLN AND NAHTF 0R0 r. n
Trans leave Narem River station. corner ~ sr AND
IBoo!nayc near Thiid Ayerae Erd across HII veg
rcaghed by IhId AvelG" Elcyael HaIOIf da.v cent
sundays al G85, 7JO 3iO, 10. It5 fl 2IO so fA1
$40 go and n. Tor rot A9frs, C.sanos ak P,iaH
Hunts Point Wcst Farms. Van SrsL = cst lla,tsI
Tfupsons BAy chester Pelham Bayl Bsst1w (CHy
IslandJ Poh4m Manor and &av Epcheie coahrstiaa al
New Rochelle with ira as FOR a points tie inc 0t
tho Now. York NCw Haven and Hartford Rairn7l shOr3
tine lie Dvis orr; new MI iIs.Own
ev Britain suicld Branches and and ponIs
East.
Midnight train Tor New.ROchee ard all intcrmel sta
ton. ~ 2.lO 2. m. daily except n ,nd3Ys
for New EOc heIe J1 All inerne
tons al IL noon $50 tLc attuT coTneofns
New Rochelle with way trains 10 Grand Cent Dsyot and
4 stamford
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21

BOSTON, NEWPORT. NORTH ANO EAST
I'D Fall RiVi r -. .--E0st route via ssuud x..i
atoms minimum rites From Pc Z. ~
TO m Murray dav ,sUn'ys -Hce ted al 3 Y
6caiurTs Is i aud PrOvtfIcr CtaD-etilI from Rraox-
lyn ana Jcr-ay CL-J Dy Anm.A 1ltl .. 7. -. -
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IA UTDSON.-Prcpafatgry AMI business for genucinen.
irGduating course for ladies' twelve teachers Enter az
ns ''N' ''''1 ~ v. il. BANIsTER, A. NJ, Prin.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21

2Gth Aprl, 1s77.--I have beer. turning over
araln the Paris Of Victor Hugo ilsG7l, For ten
years event after event has gwen the lie 10 the
prophet but the confidence OF the prophet in his
own imaginings il not therefore a whit diminished
Humility and common sense are only nt for
Illliputians Victor Hugo supcrbly ignores
everything that ne has not fOrcSccn.
lie does not sec that PRIDE II, hmt9-
ton Of the mind, and that pride
without limitations Is a ittlcncss OF soul. II he
could but learn to compare hlns"h with other men,
and France with other natous he would see thingS
more truly and would not fail into these mad exag-
Qerations these eXtrayagsnt Judgments But pro-
nortion and fairness will never be amOngtb" strings
~ bIs command He is vowed 20 the Titanic; his
gold is always mixed with lend his insight with
clildisLucss; III, reason with madness. He cannot
be simple, the only light he has to give blinds you
like That Of fire. lie astonishes reader and pro-
yokes blm: he moves him and annoys him. There
is always some falslty OF note IN him which ac-
connts for the pdidse he 50 constantly oxcites IN
me The great poet In hiIL cannot snake OF
| the charlatan. few shafts Of NoitaiTean irony
would have shrivclled the imitation Of his genius
| and made II stronger by making II saner; II H.
public misfortune that the most powerful poet o.
nation should not have better understood hls role
and thai unlike those Hebrew pTephcts Who
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
gusiructiou.
For Boys and Young Men-City.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
CCHOOL OF MINES.-PreparatOry School
- A High school Of Science and English.
32 EAST 4jTH ST.
J. WOODBRIDGE DAVIS. c. l., Ph. D., Principal
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No.
" 1878 Broadway, 42d.st. 40th year primary com
percis and classical departments instruction thCrongn'
n NJ Hobby, w. l. AKIN iIins NC. Hendricks son. Ass0te'
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
OF PENNSYLVANIA.

I Department OF Arts IL TOwne Scientific School Ill
Wharton school o. Funnce AMI Economy ~ CQur9e IA
1liloeophv v Course Music VI. Medical school VII
r"~f1 .'6ool Will Veterinary school TX Law school
x biological school Ni. Department 81 Philosophy
REV. JFS~F y. BJRK, secretary
T1ircreifr Of Iennsl lvaIla Wet Phadclphia, Pom
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INSTITUTE, Freehold n. j.
4 ga Yea. IIepaTos Tor business, ior fImGet9n Co

MILITARY ACADEMY,
l Chester Costly buildings. Thorough instruction.
MIIiTAKY COLLEGE owl EDAueeriug, Chemistry
ClasslCs English. COLONEL IHEO. HYATT President
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
DmLADELPHTA AND READING Z. L..

ieLce7' '''''' o'' ~ HENlA MDNErr
2sO Broadway. Dcuri.u i"'''"-'' '-.-
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21

% yCest 23lst at "CsrGri" TIucyt; RosoI NJ ash
lugtou, Baltimore. IhN'd"Iphi1. &C. DC,
i'm shorthand and type,
writing by cypciact teacher Positions guaranteed
Address r.. ElINCh. - Nassau ST..
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21

for action. There Is 10 rcpCoc Tor the nina except
in the absolute he writes in the Joun0i; "ior
feeling except IN the infinite for the soul except in
the divine Nothing finite IS true IS interesting Is
worthy to fix my attention. All that's particular
is exclusive. and all that is exclusive rcpcls me-
There IS nothing uou-o1cusive but the All my end
is communion with Being through the whole OF
Being We have said that lie lost All "clcctiYe'
interest in practical things; II he could have lost
interest in them altogether lie might have been
happy. But unfortunately this intellectual youpt-
nary, who gave himself up to long debauches OF
tLOught was painfully eager for the life OF action
{or which he was making himself more and more un-
it, He longed to accomplish something in the
world; he longcd for wife and children and
home he watched the approach of age with shame,
conscious Of his weakness and his error, dreadmg
the hour when he should realize that 1t was too
late and sccingw cruel cleaness that he had not
the moral strength 10 forestalI It, Unity OF hfe'
be writes of force OF actor, of expression, is be-
coming impossible to me; | am legion, division,
analysis and rejection the passion for dialectlc,
for fine distinctions, absorbs ana wealens ne.
Tie point which have reached seems to be ex-
plane1 by too restless search for perfection by
the abuse of the critical faculty, and by an nm
reasonable dstrust Of first impulses first thoughts,
FIST words. Unity and simplicity Of being, conf
dence and spontaneity of life. drifting out OF my
reach, and this is why can no longer act" Here
lies the pahos of AmePs career that this rare and
beautiful intelligence condemned itself to melan-
oholy 10 failure and in the end to a certain impair
rent by the over-iudugence Of its highest powers.
His profound speculations never reached the con-
ttructiye stage. lie devised no system of phioso-
pby or religion. and he accepted none. He has left
son,e wonderful descriptions Of states.of mind when
he seemed TO hnd himself face TO face with tho
mystory of being: Dut it cannot be said that he
ever found In the absolute the repose for which he
sought Or ever reached answers to tho nnai ques-
tions Of his searching criticism. Nobody Knew
better than himself that his philosophical habit
was little else than sn " abuse OF the critical
faculty"
But the point where the life of Amiel has the
kccnest interest for many of our generation IS at
the conflict between the critical faculty and the re-
ligious instinct II makes the tragedy complete
that IN this QuestiOner and donbter the religious
Temperament was always predominant He was
ALWAYS conscious Of the need of God and of the need
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-01-17
Is Everybody Drunk 2

Among the many stories Lincoln
used to relate was the following:
"Trudging along a lonely road one
morning on my way to the county
seat, Judge - overlook me with
his wagon and invited me to seat.
owe had not gone far before the
wagon began to wobble. Said 1,
Judge, think your coachman has
taken a drop too much
"Putting his head out of the win
dow, the judge shouted: why, you
internal scoundrel. you are drunk =
Turning round with great gravity,
the coachman said: BE dad ! but
that's the frs rightful s'cision your
Honor's giv'n n twel' mont +"
Ifpeople knew the facts they would
be surprised to learn how many peo-
pie reel in the streets who never
drink a drop" They are the
victims of sleeplessness, of drowsy
days, of apoplectic tendencies, whose
blood is set on fire by uric acid.
Some day they will reel no more
they will drop dead, just because
they haven't the moral courage to
defy useless professional attendance,
and by use of the wonderful War
ner's Safe Cure neutralize the uric
acid in the system and thus get rid
OF the " drunkenness in the blood. -
[American Rural Home.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-01-17
P. P. SHELBY leaves Omaha to-day for

P. P. shelby leaves Omaha to-day for
Salt Lake. ..7..-. ,....4
HYRUM BENNIoN, of Taylorsville,
drove into town yesterday.
D. B. BRISToH, of Big Cottonwood.
was seen in town on Saturday, l-3 9'
L. GoLDBERe and family go east to
day, to be absent about two months. aH
! R. NELSON, of Pleasant Green, was
making calls on city dealers yesterday.
JoHE ADAMS, SUPERINTENDENT Of the
-Centerville iC6-op, was in the city on
Saturday. %
MISS LILLE RoBERTs, of Provo, is
visiting Salt Lake. She is the guest Of
Miss Flora Musser, IAise7+te sil5s
I R. S. ,WArsoN, purchasing agent of
u. G. NJ. l., went east yesterday morn
ing. Mrs. Watson accompanied him. %
\ / JIG. WALLACE accompanied by wife,
,sonaand daughter, of Mammouth !,
Illinois. are guests atthe Valley House.
J.H. GRANT and Ether Coltrin, the
iwell-known stockmen, drove down from
Bountiful and back yesterday in q
lsleighS time hours. Ia an.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-01-17
An answer Given

WASHINGTON, January 6.-The Secre-
tary of the Treasury, to-day, sent a
communication to Senator Merrill,
chairman of the committee on finance,
in which he acknowledges the receipt of
his letter requesting the reasons" for
the suspension of a certain collector OF
internal revenue and the appointment
of another person in his place, and
then says in substance: . would reply
that as vet I have received no d1rec-
tons from the President in relation to
transmitting the papers and informa
ton called for" About fifty applica-
lions from the same committee Tor sim
liar information were answered In the
same way.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-01-17
WashingtOn Whispers.

WASHINGTON, January 17.-Charies a.
ne'more, chief executive officer of the
C1'uornia State VlticuIture Commits
son is In the city, and viii remain sew
s :, weeks to consult with the officers OF
S1e administration and the members of
go9gTess concerning the best forms Of
sgslation necessary to secure the con-
4led prosperity and development of
Se ylticultural Industries throughout
Se United States. Wetmore comes
" st9 the official letter of the Governor
'TE.altornia, addressed to the President.
a., a.. Is learned at the White House, to-
nat the vacancy in the Office of
1sssS'ant Treasurer at New York is to
I'led next week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-01-17
Frozen to Death.

DENVER, January 16. = Benkelman
special to the Emancipation: G.
w. Tupp, living on q claim eleYen miles
southwest of Benkelman, started to his
neighbors', got lost, and was found
badly frozen. Three men, named
Cherry, Carson and Cassler, left Wons,
Kansas, on the 9Th, Cherry going home,
sixteen miles south; Carson and
Cassler going to Ggudy, eighteen
miles further. lost thair way and
were found FIVE" days later. sixteen
miles from Cherry's place, all lying side
by side on a. small sled. The horses
were also frozen. They had three bales
of hay, twenty gallons Of kerosene and
matches.