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Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

Lying &c EIas ~ . Door Naii-Ths
oauss Of u ne nayatssy.

Lying &c RIae - . Door Nnlt-Nha
Cause Of 7. ne HSssssy'
This morning our gpaclal reporter was
lnstruoled % visit 6eysrhl ppFsoos 70
aSceFtAiq tAe sfeQt the MUD YqAlhsT
hsa pp thN dtVktd for imb6ftsd Mob
.6anA6d, aud kho folio wIpg kas obtained
fE0m onei You see, said be, they lay as
fat - . door psil. II a pot the
mild weather 9xaotly, but III the ready
made olQthina desleFs who interfere
with Us the ti6ae They are handling
overcoAts Of the sAhe material, madf
up Just 81 Rood - We oen make them.
for ct least $40 less than we can afford
3 sell them. Our WoTtt opposition ik
Fellhelmer, the ECONOMY Hall ololhisF,
81 400 Market; he Is selling genuine I'm
Tortsd MOntaanAo beaver ovsrooats for
$40, actually 81 good ~ we can afford
10 salt, and support myself And partner,
for $50. In regard 10 ane dFt g. vide
walls suits he has them marked In fioat
Of bis establishment ~ ti2 rs that We
cannot commence TO make for less than
$50 90 Busl ets suits OF all wool ohs
pimsre he has marked e. 90; Children
suits ~ low IS Si.75i oveieoAJs at the
same price; Atwood oheviot pants ~
aud 90 on. 80 you oan zee II is impoa
slble for uB 10 compete With q clothing
house like the Eoonomy Hall, whore
every garment is sold At such small
profits.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

Old Krlss will be At A,,,l Ii III
store, No. 2i9 Market atto," ma ~
wssE, selecting bis Toys , u, ii ysaa
drsn. All ths buys aud gifH,sI' n a Isia
IA IA SSS i otisrSS Is = prlz' to 2, 'i S,,Ss
H VI In hin the best letter 'h, y, p ,s.s
ful SO doll, and to ibe oo' !. ,,foapga
engine. Tbs letter musL p0 T5e I'D
and written by themtelV5a
IA 10 an children 10 the eI a,n KGlsA
Vnnr Friend, OLN
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

The First District Republican Con.
nlttes, recently elected, met At tbt
YoupR Mems r publican Cub r,oms
$40 King street, last night. p X. Bach
presided, sud Harry Chairs &C. cd A.
hote'Aty. There sere rsprest s,ivtE
pres eat from all tie wards In the city
and al tie watds, except the Stclnd,
Teeth, Eleventh ard Twelfth, Tsportsd
TIE W.rd com mittefs they had tltc.ed
Hepry Q. MrLsar, JsmSs L. Hawkins
sad Be b n. FeEs er were appointed &
eqmmlttee on rules under a resolution
adopted at previous meeting. Adjourn
Cd 10 meet on the n b.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18
- -
nkaNLLlaa.

me shsa8sst has hOuss IN GhS sIty
RnmfsRa @P9s.' AeA Maykoa aeRSGA
OuppinE and IssohinEs los Is. Second q.
Tfy BusA'a coal veu viii likeit.
Try 1Iush's coal you win surely ike n,
Miilard y. Davis, Jewelor, o 4. second e.
EiAe 10 X. RinRa, a. HAMS, "A 3. Fourth.
FrAnk Hoop 8naith, druGRisL bth and King,
AaericAn Laundry. sol West Trent street.
BTAzilian Balm. immediate cure ior nunph
5. H. uu,stoin, as King, has . me line Of
cigars and tobacco. buy your OhrlstmAs
! resehts row,
Look over Durstsin's hne asa sorlmenl
gAFs, pipes ana cigar easoL Whoieta G
and retail, 2lb King
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

An adjourned nss.lng q t l9.e.sly \
session II the HiatoiieA, INA itaa
DyiAwA,e was held o. ~ dtgS, ,5i VlA
aud MasksI btresis, lss' e'' srhsstcs 4
a fair attsndAnos. Ia '4e Vsbis.r "a
called ak upon to preside, bus ' y. lioA
no business RI eAoteu' - tbs SnIas
zion OF tho Minutes VI
ttsion.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

We have besn Instructed to say that
the generous Louis Fellhaimer, pro
pElslor OF the famous Economy Hall,
400 Market street, will present q hand
e0sne tiOrAl mirror and q wonderful gu
tomato ooutrivAncs to all fsYortnR him
With their patronage. The boys sult.
b u 5ifsriUg for 81 rs and ths ssautltul
esps ovErcOAl for $3.50 must be seen &C
be FULLY appreciated,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

The Young Peoples SOFA .ad , L"'I
airy Soole y OF the DslaNAIs; a. ,sVTl
Baptist Ohulch gave a very 9l lo, VIA
talnmens last L ght to iisuu ,..lSi,rd
n . folio slus program vas !, tu R,d
4 ciIal, "Lst the old cat als. u. =, M
Fullerton; bass tOIo by Mr' hli'{ INV w
Ia. Slol,n soIo by Nj. Gsorgo w. :
Si,o solo By Mlss B!oisLca I'm a5 II.
Tlos savllls; 500 BY MIS- ~, W. FsSi
recital By Mastar frank Wsl. W.. h, n
Sutertninmsnts are Rlvsn nv ,, ~ A
society on the third Moody ,I uj 4
each month, a ID all are 'p'.'''
ooma,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

The ordirs y koro5Sne OILS sJld in
bulk are dDnseroua In the extreme. b.
. sured Of safety by using Prst,'s Astral
OIL. Sold In sealed cans Of one and Eve
gallon clpRIity BY Y jams Bell, sole
ss,nt. b and Market sLs and gToOers
aud dEuRaiats generally
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

To call and see our black push caps for
as otA Black Tam O'BhAntsrs, ladies'
black hoods, an elegant llrs Of Eophy II
goods Of all kind AlaO mt nj rA A fall
line Of Huk handke'c hiefs rs loE rs 10
osnte, ct Hukill s. Pois5's, COR. seeoud
and TainAll streeiF.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

We sti ! stick 10 rur
ass triton that q Piano
even fairly good can
mt lie sold on Ion
time at t2CO. II you
de iic We Will give
you the detail Of the
actual cost Of q
? anO. The action
frame, plate, keys,
c 70 pixie, pedals
& Ia ing, tuning
ect, aud thosa Of you
who are mechanics
viii Rad ~ under
stand how large III
| " portion uf labor
must he,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

Away from the eyss. away from Ii e
niad. Do away with impure blood,
the bvldeuce Of III heath will soon
disappear Use WAraer's Loa CAtln
sArsapsril'A and SECURE pure blood aud
good health The largest bottle In the
market. 100 doset for 81 90.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18
solop,,oon EEh blt,on.

There will be grand sei3ptioon exit
6ltioB tO-noTrow evening 81 Mechanics
Hall, Fuurth and King streets, under
the auspices Of Delaware Oouuoil, No
O. q. U A. NJ. Tue price Of tickets has
been tiKsd at Is csnta
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18
Use Phillips a KAns's Gold Paint.
Use Phillips b EAnb's Gold Paint
Use Phillips & X sn0's Gold Pain.
Uss Ph!llips & KAns's Gold Paint.
Use Phill'ps & KAnss God Paint
East Fourth street.


Rev J simpson Tro,ter win deliver his
second lecture Of his winter course in the
Church OF the RedeemeE, Eighth and
Monroe streets, on Wednesday evening at
s o'clock, on "Chrlstmas Customs IN
England Admission 10 cents.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

\ fair vas opened last evening b. the
QBlltd FdsLds Of America, IN the
oM sRsmin Baildip1, Fifth and Ship
icy slfes.h The tsbies are allied with
bsaupfal and attractive goods, and 81
&2eeiient buainssa was done. Music
pas furnished by the Diamond Stat.
Band.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

Don'ti-IfR dealer OfferR you 3 bottl
Of Salvation Oil without labelA Of wrap
pefs, or ip . mutllated or defaeed pack.
Sgs, dont touch it-don't buy IT AZ any
price, Insist upon getting perfect. I'M
5fokeh, genuine package. Price rs cents
q bottle.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

Plush Whisk holders with b cuzs
msdalllon. containing plush COWS !
NSd oelluioid aRud'sd whlsks, ouly 49,
thty ATe worth 81 IS The same thin ?
oply smaller Tor 500 MGLionFe se 5,
plush, TOO & s. and So 90. DAnfcrth.
GTuERist, BAD and Market.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

visited the store Of & ". Adair, 4l5
Market street, YETI II not you should
d. 20 At once, and see his stock Of plush
rockers and othsr holiday good, and
his low prices.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18
ROiAndO ChOiOs Patent Flour
Is MADE rRc II THE BFsT WHEAT
oBTAINABLE. TRY 1T.
IL YOUR GRocKR DORIS NOT KKEP IT
YOU CAN Oct IT OF ANY
FLOUR DEALER


The stock OF ready made clothing at
No. 22s Ma kei s;rest, 10 being olosed
out a. greatly reduced prices fer the
benefit OF The assignee 10 the mean.
time Mr.. Moore IL managing the sale,
ard Gu tJmers will DO promptly SOL we'd
~ low rates. Eco adv.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

Mrs. 4 n. Carter, No. 400 King
street, has just received q nice line of
felt hats, which She 10 sell ing for 20
oshta. Give her . oAll.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

Game dluncJa At R.;IoBd aud hsr
chants Gaze, No lilo FIsu Oh slte-t.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

A derrick At Oslvsrton on the B & P.
r r blew Gown las. night, falling
over telegraph wire stripping ten polss
There wire some slls BIT damage 10 wires
between here aud Perryvlle.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

Go to George II MuIphey for your
Rldeb- ards, nook CAsts, chsiouiert
wardrobe, tables. writing desks and
fancy rock re, hlTo full line OF walnut
ana oak ohAmber suite. 800 5hlpley
street
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

about whore TO buy your Christmas
groceries II so, conclude 81 onOe TO 40
10 the store that can sup2ly your wan Is
in every detail 81 tina lowest prices.
Fresh q ode, . clean stock and prompt
attention. Lynch & LsAry, N W. cor
neI Fonrth and MAdLSon atreeta.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

John 8 Higgins, OF Stanton, offsra .
fu.table reward for the recovery Of 4
mixed goat robe, which was stolen from
the gard Of the NJ Il Church ~ Ne ark
Last Sunday evening,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

A leoiurs will te delivered bsiofo tie
SFQoers' Association In . ssort time By
j. y OlaHtoni o. Rhiladelphis, on tia
eleltnre and Manu- Aoturs Of Spices,
ed the 50 10 Of pure artlclOl.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

10 the morning, before the crowd gets
there, 10 The tins to do Christmas lhop-
plnR, and the popular place, sO6 n, r
kot stree, above sscood. VIA. n. Bah.
cook,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18
OUR
IIOSPITA
FOR
ONI.AHO

These three makes
! seem to have had a
4 monopoly In VII
Inington trade, but
hen there s no rea
son why they should
not; they are all first
elass organs aud until
we Up cared with the
Fsrrand & Votey Or
gan you could noi do
any better
Comparing tn e m
with the Farrand &
/ Notey, however, ia
like c mparing the
Beatty Organ with the
> Mason q HAmlin.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

A beautiful hand -pR;Dted Gsls bottle
alei 9Th cologne can be had ct VIA.
ssy's Pharmacy for 10 eents More than
bait gift. Not enough for every one.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

We announce that We v III furnish candy
boxes at special wholesale rates. Held
& Bro li5 East Fourth street,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

Forced sale OF goods till
all the large stock OF Suits,
Pants and Yeats, Boys and
Children's Clothing and
Overcoats, sre sold.
This is a clearing out
sale, and now Is your chance
to save money by purchas,
ing a good winter suit and
overcoas. These goods are
principally our own make,
first class In every respect,
and will be sold for the
benfit OF the assignee by
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

We are able to say "Come and sec us, {"
without treating you to mixture Of all
kinds OF ditt Our mechanics have be-
hsvsd uobly. The electric light men.
especially Tim" have rushed our work
along with wo deri1l haste, and We
thank them all sincerely We promised
Harvey present, aud hen get It.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

Twenty four pieces, large size, English
Nare, per set, u 90, LANton'f, Ne Gil
HarRet6treet.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

AIsrys line Of beautifully, aD,' ~
cups ard Shuosrl, musssVnS AZ ~
mat / oldoFB Of OTippen'si
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

Five pounds OF our 90 and 800 tea
mahea nioe Christmas present. Csip-
per, 8 East 81 street.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18
We want You

To rec cur ladies' gold watches before
you buy. MillArd Y. Davis, No. 9 EAsl
Second street.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

Do you want your work when It 10
promisod2 Then tAks Il to 800 West
Seventh street.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

H. +. BouFdnn q Bro, cigar manu-
isoturers, No Heit Second street,
have = splendid lot Of metrHehAum sets,
suitable for holiday gifts.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

Japanese Blue, 10 cents; Japanese r d
Ind Flowers, decorated, SO cents, Law.
Cons, Eo. Gil Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

FOR Christmas pLoloar .pbs usES
,aLd' he makes the tay,. pa to,a n,
In the city, al the very lovs.t ,,,s..
gallery SV7 Market street ''''A
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

Fer IS cents you can buy the best
handmade mixed candles frsab made
this week. Only 25,. ~ No. West
Sec-nd street and also No. bl2 King b..
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18
ma n.,,.nl.. a 4. n.a!.on .u.,e

Ola HsllADls' 5ua MA,
Blue Dish, Cape May goodies, /, s s,S.
hsh, cal DAB, hounder'i usu5 Ma 5B
Oysters, IS, 50, ACC biAl'I' ~
MAdlson street.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

Nothing Is nicer or more useful lhin I
clock. Davis Lss store full oi ag
o. No. 8 Eat se,0ui street
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

For One mlxtuTGs 60 10 Hollis, No.
West BsoOnd or No blS King.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18
TIE
1CO
ORGAN

In the hospital
we'gB had .us EUR
gcons " fking uu II
10 o'clock every night
lhis week, bat the pa
tents ks p coming
g. rapidly that We
are away behind
We have sold a mum
Der Of fire organs Tor
Christmas delivery,
and among other ex-
changes to come IN
are three Smith
Am rican two Va
son y IIaniln, and
one kstey.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

Oder goaGs ty Ways Philadelphia
l6J txpfsss; delivery ssms night,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

Had any number Of
calls TO zee our as
Organ. Somehow It
won't stll, and we
real y can t wonder at
f. It ought u 1 10
sell.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18
EENNARD&C

The system OF selling
every article at o small pro
ht, but OF q thoroughly rella.
Die character is a ruling prin.
ciple of this firm.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

Mufisrs from 25i, up 10 ~ w.
Sooy, ala KIDS s!reel'
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

Powell, In the Third street market,
has been fort lnAts 10 securing = splen.
did lot OF drum dbh and terFspins for
t0-morroR's market In addition 10
these be will have . full supply Of
founders, freah cod, cat Hsh, paddock
yellow perch, smelts, white fbh ARd
lake shAd,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

IL IL time nov TO send in your orders
for fruit cake, pound cake. So, 10 o
Weyi, No. East Second street.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1888-03-26
Not all Rose ColoTed.

"The man who goes to housekeeping after
having lived in n boarding house most Of his
life, naturally rcjOices at the change, because
after all there is nothing like putting ones
feet under ones own mahogany, don't you
l,nown remarked a benedict; but those who
are not SO privileged should not imagine vain
things The man of the house has thou
sand more responsibilities than the man who
boards, and these, in a measure, balance the
advantages. For instance, it not infrequently
happens that the servant becomes obstreper-
Gus and has to be discharged"
"Then he finds that there is coal to carry
up: that there are furnace fires to rake down
and keep ablaze; that there are window shut
ters to shut, and that the milkman and the
baker come at a dsgustingly early hour in
the morning, and that if he wants cream for
his coffee and rolls for his breakfast he must
get up and answer their knocks at the gate.
He finds, too, that there are clocks that all
the time demand winding, that there are peo-
pie who seem to make it a business to ring
his door bell and ask where Mr.. Smith lives,
and that there are thousand and one little
errands that Bridget used to do that he has
to do now himself Oh, yes; there are Il
good many things to mitigate the joys Of
housekeeping, especially when you happen to
be without servant girl. Philadelphia
Bulletin.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1888-03-26

The young man fell dead!
A friend had pointed revolver at

The young man fell dead
A friend had pointed revolver at
him.
He didn't know it was loaded~
We often hear it stated that man is
not responsible for what he does not
know. The law presupposes knowledge
and therefore convicts the man who ex-
cuses crime by ignorance
"It had only known" has often been
an unfortunate mans apology for some
evil unknowingly wrought, but in a mat
ter of general interest-as for instance
that laudanum is a poison, that naphtha
is a deadly explosive, that blood heavily
charged with a winters accumulations Of
the waste of the system-it is ones duty
to know the fact and the consequences
thereof. Our good old grandmothers
knew for instance. that the opening Of
spring was the most perilous period of
the year.
Why2
Because then the blood stream is slug
gish and chilled y the cold weather, and
il not thinned good deal and made to
flow quickly and healthfully through the
arteries and veins, 1t is impossible to have
good vig0r the rest of the year. Hence,
without exception, what is now known as
Warmers Log Cabin Sarsaparilla, WHs
plentifuly made and religiously given to
every member of the family regularly
through March. April, May and June. 1t
is a matter of record that this prudential,
preventative and restorative custom saved
many fit of sickness, prolonged life and
happiness to a vigorous old age, and did
away with heavy medical expenditures.
Mrs Maggie Kerchwal, Lexington, Ky,
used Warmers Log Cabin sarssparila' for
nervous sick headache of which had been
sufferer for years. II has been a grea,
benefitto me-" Capt. Hugh Harkins, ia 5
18th st. Philadelphia, Pa, says "it purified
my blood and removed the blotches from
my skin" Mrs. Aares Smith, Topton,
Berks Co., Pa, says she was entirely
cured of skin disease of the worst
kind" by Log Cabin Sarsaparilla. Bad
skin indicates very bad condition of the
blood.
If you would live and he WELL go to
YOUR druggist today and get Warmers
Log Cabin Sarsaparila and take no other,
there's nothing like it or as good
and completely renovate your impaired
system with this simple, old fashioned
pre- paration of roofs and herbs.
Warner, who makes the famous Safe
Cure, puts it up. and that is n guarantee
of excellence all over the known world
Take it yourself and give it to the other
members of the family, including the
children. You will be astonished at It's
health giving and life prolonging powers.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1888-03-26
Educational sharks.

There is no calling so honorable or no.
BILE that unprincipled men do not use il
as an avenue of rascality. There ire
quack physicians, tricky merchants, and
last but by no means least, there are ed :
ucational frauds that prey upon the
young and inexperienced. In nearly
every city where Il good and successful
business college is located, may be found
weak and inferior institutions, that live
upon the good name and reputation Of
the genuine schools recognized merit
The methods employed by these socalled
schools are underhanded and contempti-
BILE. IL young man from the country
comes to the city for the purpose of at
tending the established college to which
he has been recommended, drummers
employed for this work endeavor to dis
suade him from his purpose by reckless
statements and false representations re-
garding both themselves and their educa
tional superiors. In some instances,
where friends do not interfere, they sue,
ceed, and the young man is defrauded,
not only out of his money, but what is of
infinitely greater Importance, the practi~
cal business education that he set out to
acquire.
Young men cannot be too careful in
the selection of school. They should
be on their guard when II glib tongued
representative of any Institution makes
eXtravagant claims, or goes out of his
way to abuse competitor. They should
examine for themselves the facilities of
each school, and they should consult with
the business men of the city rs to which
hasthe best standing and has produced
the most satisfactory results A business
college that is OF willing to be estimated
by its own intrinsic merits and the YER
dict of the community in which it is
established. has no business to be in eX =
istence. 1t is fraud, and should be so
considered.
The writer of this article has no inter-
est in any business college, but having
had the opportunity of knowing the ex-
tent to which young men are defrauded
by spurious institutions, he deems it Il
matter of justice to give them few
words of warning.
AN DIn RnOKEEFp
Rock Island daily Argus., 1888-03-26

An exchange has the following good
and sensible advice: Travelling sharpers
and swindlers will soon make their de-
scent upon the farmers of this and the
surrounding counties. All sorts of de-
vices will be offered them. We have no
doubt our suggestions will be looked up.
on by some with favor. yet the people in
all parts of the country have been i'm
posed upon by shaIpers and swindlers
from time to time. Therefore we feel il
eur duty to put all on their guard against
dealing with strangers. II a travelling
man comes around with something you
think you need, refuse to buy. Pay no
attention to his letters of recommenda
tion, either of himself or the articles he
wishes to sell you. Remember it is not
at all difficult to get good mems sigma
lures to recommendations of worthless
articles, as they, like you, are liable to be
deceived"
Rock Island daily Argus., 1888-03-26

OF the thousands of people who are strain
ing every nerve to leave their children some
thing, how many ever reflect that every man
is as sure to leave his children something as
the sun is to rise tomorrow morning! 1t may
be an ample fortune in one case, or tendency
to life long nervous dyspepsia in another, but
an inheritance of some sort each parent is
bound to entail on his offspring. Over the
money inheritance he often worries himself
into softeniug of the brain, but as to the i'll
heritance of physical and mental qualities
the dyspepsia, i'll temper, or dependency on
the one hand, or the health, courage, cul-
ture and noble character on the other-these
he thinks will take care of themselves He
is right They will take care of themselves,
and there is just where the mischief lies.
Now, if every mother, for example, were
only a Mother Carey's chicken, instead of q
human being. she could safely adopt this
leave alone course, and recommend it to the
paternal Mother Carey's cock. These happy
creatures have few parental anxietes. Their
Young inherit from them none but good and
useful qualities The first minute they are
f1edged they take straight to the water, and
never to beer or whisky. AS for flying, both
impulse and power are 30 perfectly trans
mitted in their organization that they are
rapt up bodily into the sky, and sent winging
it over the deep. Born to swim, born to fly,
born to eat fish, they simply set to work to do
it, and 50 each little downy birding starts
out in life with an inheritance amply sufi-
cient for successful career of business, travel
in foreign parts, and congenial social enjoy
mont.
Far different is it with human children.
Every once in while, indeed, one OF them
is born with an organization as marvellous
as that of u Mother Careys chickling, only
of vastly higher and more complex kind.
Look, for instance, at that miraculous boy
who has lately been enhancing Boston with
Rock Island daily Argus., 1888-03-26

Think how large part of human activity
is consumed in the endeavor, mostly fruitless,
to settle questions of right, The whole ma
chinery of justice, with its legislatures, its
courts of various instance, its judges, advo-
Gates and attorneys attends continually upon
this very thing. And yet the glorious uncer-
tainty of the law has become byword. Fleets
and armies are still the last resource of civili-
zation for determining the rights of nations.
Now, as in the time of Brennus, the sword is
the ultimate makeweight in the scale Of
justice. 1t may be said that the history of
right throughout the ages is one long mar
tyrdom. 1t is ever being crucified afresh
and put to an open shame But, speaking
generally, we may assert that the idea of
right has hitherto been venerated by man
kind at large as absolute, supersensuous, di-
Vine.-W. S. Lilly in Fortnightly Review.