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Helena weekly herald., 1888-06-07
Attempted Train Ditching.

We learn that an attempt was made yes
terday just below Silver City to ditch a
train ON the Montana Central railroad.
Several railroad spikes had been placed on
the track at a sharp curve and when the
train came along the forward trucks of the
engine were derailed, but no further dam
ace was done. There is no clue to the per-
petrators of the dastardly act, but suspic-
ion rests upon two men who were put OH
the train for not paying their fare. The
matter is being investigated.
Helena weekly herald., 1888-06-07
Coroner's Inquest.

The eoroner's inquest upon the body of
the man taken from Zeigler's stable the
morning of the fire is still in progress this
afternoon, though the remains were buried
this morning The prolonged session is
due to the fact that the jury is interrogat-
ing witnesses with the view of ascertaining,
if possible, the cause of the fire. Sufficient
has already been CLEANED to justify the
conclusion that it was an incendiary 3
work.
The body has been identified as that OF
George Payne, young man of "a years of
age, who came out here recently from Char
lotte, Michigan, where he leaves young
wife to mourn his untimely end. He was
a sober, industrious young fellow, and was
trying to earn enough money to bring his
wife out from the East. She has been ad-
vised of the sad event.
Helena weekly herald., 1888-06-07
S. S. CONVENTION.
The Montana Sunday School Associa-
ton to Meet in Helena June
20, 80, July 4.

A circular has been addressed to the
Sunday School workers of Montana, in
forming them that the annual convention
of the Montana Territorial Sunday School
Association will be held in Helena Friday,
June 80, Saturday, June 30, and Sunday
July l. Mr.. William Reynolds, of Peoria,
ILL.,. one of the foremost Sunday School
workers of the United States. will be pres
ent.
The following directions should be fol-
lowed by all who wish to attend the con-
vention:
Every school is entitled to representation
by two delegates in addition to the pastor.
AS many more will be welcomed to seats
in the convention as choose to come.
Send names of all who expect to come
to Col. Chas Bird, chairman of entertain
ment committee, and state whether mar
ried or single, ladies or gentlemen. All
the railroads will give to all persons at
tending the convention special rates-that
is. one-fifth for return fare. To obtain the
benefit of this reduction you must get a
receipt from the ticket agent where you
purchase tickets showing that you have
paid full fare to Helena. This receipt
when countersigned by the president OF
the convention will entitle you to pur-
chase return ticket for one-ffth the regu-
lar fare. Persons coming from points
south of Garrison (including stations on
the Montana Union railroad) must pur-
chase tickets only as far as Garrison, then
buy another ticket from Garrison to Hell
ena and get second receipt from the sta
ton master at Garrison, otherwise they
will lose the benefit of the reduction from
Helena to Garrison.
If you have not sent in your statistical
report please forward it at once to ID. G.
Arnold, statistical secretary, Helena, M. i.
Helena weekly herald., 1888-06-07
RIVER.

River, river in the night,
In the dread and eerie time,
When the moon is faint of light
And the wind is in the pine
Here upon the lowly height
Is my spirit awed of thine.
When the sun the mountains climbed,
And the moon was on the wane,
And the wind among the pine
Signing, only did complain
As a weary heart or mind
Mourns above an idol slain.
Here my spirit, like thing
That had just awoke to be,
Dropping here awhile its wing
Reveled in an ecstacy-
For, of all the past to cling,
Chung my love alone to me.
As the sun went up the sky,
Came the past to dwell with me,
And my love was but fly
In the web Of destiny
Till saw the daylight die,
River, on the banks with thee.
River, river in the night,
Here my spirit awed of lhine
Mourns upon the lowly height,
With the wind among the pine
You Hken to its flight
In some loveless afterttme.
LEW. A. OSBORNE
TOsTON, Mont
Helena weekly herald., 1888-06-07
From the Daily Heraid Of June 6.
COURT AT GREAT FALLS.
Indictment of the Fergus County
Counterfeiters.

GREAT FALLS, June ESPECIAL to the
Herald. The United States Grand Jury
has failed to find any indictment against
Edward Davis, Arthur Broadwater and
David Thomas. This was the AssinabOine
shooting affair.
Indictments were found for counterfeit
ing against the three Fergus county pris-
oners. ]. B. Leslie was appointed to
defend them.
The Territorial Grand Jury has been
discharged.
Helena weekly herald., 1888-06-07

ID. Schas, proprietor of the Chicago
Clothing house, on Main street, recently
visited by fire, made an assignment for the
benefit of his creditors. last night, to T. II.
Kleinschmidt, of all the stock of the estab-
lishment. The assignment was precipi-
tated partly by the interruption to the bus
mess caused by the fire and partly on an
attachment levied by Aaron Fellenstein, Of
Chicago, whose bill amounts to 81 100.
The assets of the concern sum up about
$4,000 and the liabilities are said not to
exceed $4,000. The damage caused BY
the fire will probably aggregate $4,000,
which latter is fully covered by insurance.
Helena weekly herald., 1888-06-07
Court Stenographer's Notes Stolen

BILLINGS, Mont, June g. Especial to the
Herald. George Gross. Court Steno-
grapher for the Third District, while on his
way to Billings had his valise stolen. 1t
contained all the short hand notes of the
cases of Barney vs.. Barney, Sullivan VS.
Collins, Mckinney vs.. FERN, Miles City
Ditch Co. VS.. Keutzler, and Wilkins vs.
Redfeld. This last case is to 60 to the
Supreme Court, and great expense and in.
convenience will be given to all parties
concerned unless the notes are recovered
A liberal reward is offered.
Helena weekly herald., 1888-06-07
Sadly Bored.

The following letter was received by the
Gray (Iowa) Blizzard recently:
mr. edetour-my wife Hammer has gone
from my bored and bed cause she got
smashed onto q young jude what pedels
organs. She went without my consent and
want you to tell the pepel not to give her
eny thing on my count cause If they do I'll
bs darned if i'll pay it. haint eny to pay
fur this motto but if you kan put it in
why do it and i'll remember you in my
prars.
Helena weekly herald., 1888-06-07
A New York Widower.
Ithaca IN. " Journal. ]

Theo. E. Hazelhurst telegraphs R. c.
Christiance that John S. Perry, of Troy,
died Friday, aged "a. 1t was upon the
resignation of Mr.. Perry in October, 1881,
that Mr.. Cristiance was elected treasurer of
the Grand Commandery of the State of
New York. Mr. Perry has had five wives
and fifty-fve children, but he died q
WidOWer.
Helena weekly herald., 1888-06-07
False Report.

BILLINGS, Mont, June 3.-[Special to
the HERALD The statement that the
Billings Gazette establishment had been
closed by an attachment is absolutely false.
A suit was commenced in q Justice court
on an old debt incurred by the former
management for $40, but it amounts to
nothing. The statement of the liabilities
of the company is also incorrect.
Helena weekly herald., 1888-06-07
Unmitigated Gall.

If the young dude who stole some
choice flowers from a well kept lawn on
Benton avenue this morning, to present 10
his two lady companions, does not send 3
written apology Immediately, he not only
rms the risk of having his name handed
to the public as a "hower thief" but OF
having to answer to charge OF petit lar
ceny.
The above was handed the HERALD Tor
nnblication by the gentleman whose
flower garden was invaded in the manner
noted. The cheeky perpetrator OF the
theft walked right into the garden IN the
nresence r of the lady of the house, helped
P;mself to q large bouquet of flowers,
wh;ch he presented to his two young lazy
ss and ,sSSi: Sslisd Sni ss by
mlno,!. -. ';.+ s.s. of the premises. Such un-
a;,;anisS the nsti'Is gall u should receive
nsa;.;on ml.ls;T;c in hauling up the cheeky
offender before the police magistrate
Helena weekly herald., 1888-06-07

Great Falls Tribune: The sad news
came in this morning that Hartwell, who
belonged to Q graders camp on the Sand
Coulee branch, was drowned yesterday.
He went into the Missouri river to swim at
. place about two miles from town and was
seized with cramps which caused him to
sink. His companion was not able to save
him. The body has not been found.
Helena weekly herald., 1888-06-07

III. .aloon keepers Of Dillon have
signed an agreement to Close .n1n - n M.
every Sunday from - a. AVS, sunply
Topes will now lay in . Two o'''
on Saturday nights.
Helena weekly herald., 1888-06-07
MONTANA DIVIDENDS.
Over a Million and a Half Since
January st of this Year.

Dividends from Montana mining COM
panies will reach an enormous aggregate
this year if the present rate of payments
is maintained. Since the first of January,
1888, Montana mines have paid 81, $4,000
in dividends, divided among the following
Helena weekly herald., 1888-06-07

by Terrence O'Donnell, j. P. Mr.. Nc J. Camp
bell, of Clancy, Montana, to Miss Lizzie Thomp-
son, of Aberdeen, Dakota.
Helena weekly herald., 1888-06-07
Agent Baldwin Promoted.
fTpser-MOuntain.l ]

Inter Mountain
Agent w. II. Baldwin, of the Union Pa
cific, yesterday received notification OF his
promotion to the position of general assist
ant freight agent Of the U. P. with head
quarters a. Omaha. Mr.. Baldwin's sue
cessor will be Mr.. J. II. Lewis, now chlef
clerk of the general freight Office OF Kan
Helena weekly herald., 1888-06-07
BORN. 4.

MINICH-In Helena. May 81, 1883, to the wife
Of Butter l. Minich, a daughter.
KEYS.-In Helena, June 2, 1888, to the wife Of
Edward NJ Keys a son.
O'BRIEN.-In Helena, June 2, 1888, to the
wife of Arthur o. 'Brien, a
Helena weekly herald., 1888-06-07
ARRESTED IN BUTTE.
Utah Officers Capture Murderer and
PoIYgamist who had Fled to
Montana.

Yesterdays Inter Mountain says: Wood
vile was yesterday afternoon the scene of
q sensational arrest. 1t was that of John
c. O'Brien, whose real name appears to be
John D. Kellar, for the murder of Wade
Badgley, in Stockton, May 1st, 1871. For
some days past Frank H. Dyer, United
States Marshal of Utah, and Mr.. Holland,
his deputy, have been in this city to make
the arrest. Last Friday Deputy Holland
went to Helena and secured requisition
papers from Governor Leslie. These were
placed with Sheriff Lloyd yesterday, and a
warrant was handed to Deputy Frank
Thomas, who proceeded to WoOdville and
arrested O'Brien.
John OBrien, as he is known, has been a
prominent figure in mining circles in this
camp for the past twelve years. He is the
discoverer of the well known Kitty O'Brien
mine, and has a daughter of that name
working in Helena.
This morning just as the marshal was
stepping into his carriage with his prisoner,
Kellar in bidding Officer Lou p. Smith
goodbye, told him that Kellar was his
true name and that he was the man that
killed Wade Badgely. He added that he
had good cause and that it would be shown
when he is placed on trial. He told two
other gentlemen the same thing this morn
ing
ANOTHER ARREST.
The Utah officers accidentally discov-
cred one D. A. Sanders, who is wanted in
Utah on charge of polygamy and unlaw-
full cOhabitatiOn. Sanders has been wanted
for several years past and has successfully
evaded the officers until yesterday, when
Deputy Holland arrested him at McCune's
store in Walkerville. He has two wives
with children, and recently married a
young girl. His home is at Pennington,
Utah, which place he left but few days
ago, arriving in Butte yesterday. just in
time to drop into the arms of the law. He
looks to be about 40 years of age, The
officers and their two prisoners left this
vonruinu
Helena weekly herald., 1888-06-07
DTE ID.

wALKER-In Helena, Msy %, 1888, infant
child Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Walker, aged
months, 2o Gays
MALCOkM. In Helena, May 81, 1888 Maud
Louise, vile OF u K. Malcolm aged 81 years.
BAkER.-In Helena, June 4, 1883. Clyde, son
of G. w. and Gertie Baker, aged 2 years, 4
months and day.
Helena weekly herald., 1888-06-07
Horses for Sale.

Left at my ranch in October. 1887, one sonel
mare and two black colts branded q Y on right
shoulder Unless owner, A. E Andrews, calls
and claims property the same will be sold to pay
charges for keep. Also one blacK marc owned
by v. ". Van Week will be Id TO pay charges
Of keeping. A. p. KIRKLAND,
Ewing's Ranch, Prickley Pear Valley. W4t'e7
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-01
Eject Of Glare rpon E,s.ixht.

IL appears that Professor Plateau, OF the
University OF Ghent, while trying 20 observe
the effects ot the irritation OF the retina
gazed steadily at the sun for twenty seconds,
the result being that chronic irido-choroiditis
developed, ending eventually in total blind
ness number OF cases are known in which
chorClditis and retinitis occurred in persons
who had Observed an eclipse OF the sun. The
single fash Of a sun reflector has been known
20 cause retinitis, and other temporary visual
disturbances Of functional character have
been frequently noted.
II. Reich has described a curious epidemic
OF snow blindness, which occurred among a
body Of laborers engaged in cleaning way
through the masses OF snow which obstructed
the road between Passanaur and Mteti, in the
Caucasus; the rays Of the sun reflected from
the vast stretches OF snow on every side, pro-
duced an intense glare OF light, which the
unaccustomed eye could not support without
the protection OF dark glasses. A few Of the
sturdiest among the laborers were able TO
work with impunity. but the majority suf-
fered 50 much that among seventy strongly
marked cases, thirty were so severe that the
men were absolutely unable to continue
work or 20 ind their way home, and lay
prone on their faces, striving 70 hide their
faces from the light and crying out from
pam Recovery was gradual but complete.
New York Tribune.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-01

Srnaevhere IN The hork II Job she Ear
ueni,es feand authority 20 drid INTO the
Earth Or rieL ard. setting upon such author
itv. i srea reservoir Il usturai Eas
>oo iaet underneath their bearthstores It
hsS heen piped through TIE village. ard
serves fsr beth fael and frh. = every hon'e
goai. vecd snd sii are no icnxpr used At
every street corner sre siewafesi riues where
flames BURR might snd iav. winter and Slrn-
sner Taer are re~sr avtinruisbesi Econ
--rv Is -srfniniv re test rghtei village IN
-ssrr.. ere IN -esd iinr prins IN almost
a. 81 the streets st oi,trl-st
nFo rou lss natural gas AnE'stF SO ssk.
al-nes roasf 81 saskes my shiekens fssI-
Wsk-s eeur rhiczens fstr " can cnlv
fro< -.sr 1lrrriSa
"Ys sr fst ffr rre-s Rsis-S co's1's - nizht.
kir l,rre 'fsf.e bn<x. ssrssusisf t'eT e. m
a. -es tfsers snf r1ep tiw1 Hcs,s ketca
'er1 ntf
Ara'et -1ros t.s r~crfb ard ,is>ss it, wf'h
nizesY srsrk ~ re bps Wesre tbus lrs
tnsc the rsvsferv ~ stw nacsrsi gas csn
ssren rh.ckens. = if e Nassa n aaszFissn
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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-01

fhs IA zpseasisas Travellers ~ 30 ~sss IA
Cfer ~ Hsip 1nsna AtssE.

Ths "a pseasisas Travellers eks wsss th@
Cisx ~ Help xnsa Aissx.
Ths amount 0f z4ll displayed ey some
q t1s lralsrnity Of dad b~af travellers .
appalling. TIE other dsy handsoAs.
welidrsssed yoaBg womsa sppsied 70 cue
of cur cify ofsci4ls ana ~sntsd sra1sPoEts-
ton for TexaFksna. ARK De considered
taAg be lad no lufisiiesioa IN Der case, aud
xrots her polite lister u Introduction T.
t1s Poor CommissioR. There shs sncoGn-
tered a searching cross examination, and
tie m4nF qusstiCns elleitsd neE story.
where are Tou tfonlf
Last -szInAE.
~ Las ~ yoa want 70 50 20 Isxarkans
fors'
4 have az suatis there"
Have you any money
Not a eenL'
dos dld y0u get here
Party ia Sssinzs scot me here and said
you Noa.d Psy nay way - IexaTxana.
We csa do Is.
"Ili tell yea" and her big bsus eyes
looked IS good as the Unitsd States treas
ary. II yOul Il forward ne there I'll see that
yCu gss your money back. every cent OF H.
Come nov
ne ~ not lcf1 70 icb4 t4o-kC ho1r1-
Well send You back 10 saginaw. ou. no
s1ere s.se."
Don't want to 20 there and w0n't. Say.
ssnd me 30 Jackson or Chicago. and I'll get
lAo-resg of The way"
"Cant do it. Why don't you go 10
work"
'-fhs doctor says u would kill me. I've
got 10 get back 10 my suDtle."
Go back 10 Saginaw thea, and let them
send yoa"
Il vas only there a year, and l don I
know any enc. They wouldn't send me.
You don't know sny one here, either,
and We can't furnish you transportation.
Where is your hOme,"
Brock say Center. bat l won't 90 back
there. No use OF talking Of that. l want
you 10 send me 10 Texarkzna. TO ms
suntien
Can't do IL" and the weary official lef,
the fair applicant talking s~eetly aud ear
nestly 10 the unheeding hole in the win
dow, 10 which she confded her indignation,
and then left 70 work some other scheme.
We have lots Of en- said the official,
and gOOd-lOOking women seem 10 pre-
dominate. II that woman really wants 10
get 10 reIarkans. she II have her way, but
abe cant work Us
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-01

r Rainbridxe Munday. Esu. County At
torney. Clay county. Tex. says Have used
Electric Bittsrs With most happy results.
Nv brother also vas very low with Ms.sr-
al Fever and Jsundice hut was cured ov
timely usr of fhis medicine. Am satisfied
rs ec1ric Bitters saved be lite
Mr ID L Wiicoxon. Of HcrSs Cave. Ev-
adds ike testimony. saying. He posifiTaiv
believes he would have died. bad il nor
been Cor rcfric Rstiers.
Thfs great remedy riii ward of. ss ~ssi
ss curs a. Ms8sria Diseases. and for al
Nsinev. Liver sad s1cnseh Disorders
sfsnds une9uslsti. Price SOC snd s.. ~
rark prne
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-01

And each dsv and night during this week
You can get st ". II. Tibbs kemp's Bslssm
for the threat and lungs. acknowledged %
be the most successful remedy ever sold Tor
'he cure 81 Coughs. Group. Bronchitis.
Whoopiag Cough, Astb ma and Consump p
tiou. Get bottle today and keep it always
in The house, 80 ron can check your cold a.
once. Price soc and 81. Sample bottles
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-01

or good health is found in the regular
n. ovement OF the bowels and perfect action
OF the liver. These organs were intended
by nature to remove from the system ali
impurities. II you are constipsted, you
ofIsr standing invitation" TO q whole
family of diseases and irregularities which
will surely be accepted" and you will
have quests unwelcUme and de-
termined. AL these unhappy con-
ditions may be sverted by
the timely use of DR.. Pierce's 9
Pleasant Purgative Pellets, powerful for the
sffsctual regulation OF the bowels and liver,
establishing a healthy action Of the entire
wonderful organism With which We are
created
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-01
GOING TO AUSTRALIA
oasEcT 81 &C 5 - NslT.
fhs President "a shs Chicago B4ss h@il
Glab NiH Piist 0rs.s csaasEsas
sac Thsasasa nllss - til1stE@ts
ths S4lloa@i Gsz4ae.

Fhe 2I0Eiag aTtleis ison tie Csiesgo
H>yals explains tas pgspose of Leigh >
Lyue1s xisit ~ Ehs z1lpo1s1
fssterdag ia A. q. 1psl.ilag's DEiEats
eliice. tie hasl1 reporter sas q telesf3in
aassi sydney" There sas a0thiss sizai-
n.,aat a0ouf that. Bat below sydney
.srs rs H0faA ~spoFtsalaa. CaicAso."
~hsch xsrs followed by ne sisnatars
sKsn4o9d. Is EAs sFiasauy cipher
aisoa.eh. and rsmsrxabls feature of Is sss
tns -oollscf' depaFtmeak ~hieh called tor
81. Omiltng the unimpofsanE sset.ons
of tie tslsgram Fslzting 70 the liability Of
lhs sender, etc. tas dispatch IS here repro
pro,!ucs8.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-01

TIE best Sairs IN the wer.d ~ Cuts
Bruises. Sores. ClcerS, Ssit Eheu7n Fever
Sores letter. Chsrpea Herds. Caiitisins
Gems and 81 Skin Erupflcus. sud oosi-
tFeir csIreS Il - or 10 rav required =
fs a-arsnfees3 =, ave rerfecf eats ssrffor. o.
rrensT refunded. Frics 1s csnss per hox
Fer ssIe hv reck Br3s-- corner Monroe snd
nsvisicn-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-01
Nos erervthinr 10 this world Is fnll of

Most everything IN this world is full of
deception. Few things are what they EN-.
Clover Tonic far exceed all claims. II re-
stores lost nerve force cures dyspepsia. aud
all stomach, liver, kidney and bladder
troubles. Il is perfect tonic, appetizer.
blood purifier, a sure cure for sgue and
malsrisl diseases. Price 50 cents OF
4 z WILSON
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-01

The hrsf - srth csn truly he sai5 81
G-srzs' 6fv~sTse Sslve. which . SIRE
Sc srd spe@siv cure asr curs. bruises
ssaiss. burus -cu06s ard 81 ct6er sc-ss
Tfl rcSfff~elv cure piles. fetoer snd 81
skin srurucrS Tr7 this ud1dsrfal hesssr
ssts.fs-fier guaranteed or acneT rsHrn1s1.
Cnsv - csnM sod B Z < xHson-
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-01

C.f 4 Rsrsvell = - Fsuk ~ -7fsfe
~ rtsrst~ oatriarrh r hfs Afe = spsi-,i
..nfr r-a- ~Hc es- h-fs iirrs.in "a i3arsiel,l
.i1- View Yea Tefsf
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-01

People ask what Is good for . cough or .
cold. tie mistake many make Is in letting II
run too long. DE-. Bigslovs Cough Cure,
contains the good qualities Of all ths best
OF them. A safe and speedy remedy for
coughs. colds aud all throat and lung
troubles. Sold hv T. r. Wilson in 50 cent
and 81 bottles Healing to the lungs. Safe
and pleasant for children.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-01
DONT ExPERINENr.

You cannot afford TO waste time in ex-
perimenting when your lungs are in dan
ger Consumption always seems. at first,
only cold. Do not permit any dealer to
Impose upon you with some cheap imits-
ton Of Or. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sum ption. Coughs and Colds. but be sure TO
get the genuine. Because be can make
more profit be may tell you he has
something Just az good. or just the same.
Dcn'i De deceived, bat insist upon getting
Dr. Kings New Discovery. which is guar
anteed 70 give relief in al Throat, Lung
and Chest affections Trial bottle 10 cents.
az Pecks Drug Store. Large bottles. S. 90
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-01
80 1-3 Cent Per Yard.
AND WRAPS.

e received nice little line Of Spring Jackets
which we shall offer at our regular low prices.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-01

A r-f~-er's c0iiere ~ifk n~s~ters fre1u
En-'as.i. as 5.ea established ss Tosao, -
Sas>~A
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-01
NOTIONS


NOTE shall
C. hema aEoecou eranl plaX extra lm
attend this ale in the is
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-20

Simeoni, project Of the Propaganda, to His
Eminence Cardinal Gibbns: ut is my
duty to inform your eminence that the
fresh documents relative TO the association
known as the Knights Of Labor, forwarded
to this Sacred Congregation, were exam-
ined by it at the sitting OF the 10th of
August of the current year, After having
attentively studied the whole sub
ject, the Sacred Congregation has
directed mo TO reply that, so far rs at
present appears, the association Of the
Knights OF Labor can for the moment be
tolerated. The Sacred Congregation
merely requires that the necessary modi-
cations should be introduced in the rules
of the society to make clear whatever
might seem obscure or might be inter
preted in bad sense. The notifications
are required particularly in passages of
the preface 10 the rules concerning local
associations. And then the words savor-
ing of socialism and conimunism must be
corrected in such way that they shall
only affirm the right conferred by God on
man of acquiring property, using legii-
mate means and respecting the proper
tionate rights OF all others