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West Virginia Hospital for the Insane
Commissioners Sale Of Fulton Property.
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO COUNT
L West Virginia.
Arg1nSr Aillnr

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO COUNTY,
i West Virginia.
August Miller
VS. Fin Ch9Qcery.
Henry Miller and others
The undersigned special Commissioner herebv
gives motto, that, pursuant TO the decree entered
by said Court in the above entitled suit, on May
4Ih, 1855, he will, on
Monday, July 18th, A. ID. Isss,
Commencing at 10 a. m sell at public auction. TO
the highest bidder, in the village of Fulton, Ohio
County, West Virsinis, in front Of the premises
to be sold the following described real estate in
said village OF which Elizabeth Miller died
seized aud possessed, To wit lot No. IS in Steen'
rods addition to the City OF Wheeling, West Viz
ginia and also part of lot No. 20 in the same d.
diTiOn, being twenty feet in width OF the east
side Of the last mentioned lot, that is 10 say q
strip of land twenty feet wide running of that
uniform width the whole depth of the lot. Said
property has upon 1.-two brick houses and frontS
UPON the National Read
Terms of Sale-One-third Of the pur base
money and as much more thereof as The pur
chaser shall elect iolbe paid in cash onthe day oil
sale, and the residue Of the purchase money TO
be paid in two equal instalments, bearing inter
est from the day OF sale and PAYABLE in one aud
two years respectively frCm such day. For such
deferred instalments the purchaser must give the
undersigned his negotiable prom ssOry notes pay
able to the order OF the Special Commissioner,
bearing interest and payable 10 one and two
years respe lively from the day OF sale, and the
title is TO be retained until the pa ment in full
of the purchase money and interest.
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Special Commissioner.
State OF West Virginia Ohio County, TO wit
hereby certify that the above named Special
Comm sSiOner has given bond and security rs
such, in accordance with law aud said decree.
JOHN W. MITCHELL,
Clerk OF the Circuit Court of
June II, 1855 Ohio County, West Va.
ial2aOl kL.1n2
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PERSONS DESTROYS of securing copies OF
Hon. W. l.. Wilson's famous speech on
the tariff delivered in the House of Repre-
sentstives, May 3, 1888, can have them
by applying at the REGISTER Office.
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
FOB PRESIDENT,
GROVER CLEVELAND,
OF New YORK.
FOB VICE PRESIDENT,
ALLEN G. THURMAN,
Of Ohio.
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION,

Call Of the Democratic Executive Committee for
the First Congressional District.
The Democratic Executive Committee for the
First Congressional District Of West Virginia, at
a meeting held at Wheeling on May :, 1855, Or
dered that the Democratic Congressional Con-
vsntion for the First Congressional District, TO
nominate q candidate for Congress and Select
one Presidential ElectOr and transact such other
business as the Convention may deem wise, be
held on Tuesday, August rs, A. ID. 1855
al the City of Wheeling in the County OF Ohio.
Al said Convention each of the Counties in the
First Congressional District VIII be entitled to
one vote therein for every one hundred votes or
fractional part thereof over fry, cast for the
Democratic Candidate for Governor Of this State
at the election held in 1884, and no County shG1
D. entitled 10 grc delegates than Ss has rOtcs 10 cast
The various County Executive Committees are
requested 20 take such action ss may be neces-
sary 70 have their County represented in said
Convention. JOHN c. MCELDOWNEY,
F.P. JEPs ON, Secretary. Chairman.
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We northern Republicans have been here q
quarter of a century. Our sons and daughters
are southern born. They are white and they are
Democrats and all that we Oldiashioned Replb
licanS can do would not make Republicans oil
our sons And IL Is not the southern people, our
neighboTs we have TO blame for IL, but the
no thera demago2ues whom we sffihated with
in former years As soon as they found that the
south could be held no lOnSer for their party
they commenced a system of abuse of the sou b.
ern people called "blooty-shirtiSm," which they
still keep up and our sons seeing LhSse false aud
damaging statements circulated about our peo-
pie snd our section flor. remember, this is now
our country, are naturally disguised with nth
cru Republicans, which must depend upon such
Misrepresentation Of our own people, our neigh
gTatS
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Gov. HILL hit oil the &. o. p. to in q
recent speech when he said:

The Repub leans are in favor of tariff reform
some other year. They want 10 reduce taxes
Whenever thy and they alone, can secure the
credit fOrit They want 70 strengthen the coast
Gefenses of the COuntry-when they return To
power They are the bOldesi champions of Ciyt.
Service ReiOrm-when they are out Ofpower.
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THE tariff is good thing, but there is
such q thing as too much of good thing,
Perhaps our Republican brethren will adj
NIT this,
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THE Republicans of the Amalgamated
Association not only turn the other cheek
when smote by the mOnopolists, bat give
three cheers for monopoly.
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'In comparison to 70 banks, eommenc-
ing business with capital Of 81, 507, 600,
during the spring of 1887, we have this
spring Rad but 43, with capital of s., 1884,
O0O."
The RElIstia very naturally regards this
as an unfayorable showing, when We con-
slider the Importance of an increase of bank
ing capital in proportion to the increase of
population and business. Unfortunately
our Federal legislation in the past has been
calculated to check the development of this
system.
Our contemporary expresses the hope
that when Congress reassembles after the
Presidential election an attempt will be
made to solve the questions which now
operate to deprive the country of the ad-
vantage Of an expansion of our banking
system.
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II Ohio isn't doubtful State il is so
near it that the Republicans are badly
scared.
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WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE,

viii begin its Fall Session w,dne day, sep;ern.
Der 5, 1855 Those who desire thorough eiuca.icn
for their daughters canno. 10 better than To scnd
them 70 this Institution Full counc in the
Classics, Modern Languages. Rrgllsb, D.awing
Painting, Music, etc
For particulars, address
H. r. BLAIsDELL.
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WEST vrReIxIA--For Protection and the Best
Mln.-IHil geHcrr,
Certainly, and his fl st name is GROVER.
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The new National Democratic Execu-
tive Committee will organize in Washing
ton on the Goth instant. 1t is understood
that the committee will make Washington
its headquarters so as to be in convenient
access to the President and the representa-
tives of the Democratic Committee. 1t
will have general direction of the cam
paign, and it is said will make the most
aggressive fight which the Democratic
party has ever llade. 1t should do so,
and the apparent certainty of Democratic
victory is the more reason why the party
should not relax its effort. The Republi-
cans have bCgun their canvass early, but
united and energetic action by the Democ.
rscy during the coming campaign will
send the &. o. p. to its final buryiDg
ground in hurry.
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The biggest man in Chicago appears to
be Mrs. JOHN A. LOGAN.
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Col. JOHN A. MCDONALD, a lifelong
Republican, who moved to Florida at the
close of the war, gives out these useful
hints on the effect of the Republican bloody
shirt policy in the South:
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GREsHAM's "frss trade" Chicago friend
have about killed him.
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IT DON'T - GRE >,

There is q very fierce attempt being
made, by Republican editors who fear that
GRESHAM will be nominated, to show that
the Judge is not tariff reformer, or, as
they insanely call il, ''free trader" They
ara quoting the following from speech of
GRESHAM on tariff reform to show that he
is a high proteetiOHist. We take the liberty
of parsllelipg it with an extract from
President CLEvELAND's message which
they are calling free trade" document:
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FOR SALE

TlHI DOUBLE TWo-s1oRY Rp,or
Ines situate ct Nos. Is and q 0n ~ DwHI.
of seventh street. between M Va cuth uds
streeks. No. Is has nine roon. and Make
vsfer thruuehout. No % hu ~ sth gas ana
- and water throughout 10, 100 rooms VIM
A beautiful country retidencs 60
aeree OF ground, heated 10 njn,,a'. using q; ~
nm Grove, on National Road Iva k ess q
4 -stoy ffame dwelling, s ,onrn ptovement,
BE and carriage house, two eI,,s,ns good ~
fhiiipR veil Of water. EatursI 80 sha ntref
limit treea In abundance sS IN hour
no. n eouth Huron st.. franz
No. 20 8 Penn street, frame. !; ,c.,s NM
No. Sl6 Main street, frame, 6 maui EM
No - Twentieth st brick. srsr y 81 Su
No 81 Twentieth st.. biiet, seren , ,un' E.sn
No, ia Fifteenth street, nine ,nor.. ~ S>o0
No. l22 seventeenth g., briet r. STU
Fiye-ruom house on Wsbssh ), snS 90
The north half Of lot 2lO in CS.n ti,ame u 100
addition. Improvements nstsinp pune y, fof's
tWo.story hrick dwelling. Eos e. On double
ron ureet and twos.ory trsms Swo,, and 20
1O6 Alley D. Rents for sSlO per snnun, "a
8, 500 fhes
Real ntate Agent and I Loan BET.
mye iitS Market Street
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Mills bill.

aFrhe question of free trade IL alb
sOIuteIy rreIeVant.r-GrOVer CIeVe
land.
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We will leave it to any jury in the
world, Republicans included, if the senti-
ments of these extracts are not precisely
thu same,
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dar SUI.
FOR SALE

9.;:s s 6 ss' 6 asss,e sss5,, =.
Scm sass q fnest land, On uA,Ss; W, ass,;s
snd 6lablsa Alp sc@e Erosiase a Z bveaiss,
IN ~ Two Th0uaAnd Bolfsn ~ tnik I'M
AtnL Hlv,r
BIZ No ikn H.,rt ~,
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NOTICE
DraWingof Buckeye Glass Company Bonds

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN PURSUANT
~ to the requirements of tie mortgage OF the
Buckeye Glass Company, works at Maruns
Ferry. Ohio), 10 Alfred Caldwell dated the 9th
day Of September, 1850, ard recorded in Belmont
county, Ohio, among the land records. 10 SECURE
bonds of said Company that on saturday june
9, 1883 twenty OF said bonds were selected by lot
'or Iedeupt on and raymept by said Company,
in accordance with the provision OF said mort
gage. The numbers OF said twenty bonds are as
follows:
Nos. 6, IL, 10, I6, 22, 90, 1872, Isl, I6s,
Iss. Isz. 1913, 2os, 2I5, 2I0, 227, 23S, 28I,
cog, 285.
The said twenty bonds will be paid by said
Company upon presentation at the bank OF the
Ohio Valley, in the city of wheeling: West Elr'
gints, on the SOth day Of June 1883 or thereafter
together with the nTerest thereon for the nrst
half OF the year sss snd interest on said twenty
bonds will cease on July ], 1888, and the interest
warrants or coupons thereto attached, which
have not become due on or before the La named
date will become null and void
ALFRED CALDWELL.
June II, 1858 lelira
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DIED.

sTURGEoN-At the Wheeling Hospital. june
IL, lsSS, at Sis p m FRED STURGEON, In the S-st
year Of his age.
Funeral win take place from the wheeling
Hospital on Saturday morning, June 10TH al
O'Clock. Interment at Greenwood cemetery.
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CIsylnnd'S lIcssnf


CfrsSh1n'S SpEsch. CteNkdnd'S Message.
In revising our tariff Relitf from the hard
laws and reducing our'shipS and dangers OF our
customs revenues home present tarifflaws should
interests should not be. be devised with especial
neglected. Indeed, pro- precaution against i'm
tsctcn % manufacturers pefiling the existence OF
ami lsborers can and our manufacturing in
should be afforded byIteTests. The reduC-
taxing only such i'm ton OF taxation demand.
ports as come into real ed should be so measured
competitiou and admit as not to neceSSitate OF
ting Others free No one justify either the loss OF
disputes that the Repub- employment by n
Iican party is In favor rkingmen or the les.
thus sfordingprotecLiOns SEEMING of his wages
to our domestic indus
tries.
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= A LIE
IA BELLE GLASS WORKS.
MADISON DISTRICT DEMOCRATS.

M ADDISON DISTRICT DEMOChAlS.
The Democrats of Madison District are called
to meet at the Second ward Market Hohse Hall
at 1880 O'Clock sharp, Saturday evening June l6,
for the purpose OF suggesting candidates fo' dis
trict Offices All Democrats Of the district So
licited to attend. By order OF
jel5r EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
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for 9,ut

EoR RKNT-IHK OFFICE NO lisa chr
N line street, lately oOrti,, nv III n nhAE'
WI. L NcPHA1, 1906 yHkeI srs,t ~ ''T m
EoR RKNT-THK DWELLING porsy A.
u Main Street, at Present onrr,pisss ~ 20; ~; ~
Henry Horkheimer. Possession siyen Nh
1855. Apply 10 Z. G. pAlZEII- s altnt
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HOB RENT.

FOR RENT
Five room house on Twentieth street, ,lo %
Lodging rooms In Bs!ly's Block.
Il. FORBES,
marA i1 Chspline Stree,
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Republican tariff of
1857 1854 per cent
War tariff, at ITS high.
EST, 1858 ..........,......... a. IS per cent.
Present tariff, 1851. 5I.I6 per cent.
Prnnnann nv IN o
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Aeur advertisements.

w WOMAN TO COOK.
w Apply ST ST. Charles Hotel jel6q
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The new editor Of the Mems Letter Is an
intelligent man aud certainly knows that
he writes the most extreme bosh when he
characterizes the Democratic position as
free trade. But he is a Republican par
tisan and backed by Republican poll
ticians, so it is too much to hope that he
will tell the truth about the Democrats,
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The present tariff has created a privileged
class who. shaping LEGISLATION for personal gain
levy By law contributions for the neces,aTies o
life from every man, woman and child In tn
land To lower the tariff IS not free trade, II |
to reduce the unjust profits Of the monopollst
and the boss manufacturers and allow con
sumers 10 retain the rest The man who assert
that TO lower the tariff means free trade insult
intelligence We brand him as a falsiter.
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A ENCOURAGEMENT.

The undersigned announces bimself ns car
didats for the nomination Of shesfH. subject 70
the decision Of The Democratic votsn Of Oh
| county
/ a2SeAfh WILLIAM MyL~
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TELL THE TRUTH"

fit is necessary TO be free trader to hold q
place in the Democratic party, as intimated in
the REGISTER, then consider the Ne,rs-LSter aS
incontinently bounCei.-Nel1s-Lder .
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-21
Sonan's Relief Corps was given a hearty

Wonan's Relic: Corps was given a hearty
welcome.
Rev. S. G. Updvke. Of Dakota. was
chosen Chaplain-in-Chief and z II. De.
witt. OF Iowa, was elected Surgeon Gen.
eral.
By a vote Of 40 TO - the National en-.
campment last evening indorsed the pro-
position for a service pension. The re,olu-
ton a. carried read as follows:
Rssotr-i That !: Is the sense O. this e-canp-
meut that the time has come when the soId,-~
anc sailors OF the war FOR tn preservation Q. the
I3ioa s-oulc receive tn substantial and rer-
itec Recognition Of This Government ey granting
them service pensions n accord with es.ao-
l>hsc Csage>. a1d further
R-s0su-d. That hi. encanpmert ravors the
Presentation OF : b,-l 10 Congress 70 give ever;
soldier AID sailor or marine ~ tae army or aazy
CT the Ccl-ed States between AE-l. -sI. auc
Jc-y- 80, for the periot OF sixty days or more.
a service pension OF s. a month and 10 those
whose service exceeded so cap al additional
pension o. one cent per Gay FOR each days ser
wee exceeding that period.
Iou- committee also e-r.es-ly advocate The
passage Of a bill placing widows IF the
sol;irrs- sal.o-s and marines OF Tie pension list
WITHOUT regard 20 tine Of the service or the
cause % lie soldiers death.
Your commit. e further report rat We co rot
withdraw our repeated approval, OF The hi! Tow
before Congress. which was proposed ara in
t-oclced cy the National Pension Committee,
h-own IS the Disability Pension bill.
Discussion vas cut short by q demand
Tor the previous question and a vote was
taken on TIE adoption of the minority r--
port. The result was: Ayes. %; noes, l5i
A vote was next taken on the majority re-
port and i was adopted by 2 vote Of 10 10
- Fully oae-third Of the delegates failed
to record their votes on the question.
great part OF the two sessions was &C.
cup!ed IN the discussion OF the subject. Il
cropped UP incidentally when nominations
for Coumanier-in-Chief We're IN order.
General " Martin Curtis, of E-w York a
candidate for the position. gained the floor
for the purpose OF withdrawing his name.
hue forgot IL and mad- = vigorous speech.
He told the committee that is de.lSera-
tiors ought TO be more specific: that K
they I'D not favor the per diem bill they
ought TO say so.
General Wagner. OF Philadelphia, in
secontins the nomination o. Congressman
Warner. i~nsinuatei, amid considerable
uproar. that Curtis IL his speech had been
simply fishing fo- votes. He hoped. he
said hat Warner would not go upon the
stage and make such al exhibition as
those that had preceded him.
Five hundred dollars Were voted for I'M
msGiate Use n relieving the necessities OF
u1nbers Of the organization suffering from
yellow fever n Florida
The newlv-ei-ctei Counander-in-Chief
was ssreuaded last evening. j crowj OF
several thousand joined IN the cal for 4
speech. In response Major Warner
thanked them for the honor they did him.
He spoke briefly in prs..e OF the Grand
Army and congratulated them and him.
self on b-inE connected with L.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-21
MICHIGAN FIRES.
An Express Train Burned in the Forest
Fires Of Northern Michigan.

An Express Train Burned in the Forest
Fires of Northern Michigan.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Sept. Ia-Firs
has been running IN the woods OF NoTrhern
Michigan two weeks and much valuable
property has been threatened. but no Sc
rious losses have been reported up 70 :h!s
time. During the present Week over the
Saginaw Valley and towns adjacent a
heavy pail of smoke has hung which at
times was SO thick objects fifty feet dis
tant could not be seen and breathing was
difficult. The ground IS terribly parch-d
ard wells are drying up.
Express train No. 3. on the Saginaw,
TuscoIa * Huron railroad. due here a, SIX
O'Clock asst evening. left Bad Axe on time.
Ten miles o1t. while running a. 2 speed
Of twenty miles al hour. the train ran on
q piece OF track beneath which the ties
had burned. The engine. express and
baggage cars and two coaches LETT the
rails. ran along the ground about two
lengths Of the train. and the engine
then turned over in the ditch. The en-
ginee-. fireman and express messenger
Were thrown clear of the wreck and as
capped with bruises and burns. The ti-e on
the track Immediately communicated 20
the coaches. and passengers and crew
barely had time TO run through the train
and escape BY the rear coaches before
every particle CT woodwork in the train
was burned.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-21
A

Double Murder and suicide by . Fs-ne:
WIZ Had Been ThrAshed fer Too Freely
Cslng HIS Tongue.
MANCHESTER. Mo-, Sept. I:.-Andrew
Rhuel. a well-to-do farmer. living SIX
miles from here was q central figure IL =
triple tragedy, Friday night. For several
months bad blood has existed between the
Rhuel and Fink families. The trouble vas
caused by some disparaging remarks
made by Rhuel about Miss annie Fink.
For this he was soUndly tkrashej by Fred
Fink. the girls brother. Rhuei went 10
St Louis Friday, and purchased e pistol
with the determination OF killing the
Finks. There We're only two of them. the
brother and sister. Rhuel went TO the
home Of the Finks where he met Fred. n
without a word shot him through the jaw.
Without pausing TO ascertain he condi-
ton OF the first victim he hurried or 10
complete his muYdercus work. At the
house be found Miss Fink cooking SUPPER.
heard the report of the pisto, when
her brother was shot. and. seeing
Rhuel approaching. sought safety in
flight. Size ran out OF the house. with
the mailman close on her TRACK. Instead
Of firing at her as she ran. he chased her
for a distance of 40 yards. The poc-
woman. after her long race for life. beinS
utterly exhausted. turned and faced her
pursuer with the appeal: Mr.. Rhuel. don't
shoot me-" This had no eject he placed
The rnuzzle of the pistol at her left breast
and sent a bullet through her heart. Not
sati>hci with this, he fred again and
again at his PROSTATE victim. Heth-n re-
turned home, reloaded his weapon. babe
his wife and children adieu. and. going 20
the barn. blew his brains out
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-21
A Cattleman'< Terrible Death.

WICHITA. Kan. Sept I7.-Rober: Sem
ervilie, 8 lead ng cattlemal living in the
southwest part Of the county about twenty
miles from here. was sailing his cattle
Saturday evening. when he was attacked
by a mad bull and knocked down before
he saw him. and before he could get W the
animal was trying TO stamp him 70 pieces
with his fore feet. In a moment Soaler.
Vile drew his revolver and began TO shoot
At the animal. The third bullet brought
him to the ground. S~o,nerviile
was unable to get up His son
who vas about half a mile away. saw the
fight. but before he could reach the scene
the other cattle which had beea excited bv
the shooting and smell Of blood. gathered
about the PROSTATE man and killed him. Tie
cattle then went to fighting ca oh other
and as there we're over two hundred N the
herd. several were seriously injured. The
body Of Somerville was frightfuIiy
mansled, having been sored in many
places. It was soc. time before the soa
was able TO rescue.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-21
The Potency Of Facts.

A fact Is always q fact, whatever
may be the consequences. The ques-
ton is. whether it is true; the student
should recognize no other. Many of
the facts encountered in our studies
are obscure and hard to explain. but
that does not prevent their being facts;
at least. the chief question should
be TO learn whether they are facts.
Besides. contradictory facts are the
ferment Of science. once asked a dis
tinguished man Of science how a GER
tain discovery he had made was
getting OF. 1T is not getting on" he
replied. What is the matter with
it," l anxioUsly asked. Why" he
said. l find no facts except those that
are favorable to it: and" he added. lit
takes contradictory facts TO teach US"
This is true. The theory will either
explain the contradictory facts and be
forfeited by them. as the NewtOnian
theory has been by all the exceptions
that has been opposed to it and which
have entered into it: or viii be replaced
by a vaster and more comprehensive
theory. In both cases there is a gain
for science. which would not have been
obtained if We had hesitated. on ac-
count Of vain scruples, TO seek out and
verify the facts in Guestion.-Paul
Janet.