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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-29
DIXON AND GRlFFO FIGHT.
They Indulge in Ten Round Go Which Is
Declared a Draw by Announcer
Burns.

New York, oct. 2S.-The arena of the
| New Manhattan Athletic Club was well
| filled tonight with spectators TO see George
| Dixon and Young Griffo in a ten round so
at catch weights.
Dixon and Critic entered the ring at 1925
O'Clock and "Feather" looked WELL but was
twenty pounds heavier than Dixon.
Round l-Grffo put in hot left on Dix
on's stomach; Dixon returned left on face.
Dixon led left and Griffo countered on ear
holding his hand there each time until
they broke away, Dixon tried to punch
and Grino clinched until end of round.
face: then he clinched each time Dixon led
for hi i'm. Critic placed his left on Dixon's
got to the. stomach. Dixon countered on
tered on face, Ciinchlng by Critic ended
Round 3-GriTo got his left once more
upon I.5,l, DiMons ,,i,. stomach In rally, Dixon
face with his left Dixon tried hard to get
his right to Grifo, but the Australian was
too clever, and closed in on him each time,
FFibss.' s'e go '''''''' '''' Vi '"o O0'' "''4
Round 4-Dixon stin tried to get in one
of his smashes but Grifo ran in on him as
before and spoiled Dixons .rushes Dixon
began swinging right and left, on the ear
Round 5-Dixon led off with a light left on
taGe, 9S, hIt Griilo stopped him and landed
m ON W G S ItR rsR am4 a rt
times on Dixon's face and twice more in
lace, pushing him 70 the ropes.
Round 6-They hddled for awhile in Dix.
on's corner, and Griffo landed on Dixon's
face; Grino put his left on DiXon's body
and again on the face. Close fighting
closed the round.
Round 7-GriTo landed left on Dixon's
face, Critic put his LEFT 10 body, Dixon
reached Dixon's face with left.
Round S-Grifo landed left on Dlxon's
face and body; Dixon got in a hot left
swing on CRITICS. body, Grino sent four
got wild as Grino kept jabbing. Ciriffo
went right and left on DIxon's face ana
Critic landed on Dixon's face as the gong
Round s--Dxon stopped left lead for the
wind, Critic smashed his left twice rapid
ly on pixon's face, sending him TO the
face and annoyed Dixon by laughing and
saying Again" and Dixon got his right
10 the ribs and the round ended in a clnch.
Tenth and last round-DiXon tried his left
With a rush Dixon reached the RIBS Dixon
landed left on Critic neck and Critic
tweaked DiXon's nose with his left Dixon
swung his right on the head and the bout
was over.
Announcer Burns said that the men had
strong on their feet at the end of ten
rounds the bout would be declared n
draw, Tom O'Rourke jumped into the ring
ana SAID the Grlno party would not agree
to q decision; Grlffo then said: "If il IL
TO be 2 decision ] will fight five more
The men went back to their corners. and
the bout was declared a draw. The men
then left the ring after good deal OF
grumblng on both sides.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-29
BOUND TO STOP THE Fight,


Little Rock, Ark, oct 2S.-Niatters pugil-
istic took a sensational turn to-day when
Attorney General klnsworthy filed informa-
tion I'm the second division OF the Pulaski
for the arrest Of Robert Fitzsimmons and
Martin Julian. Ii developed that while ar
rangements have been proceeding quietly
at Hot Springs for fight to a finish be-
tween .corbe,t and Fltzsimmons, to take
place despite the supreme courts decision.
Governor Clarke has not been Idle. but has
himself been doing little preparing ION
1t develops that the governor has had a
detective or confidential agent at Hot
ipInEs nil taf Tine ms ana has been kept
the promoters OF the fight Last night the
detective advised the governor, that ar
formation Attorney General Kinsworthy,
acting under Instructions from Governor
Clarke, at 3 O'CLOCK this morning. applied
to Judge James w Martin Tor the war
were issued and placed in the hands OF
given charge Of the matter. ana nt once
started for TcNarkana, wherA Fitzsimmons
and Julian are expected TO enter the state.
Instead Of going, to Hot Springs. the dep
aeer to Little Rock. ''''' ''''
ii have never waverod in my determine
tiOn to stop that fight" said the governor
to reporter this morning. "Corbett and
Ett2smmons Will never meet in Arkansas.
Just as soon Fit2smmons enters he will
be arrested AMI brought before Judge Mar
tin, IN this city"
The governor also said that in the event
of FitHimmons' arrest, Corbett would be
remQE2d to some convenient county free
from local influences.
Attorney General Trustworthy left at 10
o'clock this morning for Hot Springs. Just
before leaving Governor Clarke instructed
him to tell Judge Duffy not to be alarmed
to stop the fight under any circumstances
Frank Flynn, a well known sporting man
of Hot Springs, who Is in this city to-day
gives out the Information that the fight will
certainly occur at Hot Springs on october
81. Mt Wilmington park,
LAST rIgltt tho IJoi cnringr AtbIa+lo C,1uh
under whose auspices the fight is ostensibY
10 be pulled off sent cipher telegrams to all
sporting clubs in the United States. notify
ing them of the ARRANGEMENTS for the fight
The Iron Mountain Railway Company to-
day put large force of men at work in
tracks When II was asked what 1t was
for the railroad folks said that they ex-
a few davs
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-29
Telephone 1914.
S. a. METzNER,
Dealer in Stove Repairs Of Every Description,
3o4 W. 9th ST.. Kansas City. Mo.
Deaths Reported.

Messenger, Harry; SS years; 52O5 Peery
avenue; October 26 Bright's disease; burial
al Oak Grove cemetery.
Hoye, Minnie; p years; 2439 Wabash ave-
nuc; October &c; organic disease of heart;
burial at Union cemetery.
Mcclure Laura; 81 years; 1910 Reservoir
avenue; october %; consumption; burial at
Emwood cemetery.
Brockman, Denne; IA years. ll22 Belvi-
derei October u; congestlve fever; burial
at Scdala, Mo.
Badrdge Louise; years; sl2 Charlotte
street; october "a; meningitis; burial at
ElmwOod cemetery.
Dunn, David; Al years; October %; s7Os
East Seventeenth street, October 23
phthss; burial at Hamilton, Mo.
Mccoy, Pearl; 4 years: l729 Campbell
street; October 25; diphtherla; burial at
Union cemetery.
Pollock. Ola; i years; 171S Kansas ave
nue.; October a; consumption; hIrai at
Forest Hin cemetery.
r. Mooney, Fred Turner; years; 4'11 Me,
Gee street; october a; membraneous Group;
burial at Forest IIll cemetery.
Calema, Mary; years; 1923 Mctice street;
October 26 burial at Jewish cemetery.
Kaufman, Haday; 80 years; 1892 Locust
street; October %; throm bus: burial at
jewish cemetery.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-29
THREE FAVORITES WON.
oAKvIEw, MoLoCH AND rAULETrE
WON FOR THE TALENT.
In Spite OF tho Chiliy weather the Racing
Was Excellent, the rive Events Furnish
Ing Some Closo aud Exciting
Tinishes-Rnclng Results.


crowd saw some excellent racing At Expo
sitlon 5,i Driving park Yesterday afternoon !;
,,'i,S ,, ." ,.l saiN N''' am " az a.
contested and as fa'oriiss got home In
| every occasion To fool satisfied
Tn winning ravnrifas va,s oakviev TN
tn' play was divided between Mrl. - oak-
Paulette IN the fourth race. The other two
winners were at comfortable odds. Nellie
J. The closest finish of the day was in the
Tbe op"ninv rare yns ot six n,riongs .i nnd
The play was divided between Mrs :. oak
view and Winchester Winchester and
closely attended hv Oakvlew. made the
,,,,,,tn~ t ~ - ~ ,,.H ~,
tba I,t,ar 90, a., ,,,I Go, y, Irt,t,,, snish
won 10y head. Mrs was third. length
back The others we're strung out.
afty Yards. Black Tom was the favoritc
good pi1, on 1tau.a. Hentitv ana Nellie
r. Tbsv GO, nn'o,. .,,,t.ii, III t w tHr',b
Ss. "y son, go, 'w"y way Gu'ts'y M ,r al IN @ oHmgh men
ing all the running. won IN drive Annie
S,,i,a5 r. mnf9ed S fast thfgas9 the stretch ana
The third race was al six furlonss and
brought together a field of good ones.
well backed at even money and 4 to >
Schuylkln and Sam Brown were also wei
backed They got away promptly with
Moloch In the lead. The ,avorte Increased
his lead at every hmp and won as he
pleased pulling tip. in last time. sthuyI-
kin ran good race and finished second.
with WaVeTly i'm third place
w5i g r9 ,5S1js @ 5~5 r. @srasr aays 2P5a
iicid Was high class one. nearly Every one
Of the SIX starters figuring to have a
the favorte when the betting opened but
the public liked paulette with her light
weight, which tust suited her ana her
price was quickly forced down until shc
went to the 'i, post St an ayen money favorlte
while a. good as To was laid against the
chances Of Maid of Ansei. They got away
al the arst ,tternut with paIiletfe I'm tho
heuded, winning baniiiy. in good time.
until well into the stretch, when Mcintyre
heat him out fnr fbe nlyre bv "a nose min.
piSp hin Tirbt on he Gnish iine Ho''' mp
,rGa 49, racInt rl,sea ,vitb n 5oab NJ
i've "a and d. one6alf furiongs. and and there rev We're
r. Hesperia, Pony Pony BOB. Furiong and bavyy bnSy
49, - r.S.,.i, - ;r-i,, -, :, . t,, ~ ii,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-29
OF INTEREST TO STOCKMEN,
LARGE INCREASE IN THE SHIPMENTS
OF EXPORT CATTLE.
Due to the high Grade of stock Received
From the Range Country
News at the Yards and
Elsewhere.

The decline Of late In well fed native
cattle seems to have given a new inn
petus to- the export trade. Last week
] 80 cars OF cattle were taken here for
export against 12j cars the previous
week and siNty-uine cars the same week
last year when export streers were ST
per Cwt. higher than they are now. The
change is a decline resulting from a
rush OF good cattle from the range
country this year rather than n want Of
demand. Cheap corn. hogs AMI sheep
also have Il tendency to- bear the cattle
market.
At meeting Of the Live stock ex-
change yesterday to consider the propo-
-itiuu to loan $4,000 to company for
the cultivation and manufacture Of
canaigre in Texas, the proposition was
voted down.
W. H. Nichols. Alma. Neb., was in
yesterday with cattle and hogs.
J. :. Pyle. Newton, Mo, had in cattle
yesterday
j. c. knollIng, the sheep man. who
was taken down with la grippe about
n year ago and having it followed with
nervous prostration is we'll again. and
was In the sheep pens working yester-
day for the first time in nearly year.
j. NJ. Buyers. Meade, Kas., was here
yesterday with cattle.
:. H. Ruble X CO.. Elk City, kas.,
came in yesterday with cattle.
II. J.. Messner, Ashton, Kas., had in
cattle and hogs yesterday.
Arnett x Lowery, Holland & Tucker,
G. 7. Smith. Amarillo, Tex, were up
yesterday with cattle.
j. T.. Southwood. Pan Handle. Tex,
was here yesterday with cattle
j. II. Thompson went to Leavenworth,
Kas.. yesterday TO attend the apple
carnival and secure n rabbit foot.
:. W. iutchins. Lexington. o. r. was
at the yards Yesterday with hogs.
Morris Il Maxwell, Curtis, O. T.. came
in with cattle yesterday.
]. o. Hall. Newton. l. T.. was in yes
terday with cattle
Hoerman Bros. Netawaka, Kas.. We're
at the yards yesterday with cattle and
hogs.
W. ]. Ulman, Steinaur, Neb.. had in
hogs yesterday.
George L Brown Bowie, Tex, was up
Yesterday with cattle.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-29
Fight WIN Come ON in Private.

Uhlcago Oct 2S.-PrlYate kilograms were
received in this city this evening from
fight VIII positively come OFF on Thursday
Brady says ii Will be in private for a side
bet OF 5000 or $4,000, and that Fitzsim-
mons viii put up his money as soon as he
reaches Hot Springs. Julian says the tight
will positively come of In private in Hot
Springs on Thursday.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-29

San Francisco, oct. 2s.-First race-About
six turlonEs. Torsino won; Scimetar, Sec
on; Free VIII third. Time, lI4
Second race-Seven furlongs. WaWona
Won: Happy Day, second; Yangeende, third.
Time l:2Sla.
Third race-six furlongs. Rose Clark won;
Model seconds Charmer, third Time,
Fourth race-One mile and seventy yards.
Mary 5. Won Malo Dlablo, second: Miss
Buckley, third. Time li5ls
Fifth race-"Iye furlongs. Detective won:
Major Cook. second Tim Murphy. third.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-29
TOLEDO AND COLUMBUS IN.
These Two Cities Have Been. Selected to
FIJI Out the Circuit of the West
ern League.

Milwaukee, Oct, 2s-President Killlea, OF
the Milwaukee baseball club, chairman of
the committee appointed at the recent
Western League meeting in Chicago to Sc
lect two cities TO ill the vacancies of
Grand Rapids and Terre Haute, announced
this morning that the committee had decid-
ed upon Toledo and Columbus, o. Omaha
was considered too far out OF the way. An
other meeting will be held in November.
franchises.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-29
Princess Maud Going to Get Married.

Copenhagen, Oct. 2S.-It was officially an
nounced to-day that Princess Maud, of
Wales, youngest daughter OF the Prince of
Wales, Is betrothed to Prince Charles, Of
Prince Frederick. heir apparent to the
throne OF Denmark. whose father the king
Of Denmark, is also the grandfather Of the
Princess of Wales.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-29

Klelnstenber, Udo and Martha; 25s6
Washington street; October "a a boy.
Theuerkaufr. George and Bertha; 2923
Wyandotte street; October 26; a boy.
Shryock, +, q, and T.. L.; 2722 Olive
street; october 6; a girl,
Metzker August and Mary; 2iOi East Fir-
teenth street; october %; a boy.
Fisher, j. q. and L.: liOi Florence ave-
nue.; October %; a boy.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-29

Lincoln, Neb., oct. 2S.-Ths was the
opening day Of the Lincoln Park racing
meet The weather was chilly, but there
was large attendance ana the races were
highly interesting. Monroe Slisbury, whose
stable is here. pronounced the new track
fully equal to the noted Terre Haute
course. StrathberTy was an easy victor in
the special pacing event, establishing "a
worlds record for new tracks The racing
viii continue four days, Results
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-29

in Kansas City yesterday in search of his
son. Walter who left his home three weeks
ago with another boy to come here in
search OF work. He has asked the police
to aid him in finding his son.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-29
Prepared for Ills WIZ, Relations.

John Foster. OF Argentine, Kas., told
had trouble with sonr .of his Wit Wife's reia-
tiyes, and for this re .son he carried a
sslungshot and q revolver lie was fined
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-29
Winners at Forsyth.

FORSYTH Ind, Oct. 2s.-Flrst race-slx
i:si. /: second N'lnerHy'' to ! third Time
Second raee-Fiye furlongs. Laura c.
Sadie, I 10 /, third Time. i;o7s.. ''
Third race-Six furlongs. Samson, 10
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-29

Chicago, oct 2s.-Ilundreds OF shoppers
and clerks witnessed "A strange suicide
this evening. Mrs. Richard Walsh. weight
POI pounds. Jumped from the third story
balcony Of one Of the big department
torres and was dashed 10 death on the
tOOr of the rotunda.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-29
Beecham's pills are for bilious

Beecham's pills are for bilious
ness, bilious headache, dyspep-
sia, heartburn, torpid liver, diz-
ziness, sick headache, bad taste
in the mouth, coated tongue,
loss ofappetite, sallow skin,etc.,
when caused by constipation;
and constipation is the most
frequent cause Of all of them.
Go by the book. Pills ice and
25S a box. Book free at your
druggists or write b +. Allen Co.,
sos Canal Street, New York.
Annual sales more than 500 600 boxes
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-29

Abe, of the st. Louis Browns, to-day
signed Catcher Douglas, Of Welsville. Mo,
for next year. Douglas caught in the
Texas league during the past season and
headed the catchers from that section.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-29


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io' tne jMI9.rs h2d iofmed any opinion as as
an1 ihe cnt,ilainm oi cousGifntous
| LIS atilts SiulltAl IuIt'lSSt''iII' ~ y,
dime museum At Ni4th aui Areh streets
r,.t .bat ,Tnrc b,s hsanH mn cybil,ition i'm
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/ 1"r!,I,rt r,,r an" or ,bHsa utiesitons
| IInt,,,sr slif O.3tb sttv9ur1 force. '."A Az the
proper imr ana place To- discuss this mat
! i'E VII Sh9% tnat nav ,,in,ii,.ati io,i cT
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rhcr, were not nearly. 50 many rhai-
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! should proceed without delay. and Nr
Moon replied that. m tha' event he i,.t
After Holmes had exhausted ain but two
Of the challenges allowed him he made
/ uutl tomorrow morning Oh the ground
that he. wanted To get certain necessary
ANA "hayr an Interview with certain per
SON In this city"
Judge Arnold was irneNiblo. however.
.ft. Holm p i4 as
charged his counsel In his effort TO fore"
"a continuance, but tina, the ruse woull
ceed lie would. however. be- permitted to
send for the papers mentioned, I'hc jurors
,t,.t. ,,...... ,,.....
who, tbo co,t,, ma r.coryo,,I D,s,rr,,
Attorney Graham began his opening nd-
technical details OF tn charge as lall
down in the Indictment and explaining
yrrdfcts If the 1yidanr. fusiiaed theu
manslaughler, murder in the second de-
quittal, and he defined tho elements OF
each OF the three crimes. lie felt assured.
they wouId agree with him thai tho crime
was murder in the tirst dcgTse bscalse
the intent was plain from the manner in
which the crime was r"un,itfaJ If il
was murder at all, it was murder in the
aTncy outlined be stnry f ~ ,bS u'SiI!rt az
Throughout the district attorneys ad-
akin cones s noTs %''n AMI ms .5sS GroIsf Sf
intent Interest huf yyitho,,t a sbnia of ~ Az
prcssioncv when Mir Cira6an'S resonant
nunciati9n 0''' Al '''e ''ioS' s'''''i's 'e-
District Attorney Graham spoke for one
NJ i46 o'clock iS tEe F,!tu,eS, ft, con- uGiinE
held a brief talk win the i,i1ra ',{ nr1
Irraed v,itb titn 49," H. IL {uaSr. .itH .ihtH
inteness OF the hour IT. y,n,,,H W.. ino>,ia tme
dicnt to benin tha ip'jn.- nF tst ,e
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-29
THE DOCTORS COLUMN.

l.. A. b., Detroit.-I weigh 26O pounds, and
take?
Take Thyroidine, extract of the Thyroid
Gland, IN three drop doses, three times DAT
iy. on the tongue. Keep the bowels regu-
lar with Nutrolithic Salts.
l.. o, D., New York.-What can take for
Take Pulmoline, according TO directions.
1t Is an excellent remedy.
William r.. New York.-Alternate Cere-
brine, extract of the brain. with Testine in
aye drop doses, ON the tongue, three times
daily for week. Take saline baths, using.
our sea salt; sleep in cool room and avoid
alcohol, tobacco and spices.
Henry, y. Unanswered as above
G. NJ, b. New ork;-Please give me a
good remedy for chronic eatarrh.
CatarrhinI If taken faithfully for a
month, will cure you.
g. FAILING BROWN. A. NJ. NJ d.
Med. Dept. Col Chem. Co.. Washington,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-29
THE ANIMAL EXTRACTS

the ANIMAL EXTRACTS.
CEREBkiNE, From the Brain. MEDUL-
LINE, From the Spinal Cord. CARDINE.
THYRoIDINE, NAIkoLITHIC SAILS For
Constipation GAsTkINE. For Dyspepsia
specialtiss OF the -s'
COLUMBIA CHEMICAL Co.
Now at all DR. uggists send for Iiisra,,.
Retail by Federmann & Hallar sOi Main
St Louis. Mo. Ns,'
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-29

bronchitis. Sudden Changes Of the weather
cause Bronchial troubles "BrouH's BroEciia,
IrorirS' VIII give relief So3 ouIy "a b0r,S
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-29

At a meeting Of the Commercial Club
this evening the commi,tee on state and
national legislation VIII report upon resoln-
tIuns referred TO IL at the last meeting OF
the club these resolutions having for their
object shortening of the national cam
paisu from six months to ninety days.
The committee on municipal legislation wll
offer suggestions 10 the club upon thr sub
ject Of the extension of the city limits
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-29

Special pacing; purse, $2,Coo,
Slrdl ApgIry ''''''.''''''''''' ''''''''''''l !
". w. r. ''''''''''''''''''''''''''
Tme-2:O6iI, 2.0li2, 2:06l2.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-29
BeIIoyue BowIins Club.
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Cyclists Bowling Club.

81. Loulg, ID 2s-presIdent NON der
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-22

Though II was established In ,his
country some years later than in
Europe. life Insurance mav ba c,asso1
as peculiarly American Ins,,tn,,on
This country. with only one-,ep,h a,
the population. now holds ovsr ,yo.
ilfths Of the insurance Of tho civ,i,od
world In 1861. the United States had
only sl77. 900 600 insurance .goIns, ,s.o
O00,OOO held by Grcnt Brltoip II, sea,
America held insurance ia ,t, 60,
Of N,l47. 900. goo: Great Britain to,inn,ah
with S3.2ls 900. 600. mud The wha,a -,
continental Europe ba5 I'm, 90 AZ, ooo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-22

the Intellect. uninnuenced by hope or
horror. answer which is most reason
abis.
There 10 no logic by which man can
ind cut God. He can not place his An
ger upon the unseen worlds. but he
knows that they are there. Without
them disorder would ensue. without
God disaster hovers over the path OF
every planet. and every sunrise lights
up ynwnlng chaos
Man believes that the earth upon
which he walks viii not slip It's safe
and beaten track: that he may with
assurance plant the seed which Will
not terminate without the recurrence
OF favorlns seasons Yet that belief IL
utterly unreasonable unless 1t be true
that God, not Matter. reigns.
without the direction Of active intel
iigcnce how speedily all human enter
prises fall into decay. Rob the Universe
OF its God, and every throb OF Its
mighty pulse-every flight or spar
row--is a lottery In which may be
drawn the tragedy OF universal ruin.