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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21
PARALYSIS AND COFFEE.
Symptoms Disappear When Drug i
a Abandoned.

I
Tea and coffee were forbidden by my
physician, for had symptoms of paralysis
and it was plain that the coffee was the
cause of the trouble. I began using
Postum Food Coffee and am now a steady
advertisement for Postum. The old symp-
toms of paralysis disappeared in a very
brief time after 1 began the use OF Postum
and quit the use of coffee. Do not use my
name publicly, if you please Nor
row, Q. The above name can be given by
the Postum Cereal Co., Ltd, Battle Creek,
Mich.
Coffee is such a direct poison to the
nerve centers of many highly-organized
people that it produces all sorts of dsor-
sders, from stomach and bowel troubles.
paiptation of the heart kidney troubles.
etc. etc.. up to more intricate nervous
troubles, such as paralysis. The way to
keep well Is to leave off coffee or any
nerve destroyer OF that sort, and use
Postum Food Coffee. which is direct re-
{ builder of the nerve centers. Sure and
we'll defined Improvement in health will
follow this course. as can be proven by
any person VINO will make the trial
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21
isu;iersl Services.

The remains of Mr.. T. D. Kidd. who died
in the Chesapeake and Ohio Hospital at
Clifton Forge, arrived in the city at 30
O. clock yesterday afternoon and were tti1sl
10 the residence OF Mrs. Kidd. No. 81 North
Sixth Street, from which place the funeral
will take place at 1890 O'Clock TINS
morning. The interment VIII be IN OAK
wood.
The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Melon
ough will take place from st. Patrick
Church at 1e o'clock this morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21
HEART FAILURE IN COURT.
Ambulance Surgeons Sew Up john
sons Ugly Wounds.

John r. Boiler, white man, was taken
i'll at the Police Court yesterday, and
was taken to his home, No. 22l5 East
Franklin Street. in the ambulance. He
was treated by Drs. Fisher and I. NJ. Muir
rel. He had heart trouble.
Reuben Johnson (colored) was hit on the
head with a bottle early yesterday morn
ms.
The trouble occurred near the First po-
lice Station. and the bottle was thrown
from window and broke over the negro s
head, cutting large gashes over the fore
head and under the eyes. Johnson s
wounds were sewed up by Drs. Fisher and
Thomas NJ. AIurrell.
Miss Annie Bra drick. who is employed at
Allen & enters, suffered from hyster-
les Yesterday while at work. She was
treated by Drs. Fisher and Murrell.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21

shafer, p P. i, 2; Whitlock, w NJ l. .
Winston. F. B., j,
Second Class-Bosher. L. H, 1, 2; Boul-
ware. a. L.. 2: Dew. w. w, !. 2.
Third Class-Boyd. R. E., l; Potts, j.,
!, z. -.
ALGEBRA.
First class-Bosher, l.. H, 1; Nesbit.
V. j., i; Whitlock, w. NJ, 1. CNo hnai9
Second Class-Pearlstine, S. S, 1;
Vaughan, H. c., /.
Third Class-Boyd, r. e., /; Street,
G. L.. /. 2.
Fourth Class-Anderson. D. c.. /: Booth,
W. H, /. 2; Cary. j. B. /, 2; Potts. j.,
1: Seldom, S. Y. /. 2.
Fifth C1ass-Robns, w N, !. .; Trisg,
w. r.. 2.
Sixth Class-Branch, ]. r., /, .; Bridges,
T.. /. 2; Macgill, w. D.. j; Pohlig. A c.,
J. 2; Saunders, L. A, .; Taylor. H. ], 2;
Watkins. c.. i, 2: Wexford. ]. Med, /, q;
Whitehurst, n. c., l. 2;
LITERATURE.
First Class-Roman Lliterature-Laa-
caster. IL. c., /. ,: Wise. j. D., !, 2.
Second Class-Roman observation-disclosures
ms. j. A, /, ,; Lake. S. c., 4, 2; Lyons.
w. w. H, /. ,; Push, j. h, l, ?; Shafer,
p. p, 9
Third Class-Roman Observation-Disclosures,
II |, -
1: Winston. r. T. ], ..
First Class-English Litera ture-Cutch-
ms ]. A, j. .: Haw, G. E., 1; Lancaster
n. c., 1. .: Leake, S. c., l. =; Lyons
w. w. H., /, .: Pugh. j. H., /, 2: Shafer,
p. p. j, .: Street, G. L., l. 2; Winston,
r. r., 1. 2; Wise, j. D., /, 2.
ARITHMETIC.
First Class-Anderson. D. c.. i; Booth,
w II, ], .: Cary, j. b, !, ?; Dew, W. w,
9; Donahoe, c. j.. /; Robins, w. N, l.
Second Class-Berry, D. Nice. ]; Kinds,
G., i: Pohlig. A. c.. 1, ?; Rennolds, e. A.,
/: Seldom. S V. !. ?.
Third Class-Bridges. c. NJ, 2; Chris
tan. F. p, /, .; Elicit T., 2; Taylor. H,
/,
Fourth Class-Branch. ]. A, i: Branch,
J. r.. l. 2; Burwell. T. F., /; Cohen, j. B..
2: Cutchns, L. e.. ], 2; Elan, c., l; MacSill
w. D., ?; Rosenbaum, NJ. l., /; Rueger, W.,
/. 2.
Fifth Class-Brauer, j. s., 1: Cameron,
J. B.. /, .; Cameron, z. D., 1, .; Hooker,
z. e., i. .; Johnston, W. p, j; Wexford,
S. c.. /, 9
Sixth ciass-Raab, NJ E.. i, 2; Rosen-
baum, l. l.. 1, ..
ENGLISH COMPOSITION.
First Class-Anderson, D. c., i; Booth,
w. H, /, .; Crump, w. T., 1: Dew, W. w.
i. 2: Donahoe. c. J.. i. 2: Potts. j.. /. 2;
Second Class-Bridbes c. NJ. l. ?: Cary,
J. B.. /. 2; Pohlig, A. c., /, 2; Seldom. S. V,
| !. .: Trigg, w. r., 1, ?; Watkins. c.. 2.
Third Class-Branch ]. r., /; Burwell,
F. E., ]: Christian, f. p, l. 2; Cutchins.
L. E.. /; Elicit. T, !. .: Macgill. ". d.,
1, 2: Rueger, W, 1; Taylor, H., l, .; Well
ford. ]. Med. !, 2: Whitehurst. H, c.,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21
Money for the Road.

Judge Edmund Waddill. Jr., Of the
United States District Court, yesterday
authorized the receiver of the Richmond
and Manchester Railway to borrow $1,000
for expenditure in improvements on the
road and equipment.
Receivers certificates. however, were nor
issued but the earnings pledged 10 that
amount.
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aicrar,I,. Council Meets.

The meeting OF Mccarthy Council, No.
4sS. Royal Arcanu,., viii be held at Lee
Camp Hall tonight. and a number OF casi-
5,idates will be instructed III the mysteries
Of this grand fraternity. after which Mr
Won Kra MINER viii deliver his celebrated
humorous and instructive lecture, entltsst.
..My Impression of America" Refresh
meuts viii be served. Members OF sister
councils cordially invited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21
Patents Granted gir.inians.'

Messrs. Davis & Davis. Washington
sPateut Solicitors. report the grant OF thu
following patents 20 vtrginiars this week
E. B. Achee. of Lab9dievilIe. hoist; John
r. Chapel. Of Suffolk, tirenaa's helmett
Levin T. Buck. Of Weerns furnace
schoolfield & Guerrant, OF Danytlle. ttwt
patents, tobacco ssemrnirS machines
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21
INDUSTRIAL CENSUS.
Work Began ON the Important Sched-
u!e Yesterday Morning.

With the exception of one enumerator,
mo 1G9'' the tenth census of the city of
Richmond has been completed.
The special s'industrial' agents started
out yesterday, under the direction of Capt.
Mclaughlin, to 90 the work assigned them.
They may finish the work within thirty
days, but Capt. Mclaughlin comedies that
there is a Tremendous amount OF work 10
be done, and it is quite probable that
more than thirty days may be necessary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21
Connpany ID, Invited 10 Hoanake.

Company D. Old Dominion Guards, VIII
meet tonight for their usual drill Capt
A. jeff Vaughan. Jr., particularly re-
quests that every member. who ear pos
sibly DO 50. will be present. as II IS oe-
sired n take action on the Invitation re-
ceived by the company TO attend the
streat-Fatr ana Carnival to be held in
Roanoke July So.
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and Chas. A. Crawford. Capt. of Co. A;
Richmond Grays, plaintiff, against q
Gray Boisseux, of Co. A: F. w. Cum
ningham, of Co. b; G. p. Shackleford, OF
Co. C; c. A. Crawford, of Co. D; T. L.
Spence, of Co. e; G. a. Meredith, of Co
G.; Geo. Wayne Anderson, ex-Colonel com
manding First Regiment Infantry; the
State Bank of Virginia.; Alan H. keed,
Geo. K. Reed, partners trading undsr the
firm name and style of Jacob Reed, s
Sons, defendants.
The decree orders that the amount of
money raised by The old companies be paid
to the succeeding companies, and that
the uniforms also be turned over to them
The amount Of money to be divided among
the various companies is S5.S9o.2i.
In the case of d s. Mccarthy against
r. L. Harris in the City Circuit Court
the jury awarded a verdict in favor of the
plaintiff.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21
Delinquent Licenses..

The Commissioner of Revenue is COM
PEELED by law to send in a list of persons
who have not paid their State licenses, due
meets. The grand jury meets July I'd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21
May Not Sue Again.

There seems to be little probability that
the suit of the GaIlego Mills Company
against the city for $4,000 damages will
be brought up again. At least. the plain
tiff company have not announced their
Intention of having another trial
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21
GEORGE 1yoshinoton Hannv.

George Washington. employed by Mr..
William Reuger. is a happy darkes
In opening a clam Washington found
fully developed pearl. the first clam
pearl he had ever seen and he prizes his
discovery no little, and exhibits it to all
visitors
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21
Wanted to Steal Drugs.

Some one attempted to rob the drug
store of Mr.. w F. Warmer, No 800
East Marshall Street, at an early hour
yesterday morning by breaking through
the rear entrance The would-he burglar
was frightened away and nothing was
Stoien.a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21
ENGLIsH CCA1PosI1.IoN.
ENGLISH GRAMMAR.

First Class-Donahoe. c. j., l, ?: Push,
I. II. .; Renno!Gs, F. A, l. .; Robins.
w. N, /. 2.
Second class-cary, ]. s.. !. 2: Pohlis,
a. c., !, .; Seldom, S. V, /, ?; Watkins,
c., l.
Cutchins, L. E, ,; Elicit. T, /, .: Rueger,
W. c., 9: Saunders, L. A. 2; Taylor. a.,
i. .: Wexford. j. Med. 1. .: Whitehurst,
II. c., ], ..
Fourth class-cameron. j. b. 1; Cam
cron, e. D.. /. ?; Cohen, j. B., !, .; Elan,
C., /, 9; Hooker, f. T., l, .: Lloyd, C. H.,
l. .: Reinhardt, w. r.. /; Ro.<:baum.
NJ. l., i, .: Wexford, l.. c., 1, ?.
GEOGRAPHY.
First class-cohen. j. E., !, ?; Elan.
c.. i. 2: Rosenbaum. NJ. l., l, >; Rueger,
w. r., l, 2.
Second Class-Branch, j. r., 2; Cameron,
]. b. /: Cameron, E. D., 1; Lloyd. C. H.,
?: Riddick, C. c.. .: Wexford. l.. c., L. 2.
HISTORY.
Filst Class-Bates. II. s., 1; cutchlns,
j. A., /. Q: PearlsGne. S. S.. /: Pugh. j.
H. ]. 2: Street. G. L.. l. 2: Vaughan, II.
C, /; WhitIock, w A.. /. 3
Second Class-Aliston, r. L., l, 2; An
derson, D. c.. /, .: Bridges, c. NJ, 2;
Booth. W. H., l. .; Cary, j. B.. /, .:
Danahoe, C. j., /, ?: Rennolds, Z. A, /, 2;
Robins. w. N. /.
Third class-Cameron, j. B., 1; Cam
eron, E D., 1; Christian, f. P, l, .;
Cutct1ins; Il. E., l. ,; Elicit T., /, 2; Sed-
don, S. V, /, ,; Taylor, H., 1, 2; Trisg,
W. r., /, .; Watkins, c., /; Wexford, ).
Md, i. ?.
Fourth Class-Branch. ]. A, ]; Cohen,
J. g., /. .; Elan. c.. !. 2: Lloyd. :. H..
j. 2; Pohlig, A. c.. 2; Reinhardt. W. R.,
i. 2: Rosenbaum. ~ l., /. 2; Rueser, w.
], 2; Wexford, l.. c., /, .
SPELLING.
First Class-Cutch.ns, ]. a., /; Dew, w.
W. .: Leake. S. c.. 2: Lyons. w. ". H..
I. 2; Pearls1ine. S. S., 1: Street, G. L.,
], 2: Winston. r. T.. !. 2; Winston, f. b,
!, 9.
Second ciass-;Bridses, c. NJ, !, q;
Booth. w. H.. ]. .; Bosher, L. H., ]. 2;
Dunahoe. c. j.. /, ?; Ee.nolds. L. "A, i. 2:
Robins. w. N. /: Whitlock, w NJ, /, 2.
Third c1ass-Bnrwel,. F. F.. /: Cary. J.
B., /, .: Christian, f. p, i, 2; Cutch.ns,
L. E.. i. Elicit, T.. /; Pohlig. A. c.
i: Rueser. w. l. 2: Seldom, S. V, i:
Taylor H., .; Wexford, j. NED, j, p 2;
Tr.gs. ". r.. j. 2: Wh!tehurst. H. c., 1.
Fourth c!ass-Cameron. f. D., l. Cohen,
J. B.. /, 2, Elan, c., !. 2; Hooker, E. E., l.
Fifth ciass-Rosenbaum. III,
ABsENTEEs.
Brown. A s.. Burweal. T. b., penoon.
A. c., Kinds, G.. Johnson. W. p. Kidd.
x. and Marshall. 6 s. ~ess not nsrhotEs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21
To Get Money aud Uniforms.

A decree was entered in the Law and
Equity Ccur, yesterday in the case of
Venable s. Hardiwicke. Capt. of Co. T;
Anthony ". Miller, Capt of Co. B, Wal
ker Light Guard; A. Jeff Vaughan. Jr.,
Capt. of Co. D, Old Dominion Guard,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21
Movement ofTrooDs-

SAN FRANCISCO. June 2o,-Battery n,
Third Artillery, and Battery III. Sixts
Artillery. have left this city Tor Fori
Monroe. va. on a tour OF duty at ths
artillery school OF instruction. :.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21
Backache Cured

DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM IL write to
thank you for the good Lydia E. Pink
ham'sVegetable Compound has done me.
It is the only medicine / have found
that helped me. ! doctored with one
of the best physicians in the city of
New York, but received no benefit. /
had been ailing for about sixteen years,
was SO weak and nervous that I could
hardly walk; had continued pain in my
back and was troubled with leucorrhna.
Menses were irregular and painful.
Words cannot express the benefit have
derived from the use of your medicine.
/ heartily recommend it to all suffering
women. - Mrs. MARY BARsHINGER.
Windsor, Pa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21

Virginia Hnsnital
At meeting of the Board of the vir-
GINA Hospital plans were submitted and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21
GREAT NEE ING
At cen TENl:A !.
Epvorth League State Conference
Opens Tonight.
INDIA FUND STILL INCREASES.
yirsinians Receive Degrees of Master
of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Assigned to
Pastorates-News OF tue Pui-
pit and Pew.
INDIA FUND STILL INCREASES.
yircinians RECEIVE Degrees of MASTER


The Great Euworth League State con
ference, arrangements for which nave
been progressing for the past few weeks
will be opened tonight at Centenary
Methodist Church. The programme mas
been completed, the choir has been toned
up to the highest notch OF excellence, ana
the distinguished speakers. scne OF whom
have already arrived, await but the hour
to begin their discussions and addresses,
which will occupy the attention OF the
Metaodists for the next three or four
days.
The conference will be opened with devo-
tional exercises by Rev. w. v Tudor, D.
D., of this city Rev. john I. Bosnian will
deliver the address of welcome, and Dr.. A
Coke Smith, of Norfolk, will respond.
Bishop Warren A Gambler will deliver an
address on .'Cuba-Our Mission tIeia at
$40 o'clock.
rree entertainment will be provided for
the delegates and tne railways nave given
special rates. All trains VIII be met D.-
the reception Committee and the deie-
gates taken TO headquarters, which will
De in the basement OF Centenary CHURCH..
and their homes assigned them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21
KIDNEY TROUBLES OF WOMEN
Miss FREDERICK. Letters Show How She
/ Relied on Mrs. Pinkaana and Was

DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM:-1 have a
yellow, muddy complexion, feel tired
and have bearing down pains. Menses
have not appeared for three months !;
sometimes am troubled with white
discharge. Also have kidney and blad-
der trou Bile.
have been this way for long time,
and feel SO nisera Bile thought would
write to you and see if you could do me
any good. n- Miss EDNA FREDERICK,
Troy, Ohio. Aug. 6, 1899.
ssDEAR Mrs. P1NKHAM:-I have used
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound according to directions, and can
say have not felt so well for years as
/ do at present. Before taking your
medicine a more miserable person you
never saw. / could not eat or sleep,
and did not care to talk with any one.
Now feel so well cannot be grateful
enough to you for what you have done
for me. Miss EDNA FREDERICK, Troy,
Ohio. Sept. 10, 1899.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21
GEOGRAPHY.

First Class-cohen, j. E., !, 2; Elan.
c.. j. .: Rosenbaum, Al. l.. l, .; Rueger,
w r., /, 2.
Second Class-Branch, j. r., 2: Cameron,
]. b. /: Cameron, E. D., 1; Lloyd, C. H,
.: Riddick, c. c.. .: Wexford. l.. c.. L. 2.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21

First Class-Donahoe, c. j., l., >: Pugh,
/ H.. .; Renno!os, 2. A, l, .; Robins.
w. N, /. 2.
Second class-cary, j. E, ]. 2: Pohls,
a. c., l, .; Seldom, S. V, l, 2; Watkins,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21
HISTORY.

Fslst Class-Bates. H s., 1; cutchlns,
j. A, /. 2: Pearlstne, S. s., 1: Pugh. j.
H, Q: Street. G.. L.. l. 2: Vaughan, II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21

/ Fourth Class-Branch. ]. A., /; Cohen,
/ ]. B.. l. .; Elan. c.. /. 2: Lloyd. :. H..
/ i. 2; Pohiig. A c.. 2; Reinhardt. W. r.,
/ i, 2: Rosenbaun. NJ l., /. 2; Rueger, w.
| !. 2; Wexford. l.. c., l. .
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21

First Class-Cutch.ns, ]. A., !; Dew, w.
W. .: Leake. S. c.. ?: Lyons. w. ~. H..
I. 2; Pearls1ne, S. s., 1: Street, G. L.,
j, 3: Winston. r. T., I, 2; Winston, +. B.,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21

Miss Anna Won Rosenegk, of Richmond,
premiums for English and arithmetic.
Premiums for reading and spelling
awarded to little Misses Mary DAILY,
Florence Stumpf, Regina Buchanan, Anna
Daily. Josephine Massei, Regina Mooney
and Lizzie Powers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21

Fourth Class-Cameron, ]. b. 1; Cam
cron, E. D.. /. 2: Cohen. j. B., ]. .; Elan,
C., i, .: Hooker, Z. e., /, .: Lloyd, c. h,
l. .: Reinhardt, w. r.. l: RoN<:lbaun.
NJ l. l. .: Wexford, L. c., l, 2.
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shafer, P. P, i, 2; whitlock, w NJ, /, 2;
Winston. r B., j, 2.
Second Class-Bosher. L. H, I, 2; Boul-
ware. a. L.. 2: Dew. W. w, /, ..
Third Class-Boyd. r. e., /; Potts, j.,
/, z.
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Fifth Class-Brauer, j. S., 1: Cameron,
]. B.. /, .: Cameron, Z. D.. /, .; Hooker,
f. e., i. .; Johnston, w. p, j; Wexford,
S. c., !, 9
Sixth CIass-Raab, NJ E., /, 2; Rosen-
baum l. L. l. .
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-26
THE U CURE.

The Inter Mountain would suggest to
keep cool and enjoy the situation.
A more comical condition of affairs
never existed in any state. The spec
tacle of $4,000 people in a turmoil of
excitement about a dozen official posi-
lions is not serious, because in any event
it will be a case of the mountain heaving
and bringing forth a mouse. So
Besides, after this cruel war Is over,
we are all going to remain here and will
have to attend to business and make a
living.
The Inter Mountain therefore renews
it's suggestion that instead of indulgins
in bitter speech and unkind suspicion
and false accusation the people make a
merry war of it and laugh instead of
brandishing hatchets and demanding
blood. '1tr
Laughter is the best medicine in the
world. 1t is a new cure, better than
the blue glass cure, the rest cure, the
Christian Science cure, the grass cure,
the breakfastless cure, the hot water
cure or any other cure. A famous doc
tor only last week said in a public ad-
dress:
Man is the only animal that was made
to laugh, and, as science teaches nat
laughter promotes health, it is a sin for
us to substitute excessive drug-taking
for laughter.
Laughter increases the blood circula-
ton.
1t enlarges the heart.
1t expands the lungs.
1t jiggers the diaphragm.
1T promotes the ejaculation of the
spleen.
l once knew a man who laughed so
much that when he died they had to cut
his liver out and kill it with a club.
Never trust a man that laughs from
his neck up-an honest man laughs from,
his diaphragm.
Beware of theologians who have NO
sense of mirth-they are not altogethes
human.
Keep your chin Up.
Don't take your troubles to bed with
you-hang them on a chair with yOAf
trousers, or drop them in a glass o.,
water with your teeth. ~
This is good advice. We commend 1t
to the men who are going crazy about
politics and neglecting their own inter
ests for other peoples benefit. 8
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-26

trees and plucking an occasional bouquet
along the banks. Finally he has passed
from the river of life to the great ocean
of eternity. There. let us hope, his bark
viii be rugged with silken sails and
waited by heavenly breezes to the safe
harbor where rest and happiness eternal
reward those who have braYely lone
their work and sought to do no wrong.
It must be so! Plato, thou reason'st
we'll;
Else, whence this pleasing hope, this
fond desire,
h longing after Immortality?
Or whence this secret dread n In
ward horror
OF falling into nought? Why shrinks
the soul 5,N
Back on herself, and startles at de-
struction?
IT'S the divinity that stirs within u.s.
IT'S heaven itself that points out an
hereafter, Laliy
And intimaites Eternity to nan. 2 ia
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-26
PHIL JULIEN.

What a quiet, u~npretentious, genial
soul was Phil Julien. Nothing rufled
his spirits. Nothing swelled his head.
Nothing caused him to forget his dignity
or neglect his duty. If he had troubles
he kept them to himself. If he had
money he shared it with those in need.
If he had enemies he ignored them. but
his friends he never forgot.
Now that Phil Julien is dead, how
vivid is the recollection of his quiet de-
meanor. his homely virtues, his devotion
to his employers. his loyalty to the pro-
fession of which ne was so capable and
versatile a member Of him it may be
said that he never did a good man wrons
or allowed a guilty n to escape ex-
posure. He had a lofty conception of the
mission of the press as an educator, and
in his early years studied hard to Tit him.
self for editorial responsibility. He was
an omniverous reader and thoroughly
familiar with the literature of the lam
guage.
DR.. Eisenberg of this city, himself a
profound student, gives Mr.. Julien credit
for writing a better critique on the doc
tors Shakespearian lectures than any
newspaper man that had ever before at
tempted to dc them justice.
Julien had a sovereign contempt for
sham. for pompous pretense. for n ar
rogance ,of wealth without brains. His
companions We're mostly poor men,. He
loved dn a good tempered way to expose
hypocrites, ridicule humbugs and pillory
frauds. He subjected every man to a
mental fire assay. but generally kept
his conclusions to himself, sailing down
the stream of life like the contented phil
osopher that he was.. passing through
many dangerous rapids, striking many
Jagged rocks, but anon and undismayed
resti ng easily under the. overshadowins