The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-07-14 00:00:00

DAHRZAH, PRINCE OF JAMBA. OR THZ
TRIIIHPHB OF THRFERANCE.

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Upon the western bank of dm snored river Gimps
lio, the fertile previous. of Jambs., pnnoe was
earbrated tb boat Delhi for NI post
Now D.hreaeh was a Lama &Mit fatdiUpl. .1
Hislano), arid was deeply learned in dm Shooter of tho
holy Brahmi ; and he km,. from wit ressavells in this
isared book end examination of bis own spirit Oaths
had already pas through eighty•siz tranensigrMieemomil
that after be had isompassed all widest to his patient
Mato be should lee mixt elevated lo the myehosis oe
thuisre Whits Cow, and should attain auto luting,
Wad. Bahnnalt ounpatad, by his peat skill in the
°yetis numbers, that he had existed four thousand
six-hundred and sixty years, and he applied his bean
I. the morels* of knowledge and to the Sadist ef
hidden thinp. sad be said : "1 will go forth front my
kingdom, and leant the wisdom of other leads, and will
sonvorse with titer Fuger, and apply their koowiedatwo
my people'. nee; and I will teach them many
Wore I depart to inhabit the body of time aimed
Cow."

And Dahrusah called unto him the chief of his wise
toes, and the governors of the province, aid be is-
eseueted them, and said " Behold ! aow Igo into • ter
country to search for wisdom, sad to. dieteet land to
learn understosding ; do ye therefore right in the eight
of Niihau. and rule my people in judgment."
And they all swore upon the Sha.ter of Brahmi, that
they would do right in the eight of Kialsou, aed re/e the
people in judgment.
So Dahrmah was well pleased, and prepared himself
for crossing the greet Eastern demi. and for journeyi%
into the kingdom of Ching-hi, that Beth beyond Thibee.
add the great river Pareitalko, on the out.
And Dahrtuab periled himself assay days in the
sacred waters, and departed, he and his *eremite. So
they travelled many days, sad rested not in the laud of
Thibet, because knowledge was not to be found in that
land, neither was understanding with their princes.
And Dahrouth and his sr-remade seemed the great
river, even the river Forelimb°, and the mounteins
which are noon the western boeder of the land of
Ching-hi ; and he and hi. people noted in the plain
beyond, by the city of Tebtals, which heti upon the
border of the land of Ching-hi.
And Dairtnah prepared gifts for the manderies, fee
the governors of the city, and for the princes of the
land; for they greatly loved eta. and they preferred
oresenta of gold. and presents of silver, and preteens el
jewels, and of the apices of the East to much wisdom,
and to many wise sayings.
Now, on the morrow of the third night was Dahrmele
, with his johr-stic (interpreter) to be brought into the
pre enoe of the servants of Ching-hi, ever before tie
princes and mandarins.
And on the third night, Dahl-rash, the prince of
Jomba, 1 y upon his couch in his tent, and the thoughts
of his heart were troubled, and his mind wee greatly
perplexed. because he was truly informed that the
princes of the land of Ching-hi, even the mandarins,
loved gifta more than wisdom, and to receive presents
rather than much knowledge.
And I tabrinah said : " Oh ! Brahma, peat is thy un-
derstanding and much knowledge hest thou taught thy
servant; behold I have travelled in vain, sad have
found a foolish people ; for their princes love gifts more
than wisdom, and to receive presents rather than learn
judgment.
And as Dahrmah meditated in his heart upon three
things, and was *ore troubled, behold I there ap
• great light; lo! there stood beforeTarit!
beauteous form. She WY fair to look upon, bright
robes flowed loosely urni her transparent are, and
stars, glittering as the diamonds of Delhi, mowed rapidly
about her garments, sod gave them the radiance of the
fourteenth heaven. Long tresses loafed over her
shoulders, and giving undefined splendour, and upon
her bead warn a star so brilliant, with light so strong-
and pure, revolving with rapidity on it. axis, and
shooting forth • flood of radiance ; and upon her brunet
, was another star in oontisual motion, even like unto
the former. In her extended hand she held a sceptre
formed of • thousand glittering gems, continually
movies through and amidst each other without altering
the form of the sceptre.
And now her mild eyes rested upon Dohnnah, and be
was greatly moved, and he essayed to 'meek, but could
not, neither had he power of motion.
And the mysterious wonder *eke in the voice of
heaven—like the air of paradise pinging upon • golden
cord, and she said "Oh ! Dahrmah, lam thy attendant
spirit. Thou bast applied thy heart to wisdom, and thy
mind to seek knowledge, and thou haat found the myrtle
number of thy existence, and for thy jleill—tVell four
thousand six hundred and sixty. Behold, lam sent by
the great Bishnu to guard and watch the circle of thy
days and nights until thou Last attained all wiedom
here, and haat gone through thy last migration even
that of the sacred symbol of Brahnii, when thy soul
purified from it. last dross shall soar on high, ari=
unceasing happiness in the radiance of the a
heaven. _ _

--An/ Dahrmah was in raptures! with the ethereal
Slanah. and with the sweet wortls which se utterer 4,
and he again essayed to speak, and he said '' Ohs'
beauteous Mynah, thou spirit of love I deign to say bow
Irony attain to all wisdom here, and become worthy of
everlasting felicity hereafter." And the radiant figure
moved towards him, and smiled as blessed spirits smile,
when they delight themselves in the intercourse of love,
and said :

" Rise up, Dalannah, thou Prince of Jambe. know
that thou shalt attain to all wisdom that thy
mortal being is capable of up to thy eighty-seventh,
even to thy hat mychceis, by the practice of temperance,
and the suppression of all thy passions."
"Then say, &vine Klunah, what shall I now do
among the people whose primes, even their wandering,
love gifts rather than wisdom, and to receive presents
rather than understanding r
And the transparent Klunha stooped down, and
she struck her glittering sceptre into the ground of the
tent, and there she fixed it, and she arose and looked
upon it; and as she looked, behold the glowing gent-
stare moved amidst and through each other with
woodmen. rapidity, making °timbal harmony, and
symphonious divisions of sound so minute and sweet,
conturds so enchanting, that Delinnah was enraptured,
and his es were fixed upon the living star-sceptre.
And behold, as he looked, the golden rteni at the
sceptre grew up into a lovely shrub; and the gem-stars
arrayed themselves amidst the branches of the angelic
tree, changing into Bowen of the purest white. and
into elongated leaves of purest green, whose vivid tint
*clipped all vege able colours,whilst in their motion
they perfumed the ambient sir with odours such as
the ;dents of Paradise alone can yield. And Dehrmak,
the hineo of Jambs, WY loot is antaiwatent ; and be
looked upon the beauteous Elunsh—her eyes were still
axed upon the surpassing lovely plonk until tbs last
gent-rter ceased to move, and was transformed Into a
splendid flower that 4:counted the gorgeous shrub.
And Dahl-stab exclaimed: " divine Elunah,
what meanath this wondrous '
And Hannah answered: " Diesneh, my beloved,
know that this star-sceptre, changed into this besutoons
plant, shall govern mankind and lead them to the
practice of temperance, and the suppression of their
petitions. And Mullah plucked off the leaves of the
shrub, and gave them into the hand of Dahnnak, sad
he did eat of them, and as he did eat he beams*
invigorated and greatly refreshed ; and the lose at
tem, cranes and the suppression of his passions appmred
to be true wisdom, and his spirit glowed whilst be
enjoyed the fragrance of the tree and the flavour at its
leaves.
(To be oedema. )

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became conipl.t.ly aolouriere Noah changes el colour
may now be sempkly restored by Nemines Narcotic
Brashos, as, of which Dr. Heal sports, "I regard
them es the most perfect BnOthes hitherto mash es
respects their mechanism constreetion, and afar
Nignetical action." They are THY remedy for Grey
Hair, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, is
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bar of • grate, with the basis ptojecting about one inch
inwards, some ordinary Imdftin a few momenta they
ignite. Then in the same position place a few of tier
Patent Safety Matches of Bryant and May, London,
(wince 16111172 ONLY OM Tilt 11016) and it will bo found
that they may remain for hours_ in fact until the weed
Mourner horridly charred—without talc' fire. We look
on this as • singularly interating conjination of tha
Safety of the new /bitchy Care must be taken in both
moss to avoid ommet. contact with Lune.
agAi Blzsatno.—No went or invalid should fail to
" Neatens," One trial will sullseteshoorthe correctness
af theJ tuy of theists exhibition in .Malmo."
exceedingly eiselleist he food," wed awing to i,_,_ the
two and only. prize medals given to steely Bo "ag.
Now that it is becondng Imre keeling, our trot
pieleintli are nymaimendhig it so liest lightest, most
table, and most nutrit out food for Mesh& and cla-
w ; and prepared according to the diroetkos given, it
nuas be made into the mat delicious outarda, puddings,
callous, b/..ecniauges, and a ems of mpleite
olfooling • warfarinl saving in ago. iikseass, as.