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unlcre eiscncn 2ln9ele9entritcn.

0Sir bS1sn ben uqittralsn Scctabtsy" nun,
btrsits fshvbn Wrdsn beraus9sssbsn, uni
jeber uItrsr 9eebrtsn 9tnnsr .rirb nnfsrtr
Sriihsrun9 9laubtn, nenn mir fasen, raf
unltr anfanS sisnIitb 81 ii bsrca MAR; ia
mir battsn NIT mebr 2GissrWdrti9feitsn Su
fdmpfsn ais mir rsrmutbst tatteu. Die Nns
Sahl unisrr llnttrid,rsibsr III lange nidt fr
9rps ME n'aa ;lis mHS wriprobsn batte, ta
i1b oisislbs isit unfsrm s(nf,nss bsaeutenb psrs
ausbms, 70 fne mir fsinss,psss entinutbist,
fcnStrn sntitbIeNtn in gutter dccHnuna frrtjn:
arbs.ttrt nur babsn ,p.r cine 8itts an unisrs
sttbrten l'nttrlbuibsr, bic mir soeis un9trn
auarihten ss iif eis grfillun9 Der Ssrngun.
gen Sititr Ssitun9. Saum Gin 5ebptbiil Ser
:lntsritrstsr 1T bis jest rsnitIbsn nadl9sfcms
mtn unt tisien ,Wenissn lne mir bsfonesrs
ranfbar far ibrs Ninftlibfsit, aue llsbrissp
abcr srinnsrn nil, bas bic nabfs Srurt
GtkBenteit tarbistst mc ls fb entpiser bsi
un5 is!bit ein Nsfdt bolsa rrer ;eurb ensn
Nat9bar nRttrin9en la1tn ftnnsn.
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Sic 0}ational Convention.

ltnferm Gtrfprseben 9tmds sstsn mir bsuts
in 9ebranstsr Str;e sintn aus;u9 prr BEN
0srbaatlan9sn oisitr grriItn unb mibti9sn
&sridmmlune, bsifebeno aus rsfpsftablen unr
sinlid)tSrlsn Mannsrn, aus fait allen Sbeilsn
Dor llnicn.
Die ntbrlfsn Gtaatsn waren rcftntjrt,unb
sitlibe bsipnesrs ;abIreidf ic ras ;,pe bun
cert mc piermefitnfsis 9slssatsn anmtieno
maren. 4m rrjtten Sage Der Situns 9sicbab
Die @rntHnun9 bon Stncra! niuiam Sens
~ s5arrifon, prn Obic, al5 Eanbibat fir
bas Ywfoentnsamt bsiesr sufliniti9sn prsIis
btntsnmabl. 1ie Stimmcn fanbsn:
@sn. oEiaiam s.. lSarripn 14s Stimmtn.
Ndtb. JoeurD Clap 80
@tnfral ID in felb .Geett 1G
9a Wsneral sSiuiam l9snrp parriirn cine
Wsb-bst alltr cin9e9etsnen Gtimmsn srbal
ten bate, 70 wurbe ct fir cen 9eb6ris anS9e.
'pdblten Sanbibattn srfldrt, uno Gin 8eiblu6
nuros BON Der Convention eiamitti9 paflirt,
sas sr benz @rlfs Der %srsini9tsn Staattn sur
llntsrtasuns bei esr prsFrsntn a6abl in
1910 ansmp3SN!sn msres.
ais Die gsnvsntirn flip em 4tsn Sage ibrer
Sertasuas semds wisesr psrfammslt bate,
rurst Jebn Iylor, ssmeisnsr Supernar Don
Sirsnisn enmiitbis ais Sansieat fir oaS
GiesspufetntsnsNm ernanat.
Die beitsn SsfibIe bsrrfbttn in Der gNnpsns
Eticn; uno cibcn Senry Clay pisIs 8uunoe
in ,oeridbtn' bate, itin,mtsn bieitlben, naebesm
bic Msbrbst Th fir @sntral Aoarriirn srflatt
batts Der ermsnnMns bsr;lib bsi, umc srflars
ten ibrsn 'ftitsa entitlus rieislts aus allen
&rditcn 81 untsrlfliseu
!er. Banfa, sin 9tleaat pcn 3sntufD, biclt
am lestc, Sage cine Hsce, nrrin CT bic ,Sufriss
ctnbeit isa,sr Seas9sn Wsgsn oct grnenuun9
rflarte, uno Ias sltibyitis Gin SdreSsn pom
ccm adtb. aesnrp @lap pcr, NORM Ct Die Cons
psntien Sur @insfst crinabntt, mas NIT laus
tenn Gfrlaus ansencmmcn Wurbs. icisrauf
psrtaets fb bic esnpenticn.
Dinter.--gisftr raubc 9,atron bat iid)
| jset bei unS einssRtat unS. defenders lies or
mdbrtne Der rvei9sn Wcd,e fsias Strense fiibs
len. 9is Sdlts mar pcri9e W'otbs 70 9tes
nie iit s in oiefsr Sabrsseit su wsrcsn pflsst,
une mdrs etwas Sbnee anf Der @rrs, io mas
re Der Minter rrGfcntmer.
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Gin Gbr:ibsr zen 2Saibina!bn beflnllbst
Sol. Bentrn, bas CT cine Nnpsifuna (Gbef)
pcn $1,000 Spseie, rcn fir MsiIsn9s!S erbslt,
an einsn Srcfsr fir $l100 eulupsu Don ni>bt
;abltnttn Sanfsn ptrauits, NIT stnsn ct nun
fsnt Nusaabsn bsitrttt. @eatt str y u ss
III litb 70 rsrgtiFn fSnnsn?
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f11iGiunscner perfusb.-rr. Sn@riea,
pcn philadelphia psrfutbte iisb einsn Gie i'm
Sen9rss 3u veribaiTsn Der skid,;sitiJ ron 6rn
Haylcr bsbaurtet caree. als eer Ssfd,lus
rer sas-ScauS FAM pas cr.N. nj d t 81 els
mni Sis bersebtist isi itinlmten 1873 psrHsis
nsnb uns nidbt elmer bsjasnh, unb Jer. 8.
musts untsfrisei9t at;itben. aat anssmanrs
ten NfittsI waren psrasblit, feItf Die Yrrfla
matma zen Gurernrr Gerter fruthtsts nidJts,
ea ibm isine sissnsn Srsunes i'm Stib lisi,n.
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iie bic eanss Habt tleibea u,ubten. H.
ber bisie Gponier oirfen auf freiem Bcs
Den bea Srieoen xne Die &ube Der 8lrs
8eribaft itSren. uno ameritaniibe 3eiz
tuHoen iiRo uater an5ldnsiibem einflui'
ie perporfen eenus, oisies 8etraeen ;a
rebtfertisen uao su biaisen." -Sene
Spanier baapsltsu uabelonnen ; eben 70
HnbeiOnnep wsroe e5 aber bon bielioen
Seborpen ieia. sssea 70 stmas einjuiAreis
ten. rvse.te~--
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Der Ntterale. Beobarbter,
!Ssasina, ben AZ. Tsesmtsr. 1889.
G7~Wcrasn, am Sbriftaae, ,rsresn Feline
SteDafts in bisitr Trusftrsi gttban.

TcrSsifsrn uno osif;rn WcrSsn battcn mir
ifarfes Sbnsestfratsr, mrrurb Die Gifnbabns
Sarrn acifsrn O1crSen perhnhsrt marsn ~
9sbca. Ger Shnse III an mantbsn Orten
SUP tist uns mlre cine quite Shlitsnbabn ma:
den.
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Gtaats 3to.

l1n9l Ii If f a u.-ySir b6ren oas
uateri@itplitbe perisAen, sur Camille oes
6rn. 5bcmas, in oeioeltera sauafbip
seboreae, am ucrlestsn DonnerFase
Der 3veitaoe, als lie an elmer Drelbma-
fbine belhdftiat Warsu. perunslift.n.
Die Raibins ;erfprane al5 iie in poucr
Speration war, Die SeitanetEeile fceen
in ieoe 0idtuny anb beinabe jeoe per.
ien lpuroe bsibdoist, ole iib in osrea
Wabe befane. Die Drslhmaibins er-
foreert bel ibrer Nufiteluus uno wdbz
reno Der Sperotien 9sborise Nufiibt.
z. 6pur.
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gfsSs slInb elm ;,rsis une sri Sbalernctsn
pcn ecr altsn 9sbrcbensn State Sauf Of
Ircnton im llnIauf. Hebmt ft nl1t!
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Gr'YrdiIbeat Sstion ffattste am Is.
Npu.mber III 3aibuile, Dem Reaie'
runsslis Don 3enaeies, einen 8sfuh ab,
80 ibm Siele ibre frsunplbaftlihs Auf-
wartua8 maebtsM Seiue Gtiunobsit
iou jiemlib gut isin.
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8 neral %. =. 5arri On,
9Ser 1T er? Qpae mar er;?
0!Sas miro ev pfrNcm?


0cacral Sarrifou erbislt, ais CT I9
SABRE at mar, eiHc Gommijiou BON 8e:
.acral IS bin st II. SIN Sulp oes
,Sabr5 1892 erbielt ct Den Danf osS Sc,
neral % pne, in elmer G6kabt nit
Den Snoianern, uno lpuroe cts i,in lib
sbe-cdmp ernannt!
sSn 1897 ,puroe lc Don General 8ai>
.bin9ton al5 Gefresar pe6 Noro. o.&ef ftlir
den Serritoriin1,s ernannt!
al5 er 25 5abre alt .par, ,payss ct in
Den Gon9rsp 9epdGlt.
9sobber muroe ct pcn Sbcr'os SET
ferIon sum@uVsru6r bon Saoiana CT,
uanut
Sa 1871 Tbtu8 crbie 1uspen ser
Snoianer unttr Gecumitb, uno 9clpann
Den Siee bti : ippec anoe!
sSa 1912 puroe ct als 8sneral, Maior
Don Dem patrietiiNgn 0J1acilon srnanat I!
5n bemfsl5ea SABRE fDtu9 er Die Gritti-
sfbsn in mebrsren Gefetbten -vno &c
mann ben Gis9 bon 5 IT Mci 8 6 |!
SIN September mari6lrte ct init jciner
patriotiId)sn 2rnee notD &anaoa uno ct
obsrte " ali BEN. llberralDts Ne Srit:
,tifbsn Grupprn ouf oeren Sluibt, uno an
oem benfmiiroioen 5tsn Setcber 1872
ae,pann ct ben sloreiben Sie9 uea per
Ebames!-Nab oem &riese ,puroa
ct ,pieoar als Nrprelfatant in oen Con =
9reb 9etpdblt. +:
seSn 1924 ,purce er ads 8ereinister
Staaten Senator ermdDlt! j.,
sSn 1926 lpuroe er ols Gelanoter mad,
Suo Nmsrfa ernannt.
&aa oicIen,,, fol9eno Dem 8eiipisl ces
unfterbliben 8al lbin9ton, jee ct 1ih auf
feline 8aucrei, in osm Sbal oes Sbio,5u.
riief, uno bat 1etbsm cas- 4eerin9e ebsr
unabbdn9i9e GeIbaft zines Sarsrn be.
trieben.
ssn 1885 tpurbe er ernannt als Gan.
bipat fir bic b0bite ebrenifete, bic oas
8olf gu ses9eben bat !; uno erbielt Die
bobite poifsmdfiiae Stimme, pelebe un.
ter dbnliben llmltlaseajemaas 9t9ebcn
-nuroe.
SIM December 1889 lpurbc ct tpisSer
fir oaKelba Nmt our6 cine eer 9robtea
uno talentpoulten Gonpentionen per9e=
sfhlasen, bic, ien,alssia oiclem teance iib
perlammett batte; uno
Sn 1910 miro oos Nmerifaniibe 8olf
Jpn ir feinen Sbue ncbmcn.
aseba patrict.
Graurie.-Qm leeten Samftas Wcr'
gen frabe, fano man 6rn. @sors Setter
pon oie1er Staot bsFnnuHgslos in Der
@afsrfrahe lie0eab. .-1lS maa iba nab
,9auie brabte. fano man cine. &rief in
'etner isiasr Eaitben' worin er anfdbrtn
oabpr eiae Doii6 Mcrpbiae nabm, um
ieinem eebcn Gin Gnoe su I:nabsn.-Gr
ftarb ain Ubsnb oefelbenGa9ss, ,unobra9
te iein attcr auf uneefebr 81 SABRE. Gr
bintsr!isb cine @ittpe uno erei .ainoer.
Monta8S oarauf iuuroe ct auf eem bic.
r9en 9ctteblrtr Dcerot9t,fppbetoer eGrlo
.pr. 0uts prceiot.. 4aentaun. 3ts.
81
oByinad)t6fef,-Diefsr bcnRwdrei9c
s5obresta9 miro Wor9cn fem, &inoer
frsien fiji 9esuobnlib auf bic Oasen Die
ibaen on oieftm Sage bon ocn 6dnoen
gutter Gltern 9eipenoet wercen. Uclterq
eeute eriRncrn il1 9'pobnlib an Die frd ::
bern Suesno Sreuoea, wno atf oieir Qrt
spiro es ems DER frobli9ifen Sefe fir
Menfben ieoes Glters Die oafslbe i'm
frobsn Damilien5irfet feiern, wenn aile
oasienise beiistn ipaS eaSa notbia 1T UNI
frcb Su iein.
tA
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@srsbtisfeit. .Gpott ipublt Garn
i'm oifllben 3udtbau5 psnnipluaniens.
uno Dottor @baunesp mabt Sbube in
cemielhsn Suitituts.
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foresrt bel ibrer Nufiteuuus uno wdbs
reno Der Sperotisn ssborise Aufiibt.
Z. @pur.
Gr'grd libeat Sstion fattste am Is.
9tpuember III 0aibullle, Dem 8eoie'
runsslis bon 1enneies, einen 8efnb ab,
wo lbm Siele ibre frsunplbaftlibs Auf-
wartua8 mabtem Selue Gtiunobsit
lou ;ismlib gut isin.
8erebtisfeit.- DR. .Gpott ipublt 8arn
i'm oitlibsn 3udtbau5 psnaipIuaniens,
uno Dottor @baunesp mabt Sbube in
cemielksn Snititute.
-O-
Der Montreal Courier orlft uuums
!punosn feline Weiuuas cabia aus, oak
RanaDa niht lanse alebr brittifb bleis
ben .,piro uno eas Den kiRwDbnern nur
Die 8abl ubri8 bleibt, eatspeosr Yantees
oosr SranSeiea 3u merosa.
~
@ebr Sbleibbaneel.- Das sbT
3oble fam neulib BON eiporno in stsu
Yorf an. uno bate cine srche Auantitdt
Moru5 !Nultieaulis Sdume eeIaoenau
senIbeinliD in Oct Ablibt Dem Seioen:
8efbGfte in oieiem eanne bebalfib iu
lein, otnn ale Die arbeiter sieie Bdume
aus osm Sbirfsraam berauf soeen. gins
sca einise Der Blnoel auseinanoer, uao
mebrere gfnno gate itallenilbe Ndbieioe
rolIten beraue. Ills Die anoern 8uaoel
bierauf seoffaet trurotn, fano man Die:
islben eben 10 reiblib seriebsa. Der
3oa auf Hableioe bslauft iieb auf 4 sbl.
oas pfunp.
DFNmes Senoaa, @sneral peHmei,
fer, bat mie fp!st entibisoen
"Giu poifneiiter mag siaem 3eitunss
Sruder Selo 3ur IbSablune ieiner Cub.
ieriptiea fir ~eiae brittle perien iberiea.
Den uno Ssn Srief frsafjren spenn ct
ibu felbf ibreibt."
Nllo tonuen unisre Sutieribenten uns
8eio our1 ibre pofmsiifer f rei dbcrs
lenosn pean lic molten.
-O-
r.-1u 4ten siefss, 1btaos.
,puroe Die Gbeusr oss Sorn. @harles
Smitb. in glpmoutb 1aunibip, Ncnt.
somerp Gasatp, iammt sinem prdbtioen
pfsrse, Ourb 8euer serfort. Scr un'
eefebr neun @pheu waroe oas @obn.
baus auf osrislbsn Sauerei eurb Seuer
serlt6rt, uno nab elmer unteriatune Der
umfanpe erbeuet es oas beioe Sale
@erfe BON Morobrenner rparen. Cine
8elobnuno Don finf bunoert sbalern
miro fur bic 8srbaftxns bet sbd1er ans
eebcten.
Iafoiiis-Die Spanier in Reu'
orleans feierten Soautaos DEN 2Ofsn
Ottober bic Sertreibuns pes Don Gar:
los aus Spanien ourb 2anoaenibaiIs.
Wuiif uno militoriibe paraeen. Yang
lsbe Eonioln Waria = par ibr entbuli
"a aftiibes @eibrsi. "gei Der nabftea
@abl (bemsret blersu oer Y. =. plea'
pune) msreen brbit wabrideinlieb Die
felbsn lopalem Isnisianen llebenocn
Spanier Die Nsbte amersaniiber Bur:
,,r 80 .k,,, .,,,S Saw n; IA oS,r ;ovs Aar
politiibsn parteien iti,nmen. n.-Scr eini-
gen Sabren, ais einiee amerlfanifbs
Burger in Waorio Den 4ten Suli feier,
ten uno eiuise a.eritaniihs National
liepsr iansen, wureen iie BON Den Bebor
oen in bic Galatuia eewcrfea. in spsldbem
fbmusioen uao efslbaften Sefdn9niilr
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Gnellebe 3situnsen unterbalten 6b
nit elmer Sibauersslbibte (oeren Wabrs
belt mir ieoob nitbt uerblrscn fonn.n),
relcbc iih in @tcttim encm fleiaen
Oprfe i'm Departement Oberrbein ju9es
trasen baben fou. Delss Mebtituf
orebt iib un einen @atsr- uno ooppsts
ten Sruoermpro. Die WDroerin beibt
4nne Marie Boslin, Elm iuaeeS Mdos
ben bon itlr reisenoem aemfern uno
mob feipe abtssbn Subre alt. IS ibeint,
Dap pisieS uanatiiriibe llnssbcusr DOR
Suaeno auf Dem 1runf. erssbea serpelen
1T uno ieee Gelr9eabeit bsnuste uno
lelbft Distsreies nibt ftbeute. um Gtb
bsraufbenosr Setrdase su peribaffcn.
Sbr @ater War fAmab esnue. iie oie=
ierbalb ua9csIthtiat au laif,n, bis enelib
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p9s @siet9e6an9 BON Ytnnfplranisn
iuirb Fb am 7tSn Sanuar, bsuts aibsr smsi
Bcdben, psrfammcla.
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@entral o3itIiar, i,,nvD yearriirn nmfo I'M
ndbltsn Ssbruar G7 Sabrs at.
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Der Montrcal Courier crlft uuums
!punoen feline Weiuuas pabia aus, oaE
Raaaoa niht lanse alsbr brittiib blei=
ben tvirb uuo eas Den EiRwpbnern nur
Die 8abl ubrio bleibt, ent,peoer Yaneees
.oosr SranSeien 3u meroeA.
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THE MUSIC OF THE HEART.

lliE MI OF THE HEART.
ny " II. GALLAGHER.
The music ii TIE heart Is deep,
And when once turned 10 Mid fgmanciup,
la valn you bud the visions sleep
That DER its trembling wires are dancing,
Bfighi dreams Of chiidhood', yesterday,
Are miugling with the dark Tomorrow,
Lending pale--a transient ray
ofJoy, 10 light that page Of sorrow.
Afection's impulse, and the Rush
OF Joy and Of feryd feeling,
Upon the Wlldered senses rush.
Like music f,sm wInd-hsrp stealing;
Tho voices Of the cherished dead
The silcatness Of death are breaking,
And from obliyton's geld bed
The miieewed hopes Of youth are waking.
The music Of the heart IL deep,
Too oilca breathing notes OF sadness.
That win the wcaried eye from sleep,
And torn delcrious thoughts to madness.
u cames It's strange that it should throw
- much Of gloom upon the morrow,
As ii that aitef.timc OF voc
Had not, itself, enough Of sorrow.
IL crn'cS--lt cones .-~,hc r1-rosing strain
Rolls hea9tlyi and I~ihc's waters
Are hoaslne like mighty main.
When sea gods war iof oceans daus htcrs
II unfn.s-.-iht soicc Of ether wears.
Whose psismy Joys have all departed,
10 commune "a ith child Of tears,
Aud aith tho SCARED aud eafy.hcarted
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down, insisted on his sitting at the table
win them, and behaved unusually civil to-
wards him. The old man related TO his
TREND what he had done who gave him di
rectlons how 10 act if his son asked him
Tor The money. After a few days the old
man having been very busy in counting the
money again, his son asked him what mo.
ney !, was he had been counting.
"Oniy some money | received for the
discharge of one of the bonds had stand
ing out. | expect more in few days, and
tear shall be obliged TO take MIR. Ms
farm, upon which have mortgage, as he
IS not able to raise the money aud If the
farm IS sold it will not fetch as much as will
discharge The mortgage"
A few days after this, the son told the
father that he intended to build house on
the farm, and would be glad If his father
would LEI him have the money which he saw
bim counting.
" Yes, child, said the father, all that
have viii como to you; | intend giving YOU
the bonds aud mortgage have but
think II will be best TO have it put altogeth.
or ih ne" ueed oil gii. / will get neigh
Dor Ito call here and draw a new one"
Accordingly, his friend and cousin, who
had advised the measure, came TO the house
and thu son gave the father the deed that
another nigh, be drawn. When the old
man had got the instrumen, into his hand,
10 the presence OF his friend he broke off the
seal, and committed the writing to the FIRE,
saying
Burn cursed instrument Of my folly and
misery And you, children, as this estate
IS all my own again, must remove Immedl.
aiely, unless you will be content 10 be my
tenant | have now learned lha; ii IS best
for parent to hold the loaf under his own
arm and that one father can better main
tam ten children, than ten children can one
father"
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TnE PRoFEssoR or slcNs.


In the days Of King James the first, the
" Solomon Of England, the Embassador
from the Kingdom OF Spain, in conversation
with james, spoke of the difficulties he met
with III hls intercourse with strangers, and
lasnentcd that there was not in the colleges
Professors TO teach The language of S,gus,
which should be a universal language among
the people Of all countries. HIS Majesty,
as much given 10 the sin Of boas;ing as any
man need bc, declared that al his college
Of Aberdeen, there was an officer, profes
soF, who taught the language Of Signs. O.,
said the ambassador, wlIl gu and con.
verse with bin. But SAID the King, il is a
great WY "a, many hundred miles. II 1t
Scrc ten thousand leagues Will sec hla.
| will start off tomorrow. Saying which
he bowed aud left the klng. James finding
IN What dilemma be had placed himself,
Immediately wrote to the heads OF the col
legc, stating MIA, he had done, and ordered
them to prepare immediately for the Embas.
sadof's visit, and to get off as we'll as they
could. The professors were bothered at
frs; wha, to do; but the Kings command
they dared not dlsobey at last thought OF
ono Gcordy, who bad but one eye, whom
they believed would bring them off II any
could. Geordy was accordingly procured,
and was duly tu'ored, wigged and gowned
to prepare for the ambassador. In due
time the ambassador arriving, made known
his business, and was ushered, with due
ceremony into the room where Geordy was,
the professors remaining trembling in an ad.
joining room.
The EFnhassador, after q brief converse
ton with Geordy, returned TO the room
where tho college officers we're, and dcclar
ed himself highly gratiied with his inter
course with the Professor Of Signs. They
wished him TO give the PARTICULARS
+" When | entered the room, held up one
finger, signifying there is one God. lie
replied BY holding up trro, meaning that
there was two, the Father and the Son.
held up three, signiiylng the Father, Son
and Holy Spirit. lie answered by clench'
ing his hand, signlfying that these three
we're one" For the ambassador we're a
good Catholic" and of course believed
in the sublime mystery.) 81 then took
from my pocket an orange, signiylng that
God was good IN giving US the Injuries OF
life. He answered BY holding up piece
Of bread, signify ing that God gives mol on.
" the Injuries, but the necessaries OF 'ie-
The ambassador then len The place, and
Geordy was called in TO give his version
of what took place. "ThG rascal, said
he, don't you think tho frs, provoking
thing he did, was 10 hold up one finger,
as much as to say YOU have got but one eye
| held up two fingers 10 let him know thai
thought my one eye as good as his two
He then held up three fingers, 10 say there
were but three between us. clenched my
fist, shook il in bis face, aud had mind to
knock him down, and would have done II
but for dspleasing your worsh'Ps' wen,
then. TO provoke me still further, he held
up an orange, as much as 10 say, see here
your poor boegarly, cold country cant
produce the like Of this held up piece
Of barley hammock, to tell him didn't care
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aIr own

At this time there is living at Harlem an
old man. who relates the following remark
able story Of himself lie was possessed Of
pretty good farm with slaves, and every
thing necessary for a farmer, a; Harlem.
aaj had but one child, son, ~ho, mar
ryng, il vas agreed chat the young couple
should !iyc 10 the house with hla, as he was
aUidoacr Things went exceedingly veil
.0r some time, shcn The son proposed 10
,ac father tho, he should make over 10 him
his estate, promising 10 build a new hoJsc,
and otherwise improve the farm. The "a
thcy, through persuasion, gave him deed or
gtii q 4, aud every thing belonging thereto.
Amer few years, Us the father grew old,
he became a hlllo lrellul and dissatisfied,
while the son, thinking tic had nothing more
- rNpect from hun, forgot his iillaI duty,
and us-d han % bad as one OF his servants.
Ihc old man VAS 40 longer permitted 10 eat
al the samc table with hin and bis wife,
but was obliged to ca, hts meals IN the chin.
uey corner, and was continually ii used by
them. The old man ale y,ctuals daily from
a wooden bowl his son had made han his
grandson, seeing his father make thus bowl,
SCI about making Just such another, and be.
ing asked by his father What he made II for,
answered." Tor you to eat out az when
you grow as old as grandfather. Although
tins ought 70 have turned his heart, and
made han reflect that as he dealt by his ia.
ihrr, te might expect TO be deal, with by
his ch.Idicn when be grew old, IT had no
effect upon hm and the III usage 10 the
old uan was carried 10 such heigh, that
he could no longer bear II, but leli the house
and went To q relation and nelshbor Of has,
declaring that Ii his friend could not help
him 10 get his estate back, he should be
Obliged TO come and live with hIm. HIS
friend answered hun that he might come
aud live with hun, and If he would follow
his directions, he would help him TO his es.
tatu onaln. Co said he, take this bag
Of dollars, carry II 20 your room at your
sons, lock il up well in your chest, and
about the time YOU expect they VIII call you
down to dinner, shut your door, and have
all your dollars spread on a table in the md
die of the room. When they call you,
make a noise with them by sweeping them
of the table into the bag agnin.
The old man did as he was dcsrcdi has
daughter in law came to call him to dinner
and lnding tho door shut, she had the Gu
rlo.tty to peep through tho key hole, saw
tho has Of dollars, and the old INN sweep
ina them of the table Surprised at IT, she
, called her husband; but he would not be-
: lievo il. The next day the old man again
counted his dollars, and packed up some
thing in paper like paper money Ills
! son went up 10 cnllhim. They took no no
tlce Of It to the old man, but when he came
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