Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-11
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\ sucking child had crest to The cdse OF. u,,.,
coure. while rs mother was otherwise engaged 81,
could not reach At with her hand. and from he r.l,o ~
me "atcr coarse % the bottom Was twenty kuz. Sb,
showed her HAIR and face over the beam 10 The cbiLI
anu Dared her breasts 10 him bat hc would NOT turn Il,
her. Men came together. hut they knew uo, b,,, Tho,
should help her. Suddenly the cia,r arrived nj tia,
pace heard what was Tie matter. aud saw The Jisirr =
81 The wumau. lie budc them brinr.,hc tvin.brtbc,
y ''e Guild upon The beam. and hold il before him
iho infant tuned towards thc child from the iu,puL,,
oi The natural objection, AMI crcpt upon the beam 10.
"ands him. udl he came within reach Off he arm "a n.
mother. Who put prih her hand and Withdrew hmm
from the danger. and then sho kissed the banJ. ,5
Get of HE khalf
Zamaklsian, Ia hs book. Rabi Al ALror rcl,,cs ,l,,
liason was rnieriaining one OF the chief men oC,bc A.
ra5s. and when they finished caiiur. lac sand .Rr,,.
me s0tncvhai lodunk." The holy Imnta snid .lvbst
" u thou have lie replied, Thai Uhirh i. IN. ,,,.,
precious Oi all things when IL cannot De lorni. and m,
West when II cn be found" The !mam slid. .C,,,
htm water, and all who were present blessed IN. ,r.
cutoness nml intelligence.
Three men came before ito Imam. one , Nr,,,,,l,t
aud ono a Mashlbbnh. and one a huSulm,o The
Imam. asked of the Maattalah. What dpst In, y,nr.
ship lie said. "A God That has M form" Io a.L.
cd The same question Of the Mashabblh. who said. "A
God Whose form can be perceived" IT.. asked th. tru,
believer. "Whal dost thou worship He ar,sucrrJ
"A God oI perfect qualities bat Nhich cannot be com.
prchended by mortal understandings or senses Tin,
molly Imam SAID 10 The frst. Thou worshippst n nan
existence" To the second. Thou worshipps 81 an iloEr
10 'e true believer hc said. "Ihou wonhippcst the
God Of the world"
An Arab came intp the mosque of The pr.phe,. ,vb,lc
Tue holy commanded of The faithful Ali. was tbpr,
The Arab performed hs dcyotiOns lurrieJIy and hastily
nor gong through The ceremonies as the IN .iitutIons Of
Religion command, nor reading duly the prescribed
PORTIONS OF The ksran. As he rose up end was going
out his eScellency the khalIc cried out 10 him. and
Aoutshing ms slippers over his head. cried. STAY.
ana ierlOrm Thy prayer fully. for hiss Inv performance
WI not be iaken into account" The Arab, irum fear
OF The slippers OF the khalit, Srood and went ,hnur his
deNoilOns a sccJnd time. in such n manner a : = ra.h,
and proper. finishing them with humility and abased.
they were finished. the khalir said. Is
not ihts lsi prayer better Than the ftst" The Aub
replied mo o commander Of the faithful. for the Grs;
prayer was from the fear of God. and the seconIirura
The lear OF they slippers"
a rlc!' man sent TO n preacher Of lively humour n
golden ring, which had no stona in it. and a ked him
To put n prayer for him from The pulpit The holy
man prayed Tor him thus. % God, the Creator GIVE
INN ~ Paradise a golden place without a root" hfcr.
wards, when he descended from The pulpit. the rich
nun went up 10 him. 30 preacher. what manner q
prayer Is this which thou hast made for ms7r Ue
replied. "ifthy ring had a stone, lhy place also should
have had a roof"
\ certain hing saw. in his dle1m that all his teeth.
dropped ou'. Greatly irorbled. he called m he NOR ,ipr
a learned man and told him his dream. lie sand. The
%childfcu, and near rel ttion of ihe king, will all die IN
his presence" The king was greatly displeased At
this Interpretation. and commanded that the teeth Of
the interpreter should all be struck out with an axe.
and his tongue cut Out. After this, he called another
interpreter, and told him his dream. The secund was
n man of knowlcdg. and ur pleasant dispos.tion lie
sad, % king ihls dream shows that The kings life will
be long. and IFS Interpretation IS this: that yot life will
be longer than that olall your children. and wives and
relatInis The king was much pleased w.h this
interpretation; and gave him n horse, and a robe ofhon
or and a thousand dlrhems. saying. The substance
OF these tWo inicrprejions Is The same. but the one was
b'own by the wind OF his explanation INTO the Whirlpool
ofdesirucIion, while lhc other, by iayour ofhis ingen.
'ous speaking, raised the banner Of rraspcri,y."