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PROSPECTUS OF
THE Ee acPU lsI.IC

The undo rsi gned viii the 18th day Of June
next, be gin the publication in the city of w ash
ing;on Of a daily Wing Administration paper. to
te called THE REPUBLIC, the editorial super
vision Of which and management Of which will
be committed to the exclusive care Of Alexander
&. BuIitt and John O. Sargent.
The Republic Will give to the principles upon
which the administration of Gen. Taylor came
into power cordial, Jealous and constant sup
port. IL wall be faithful record OF the tunes;
it vii! discuss public measures in an impartial
and Inde II lent spirit; il Will be vehicle OF
the la;es, and most authentic Information; IT VIII
be, in a word political newspaper, devoted to
the tberali-ng and progressive doctrines which
prevailed in the late Presidential canvass; to the
Interests of labor as developed III the wants OF
agriculture, commerce, and manufactures and
to the cause Of literature, science, and general
intelligence.
The Republic will ack knowledge no allegiance
except TO the country. II Will aim to merit the
confidence and support Of the American People
1t VIII be the organ Of no person, or party, or
fraction of party, in that compulsory sense
which would hinder il from speaking boldly and
candidly 10 the people about whatever II concerns
the IN to know.
The Republic viii be printed a double roy
al sheet, III new, large, clear and readable type
Besides the Daily paper, there will be published
j Tr -wcekly aud Weekly Republic, made up of
the most interesting and mportan. matter OF The
Daily issue.
TER MS-For the Daily Republic, $40 90
For the Tr-week!y, %
For the Weekly, 60
1J'Any Postmaster who will transmit US s .
shall have copies of the Weekly Republic
sent TO such persons - he may cirect; and SD
Viii cntlG!c postmaster 10 three copies OF the
weekly paper.
No paper viii be sent unless the order is &C
coupauird by the cash.
All communications upon business must be
addressed to GIDEON * Co.
Washington City, May io49
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STEAM AND FIRE ENGINES!

TIME subscriber is making STEAM ES-
GISEs, suitable for Saw Mills which he " Ill
fu rnish ) low : can be had in Cincinnati Of the
best material and workmanship. Mills may
be constructed TO with the stwdust and
only part of the slabs fuel; wood being
quired. The subscr iber vviil also furnish Steam
Boilers of any power required. at short notice.
He Will also furnish Fire Engines, Of
the lat-s, and most approved construction, at
reasonable prices. I a. DCGDALE.
Richmond, June 9th lc49.
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TAUTION.-TwoD Drafts drawn By WM
~ DALEY on JoHN x. CHILD & Co, and ac-
eePted by them, dated May 2lst, 1919. at three
and four months, for Five Thousand Dollars
each. the name of the payee left blank. were
mailed mt Cincinnati on the -venuc Of the 18th
inst, in letter directed to WILLIAM D.ury
COHnersril.r, IadiaHa, aud have not since been
heard Of. The public are cautioned against re-.
ceiving the said Drafts, payment having been
stopped. JOHN r. CHILD & CO.
Cincinnati, Juns s, lel9. IGas> 81 24:3t
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Foreign, :ssssl Domestic Dry Goods.

NA >.SO7'
Of the latest aud most approx ed pate rus; among
which vii be found CLOTHS, CASS lMEkES,
:5ATTINETTS, NV EEDS, JEANS, VEST
IN GS, &c. &C
LADIES, ESPECIALLY, ARE INVITED TO CALI
And examine his stock Of DRESS GOODS,
among which arc Fancy Pink Lawns, Organdy
10. no., French do do, Plaid do. do, new style
Caineiion stripe, Striped Gcnadinrs. Sc sc.
SILKS, of nearly all shades and prices; PLAIN
and fancy Nous de Lane; Goats hair and Al
pacCa lustres; Grape DE Lainr; Hombazlnes;
CaaiIiuercs; Mexican and California PidIdS; Fri
ston ANA Manchester Giughdms; Prints in great
variety; plain Nous. de Lame clawis, silk fringe
aud embroidered do; Grape Lessc; Null and
Book Mnsiius; PLAN aud fancy Ribbons, frlngcs,
!.accs, Carpet Bags, ana .'Noiions" III abund-
uucr.
BDNNETS .-Clna Pearl. Superior English
straw, Pamela, Fancy Coburg, Mite Lace
Florence Braid, aud Gimp; Misses and Children 5
Bonnets and Hats. etc. etc.
Also, Cuntry, QueenswGrr, Nardtcarr, Glass,
Naiis. White Lead, OIL, Groceries. DC.
60 y large assortment of BOOTS. SHOES
and SLlpPERS, which ana <--@~>
val be sold at low prices. ALso,-AnT =
assortment of PARAsoIs and TMEREII, IS. -.
u5-iIc would again invite the public to an en-
animation OF his GOODS. as he feels coufiden nj
none eau undrrsell him without a sacrifice. For
the truth of the statement t;s!.s. ani; SEE.
DFWIIEAT, FLAXSEED, CORN and OATS.
IN demand at all times; for which will tie paid
the highest market-price IN CASH or Goods
J5cOt NT.;Y KODUCt;, taken in
exchange for Goods .-Sli
KICHMoND. June g. 1919. l-tf
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The Richmond Dental Depot.

rs at Dr.. Howells' Drug Store. where a large
4 stock OF Mineral Teeth, from the Mauufac-
Thomiu s Bernhard can be had at manufacture
ers prices, also. Gold and Tin Foil Files, For
ceps, &c, Plaster Of Paris, and every thing that
De n,is,s N ed. Please cal! a, No Is, Main street
Oct. 10, 1SlS. Til
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4. .. q. r.

WEBB LODGE, No. 2i,- Election Of Officers.
Meets on Thursday evening next, at ~ o'c'k
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lowe STEGIC.L INSTRC NEcNTS.
: > Pocket Gases of different sizes; Tooth
Keys Of various sizes and qualities; Str,hesco2es;
Spring, Thumb and Gum Lancets: Tooth For
cops aud FilAs; Cnpping Glasses; Breast Pipes
with Gum Elastic Bags: Nipple Shells and
Shields; Catheters, Gum Elastic and Silver, ana
all kinds of TruSsc<, and Supporters; TO be had
at Dr. Uowrli's Drug Store, No. lG Main street.
Nav % .lcI9. % If
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TAKE NOTICE..

I1NIIE stockholders in the Richmond and New
port Turnkike Road hereby notified
that the third Insfallment OF five dollars the
share, is due the first day Of August next.
JOSEPH T. STRATTON, Treasurer.
Nav 3 81, IS19. 2i-td.
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NJ r. Il II 4 N G >.

Union, No. 2, ID. Of t.,
I5Xz Meet every Wednesday afternoon, at
A0lB o'clock.
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Clark Division, No. ;, Sons of Temperance,
u-Meet every Wednesday evening, at - o'cl'k
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and can fu, nish them at short notice 10 all who
may desire them He has also just gotten up
new and superior SIN HORSE POWER.
which is confidently recommended to the pubic
as durable and efficient.
Having the exclusive ri sht to manufacture.
md and use Townsrnt's Improvement. in Rusl,.
Wayne, Fayette, Marion, Tipp. canoe. Vigo.
Clinton, Montgomery, Sullivan. Clay. PaTke.
Hamilton, Hendricks. Morgan, johnson, Shelby.
Bartholomew, Hancock. randolph, Henry. Un-
ION, aud Franklin counties. Indiana. lie would
respectfully caution the public against making.
ing using in either ofsaid counties This inn
proveinent, except by having the legal right so TO
do, by written authority from the undcrsignet.--
ANY person wishing TO purchase rights either TO
make use, co SO advantageous terms
by applying 10 ,iic subscriber.
u TRA VELLERS, and other kinda of
Thrashng Machines, tonstautly On hand, Of tho
best materials end work nauship.
r. ". ROBINSON.
Richmond, March II, l9t9. LION
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JAc1ES ....DEa ctErB r. PRESCOTT
BOOK STORE & BOOK DIWDERY.

BOOK STORE & BOOK DIEICERy.
pNs.ssEas 81 EEs So, <,'E"z' having form
4 ed a CO partnership for the purpose OF con
business. trcy wouI4 respectfully inform the
pubic that they have hand and receiving
III the Oh Post Office stand, chosen supply OF
miscellaneous ANA school Eo.;.e. EiaGk
r;oU,.s, >;u.;uEcry. wall and <V!E-
dow Paper. Sc. g..
Their stock Of Msceiiane books comprises
"A great variety of the Standard Biographical,
historical aud Poeticsl works, which they will
sell at the lowest prices.
IA the School book line they have all the DIFF
ferrnt kinas OF Book used in the schools III the
west. In the way OF
S'a' 's'FOT EE sY,
they have Cap and Letter Paper of different
Qualities, States, Steel pcns. Envelopes, Ink and
a great variety OF other articles.
They Will not boast Of selling "catdpfr Nan
he clfupeSt;" but they respectfully ask those
wishing to purchase awning in their line TO cali
and examine their stock be fore purchasing and
4 they do not sell as cheap other cstab-
isIule mt within 60 miles Of this place, will
not ask any one TO buy Of us.
- --4--. ssOOl& binding :lssd Paper
$50 sssinS.---iiaving fitted up Il
Binderv III the OF their Book Store. and one
Of the firm being a practical Book binder, the '
are prepared to re-bind old BOOKS in any sty lie
required. at short notice They will also manu-
! lacture BLANkBOOkS to order ruled pa
per. They keep hcnd aIsupplv of paper OF
different sizes ana of the best quality. County
Officers can be supplied with any kind OF Bian!.
Books Their orders solicited.
Richmond, April IL, -. l3-Sino.
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90 - 80 - -
For SANDJSkI, CI.ENE.L AND, Bu EFALO
AND NEW YORK.
4 PASSENGER tram leaves Springtiei IL
"A daily, Except Sgn!ays.J at ! II. am:
arrives at Sanau~ky safn~ evening" at 3.
Second tram leaves Springfield every even
ing. except ..nday) a, 10 O'Clock AMI arrives
at Sandusky next morning al O'Clock.
FARE,
Springfield 10 B-lion,aine. 50 ,nies, 81 90
:. kenlon. 80 miles i,15
g iitiin. sc miles $50
=. Sandu>kv, "a miles 400
=. Buffalo, about 30 hours, 500
The steamer Queen City leaves Sandu>sy
every MONDAY ana Thursday.
The America every TUESDAY and Friday.
The Saratoga every " ednesiay and Saturday
and Immediately after :le arrival of the night
train, and arrive III Cleveland at 7. VI Gnl in
Buffalo the next morning IN titnc for III. early
train cf Cara T.. +. OSBORN. Sur',.
May IL, 1919. 23-Day,on Jour. 81
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supply Of this Great
1 yLhoiera Remedy lust received and for sale
at DR.. Howell's Drug Store, No Is Main street
Nav Or 1919 S1-ti
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Meet on Friday evening Of each week, at "a
@ o'clock.
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CASH for Va sscut,

C.,sia for Va ssc;st.
yE<IIE subscriber, will pay the highest market
/ price in Cash, for " HEAT, delivered at
the
w EST FORK NJ LII,
formerly known AS n cwmau's Min" Tie viii
exchange Hour Tor W heat. Grind for GUS
toners any quantity--from II cEIsr TO A WHOLE
cRop. lie grind about 200 bushels per day.
and customers from II distance vii not have 10
wait long. There is room in his M.Ii TO stoto
from $3.50 10 COCO bushels Of Ctain--'rit.oat
c..afsc
CoaIE ON WIN YOUR IVUEAT.
IL He is prrpared TO furnish tho ctiz"ns Of
Eichlnoud, with Flour, Corn Meal, Bran, and
Fecd q v.liuus l.tn9s,
CyIT THEIR DOORS,H
By leaving iilcir orders for the ut Fcrgu-
SON x " llson's Store, No. Il, NA.n street. uo
so.,c!ts Il share Z! custom.
JAMES AlBERTSON.
West Fork MAJ, A2rii %. 1919. ISM
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This Stove, with the new improvements, hav
ing larger Oven, and greater facilities for boil
ing, make it the best Stove in the United States.
Also, full supply OF the Ole Pattern six siz-s)
Premium Stoves; all sizes and patterns AR
Tights; Saratoga, three sizes; Staaey's, three 81
yes. and many sizes of Russia Iron and Parior
Stoves. Various sizes and patterns SIX, seven
and ten plates. Hollow Ware OF every descrIp-
ton, c Upper Kettles, Tiu-waTc, SC. ANY per-
son wishing good
9oo|CI9 AD0~@s
he would refer them 10 the following persons
having Bucks Stove in use: Trustees oftriends'
Boarding School. Samuel Test, Benz. Fulghurn,
Barnabas Hobbs, J ohm Pool, Levi JessuP. Also,
TO the following persons: Chas. W. Starr, 81
nev Smith, Elijah Coffin. S. MurdocN, b. Borton,
:. Lvuae, Irwin Reed, Ir- Anderson, r. Shnte,
]. Wherry, J. Maths, Mr.. Holloway, l. Fish
Ter, J. Il. Van Camp, J. Heap. a c. blanchard,
Dr. Austin. Dr.. iiowe.!S, 4. ". Bowers. Charles
Coffin. J. " alAer, W. Sho~.J Jones. B Davis,
VI. T..istie,hwaite, J. Saunders. II. B. Payne,
J. Ogboru. j. Green. j. ElGerkin, w. Wright
W. fulghurn. c. Ra;.;ff.
CAUTION.-There 10 Buck Stoves, nor
Bucks Stove Improved, sold here but by me;
there being no Improvement made on Buck's
Stove bat by himself. D. Buck; aud that is in
this new Pattern Alright now offered.
Richmond, May 9. lo49- 3i-tf
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DE tbs Il II u {.

What's this that shoots my tortur gums alang'
TooTHACHE.
A y. NEWTON. DC g1ti t.--Iak-s
"A. this method of expressing hrs feelings of
gratitude TO the citizens of Richmond and vicin-
itv, for favors SO literally bestowed since his
residence among them; and respectfully solicits
Il continuance of the same.
A Word to the Ladies':
The loss Of those be autiful organs-the Teeth,
is ,ouchingy alluded to by that master-sp'rit OF
poesy, Tom Moore, in his apostrophe to a .ooth-
less maiden:
Swec, girl. that lips so ready for a lover.
Should not be cath their ruby casket cover
Que tooth Of pearl;
Blu: like the rose beside the church yard stone,
Be doomed TO blush ermany inouiderinS Done.
To any thus unfortunate, he would SIMPLY say
that hc supply the loss IN 4 manner scarcely
} be de tected
IyD!i-e on Main street, one door west Of
5trattan S, Wrigiit's Store.
Richmond, Apr! IS, 1919 II 5'n
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RICHMOND FOUNDE.

RICHMOND FOUNDEssX.
AT CINCINNATI PRICES"
|HNHE undersigned would respectfully inform
IL the public that he carries on the Founder ~
business, at the old establishment. He has now
on hand, for sale, superior lot of STOW rs;
consisting of Nos. l, ?, and 3 IMPROVED PREMIUM
COOKING STOVE SPILMAN's IMPROVED COOKING
STOVE, seven and template Stoves of difieren Mt
Sizes with general assortment of Franklin and
splendid Parlor Stoves. AIso,-Pots, Kettles,
Andirons and Wagon Boxes. He also manu-
features and makes to order-CARDING MACHINES,
CoNDENsERs, SHINING and MAPPING MACHINES,
broad and narrow POWER LOOMS, PULLING STOVES,
and all kinds of machinery used in manuiac tur-
ing establishments.
MILL GEiRING, Or ALL KINDS,
made OH the shortest notice. He feels confide Mt
saying that he has the largest and best selected
Tot OF patterns IN the Western country for Grist
and Saw Mills lie has, in short, the latest
improvements in the Nil-Gearing line
T.IRAsHING MACHINES.
He has an excellent Thrashirg Machine which
he manufactures, and will sell for CASH or appro-
we'd TRADE. For ease to horses, and neatncss and
despatch in the execution of work, il is not infc
rior to any in
The undersigned returns his thanks to the
public for the liberal support bestowed upon bun,
and respectfully solicits continuance of favors.
I7All kinds of Machinery repaired on short
notice. CASH, WHEAT, good HORSES. vii! be
taken in exchange for any of the above articles
1TEis STOVE STORE is on the North side
OF Main street. opposite the Richmond Book store,
where custom rs will be promptly waited
THOS. O'HARRA
Richmond May 80 1919. Ca3I'45.)
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Ecw Spring and Summer Goods!
EDAsz7. EsfssGza'rysEI... respectfully

y informs his oh. customers and the public
generally, that he is still receiving from Ihia-
deIphi ANA opening at III, old stand, FRESH
SUPPLIES of
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Carriage .xNscS
FAVE you TRIED DIR. PrRDiEs FAM.

EeAVE you TRIED DR.. PrRDiES FAM
4 lily MEDICINES; We'll ;i,ry ar" Goed.
call a; u. HoHoi.s Drag store. No. rs. Men
street, where yoa can 81 Paroles Fii.s, Ter
bisp, pS!., AilI Liner a4lrcs'"As Furdics Plaster
for ali sorts Of sores rur..es Oin;nient for al!
diseases ii the shn. erupiious. piles. burns, &c.
aud Or. rurdies Phoenix Bjtteis. gre at restorer
oil The system. These medicines are just intro.
due, here, hal they have h1a grca, run Ia ITO
east. Try theui. uad prov" them.
Rich;noud, May %. i>-io. lO-;F
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At. SCOTT. J. Il. NENDENHAiL.
Fresh Arrival.---Summer Campaign

ys>IiE citizens of RchaIond and vicinity are
y respectfully informed that we have received
and opened. direct from the Eastern Cities.
OF the most extensive ana desirable stocks Of
MER AN d L E.
ever before offered, and at prices that cannot and
shall not be beat. And as II is known that the
'.bes. PiiceF' Vet iScovered in the .Ne,c Gold
Mike is AT NUMBER EIGHT, we are author
ized 10 say that. if aay Of cur neighbors wish an
Agency 10 establish The prices Of Goods ANY
place, they can procure one BY applying
SCOTT * CO.
GtTN s All kinds Of Produce taken in ex-
change for Goods.
Richmond, June 9th, lSi3. Lift
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The Franklin Institute,
Meet every Saturday evening at their Hall in
the MORRISON Building, at early ctntie-iighting
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Prime Bills 60 DAYS interest oil.
Sterling Exchange in New y ork, .el1t pm.
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Bank Note Table AMI Exchange s.i-..
(Corrected, ,oreaiy, far he Cincinnati Ga=eiie.y
BY George MINE & Co, West Third street
Banker. AMI Dealers in Money and Bills Of
Exclllng.; who make collections throughout
the u. States, Ctua la AMI Eurooe-kcep de-
post accounts--ind dtaw England in sums
TO suit purchasers.
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L,,r or BANK NorEs RECEIVED At THE BRAScH
B,SK Ar RrcuMoND:
state Bank of ln-iIna iaujusky City Bank;
anI Branches; Seneca County Bank 4,
Kentucky Banks Of 50 Tiiiin, ONO;
and upwards; Western Reserve Bank /;
State Bank Of Ohio and Bank Of Virginia and
Brapchcs; Branches;
Inf Bank Of Cinciunati; Farmers Bank of Vir-
CONNIE rcinl Bank Of do. GINA and Branches;
CITY Bank Of do Bank of the Valley Of
DAYTON Bank; Virginia and Branches /,
Bank Of Gcauga; Exchange Bank Of Viz
Canal d X of Cievcland;. GINA aud Branches;
CITY do Notes OF 50 and up
CITY .' Colunhus;, wards, at par III New
franklin Blk Of Zines- ork, Philidcl ph.l
willie; and Baltimore.
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w. l.. FAEQJIIAR. THOMAS NltkEhS.
Gertlemen's Clothing Store.
s. Ia kslZS- eraL

n this method oil saying 10 the citizens OF
Richmond and the country around about, thii
they are now receiving and opening, at Tie
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MODERN PROPHECIES.

a STORY FOR THE CREpJLoUs.-It is
somewhat singular that the usually grave
pages Of Bluckwood should lin the Decem.
bcr numbcr) contain chapter OH dire and
fearful prophecies, os connected with the
time in which we live, and particularly Ms
involving the deslinics Of France In all
ages the organ Of wonder has been strong
~ developed in the human race, and this
tendency of mans nature has often been
turned TO profitable accoun, by the design
ing and ambitious. Who can doubt that
with the ancicnts, the mystic vatcinations
Of ofDclphos and Dordona were framed sfo
suit tho aspirations Of power2 Whcrcnol
the Sybillnc Leaves also consulted, in
most instances, with the certainly Of ia
vorable unswcr2 And is it not sad and
sober truth, that the publication Of pro-
phccy, real or pretended, contributes TO
its own iulflment, by prompting manlind
even TO evil acts, under the prciext or be-
lief that in aiding TO fulfil prediction,
they are obcying n Divine bchcs9 Thus
was Macbeth stimulated to the pcrp.tra-
ton Of many murders by the all hail! and
"1hon shall be King hcrcufcr" of the
Weird Sisters.
But 1t is not our intcntionito wrie an
essay on prophecy, and therefore, wp will
at once proceed TO the so.callcd forshad-
| owing of events in France.
|, appears that for some time pas, and
even previous TO the recent revolution, n
brochure called tho Prophecy Of Gval,"
together with other and subscquck pre-
dictions, has been circulated in Pu|is and
throughout i'rancc-nnd that il CD 1atcd
! great sensation. No wondcr-wlcn the
! mental excitement produced by til rcvo-
luton and the events Of June, is tqtcn in.
to due consideration. The "ProHions of
n Solitary" (Monk or Ilerm;Dof,hc Alb
hey Of Orva, in the Diocese ofTrwes are
said to have been first printed nj Iuxcln-
bourg, in l54i-and reprinted in 1892.
The language used is Of j" mystic char
acler--ofthut cloudy and shadowystylc in
which oraclcs and predictions han, in all
ages been shroudcd. The cvcns Of The
French Revolution, tho then fall of The
Bourbons, the career Of Napoleon the re.
= storntion-thc accession and rcm,of Lou.
is Philippe, his dethroncmcnt. paty strife
and the present revolution, appea,to have
been torclold-at least SO reads lie inter.
probation of the prediction, in Y,ich By
moons, even the time is calculn,d. The
tendency of the article before IL, is cvi.
= dcn'ly TO produce the impression TINT il
so large portion of the prophet has al.
ready been realized, il is protble that
The remaining pre- .ris,ons viii prove
equally true. Now what nrc thcse9 why
civil war. slaughter, The destruction OF
me city Of Paris by fire! a revolution in
1, Engand-and tho firm establishment oi
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| he heard a low growl, which Informed
hln that his enemy was upon the watch
and that, If she had not seen, she had al
;lenst scented him; he stopped for second
and and as soon rs the noise ceased, contin.
ued upon his way. He soon reached the
bare spot, which was strewn with bones
to which remnants Of flesh wore still
clinging. fle glanced around the circle,
and in cavity Of n few feet in depth,
which was over-arcl,cd, rs it were, with
reeds, he perceived the ,igress, hulferect,
with open jaws, md her eyes fixed upon
him, while her whclps were playing be-
ncnth hcr like young kittens.
The Count alone could describe what
passed, Mt this moment, in this moment, in
his bosom; but his soul was IN abyss
which locked up every emotion. The
two antagonists gazed upon each other
steatlfastly for u while. but when. The
Count remarked that the animal, fearing
TO leave her wIclps, did not attack him,
he resolved himsclfto be the assuilant..
tic approached to within few PAGES
of her, and us ic saw at las, that she made
n movement 10 rise, he ut once rushed up.
on the animal. Those who watched and
listened, heard at once roar and cry;
for moment they saw the reeds ag,ated
then perfect silence followed. All was
over.
They waited for few seconds, to SEQ
if the Count would appear again. but they.
waited in vain.
They were now ashamed at having
suffered him to enter the swamp alone. and
resolved, us they had not prevented him
from throwing away his life, ut least 10 re-
cover his body. They advanced eagerly
into the swamp, rnd at last reached lhe
bare spot, whcrc they found the Two ania-
gonists, lying one upon the other; the IL
grcss was dead, the Count in a swoon.
The Two whelps, us yet too young TO dc.
vonr him, were licking his blood.
The tigrcss had received seven poigh,
ard strokes, the Count bite which had
crushed his left arm, and a stroke from
The animals paw which had lacerated his
breast.
The officers bore away tho body Of tho
tlgress and The senseless Count; man and
beast were carried upon the same litter to
Bombay. The Malay slave bound the
Young whelps with strips of muslin, and
hung them over.his horse, on either sidet
ofthe saddle # So ~
When, at the expirationsof a fortnight,
the Count left his bed, he found The skin Sf
the tigress, which he had slain, Miitlrt setss
81 pearls eyes of fubies, and
s,:ss .,rs VIZ y sse foos
me reg,incnt in which fis no Cousins
No mun has since ventured 10 !
mock at the Count dc Bcnzevul.