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Let us Reason together!
HoLLOWAYS PILLS.

WIZ ARE WE SICKS
II has been the lot Of the human to he weighed
down by disease and suffering HOLLOW AVS PILLS
especially adapted to the relief Of the WEAK, the
NERVOUS, the DELICATE. and the lNFlRM of all
cmcs ages sexes and constitutions. Professor HollO
way personally superintends the manufacture Of his
medicines the United Staies and offers them
and enlightened people, the best remedy the world
for the removal of disease.
These PiHs Purity the Biood.
These Pills expressly combined to operate
the stomach the liver, the kidneys, the lungs the
skin, and the bowels, correcting arrangement in
their functions purf ing the blood the very fountain
Of hfe and thus curing disease in all its forms
Uyyepsia and Liver Complaints.
Nearly half the human race have taken these Pills.
II has been proved in all parts the world nothing
has found equal to them in Of disorders Of the
dyspepsia and stomach complaints generally They
deraused, aud ~hen all other means have failed,
General Debility. III Health.
Many Of the most despotic Governments have opened
their Custom Houses to the introduction of these Pills,
Learned Colleges admit that this medicine s the best
remedy known for of delicate health or
where the stem has been impaired, its invsorang
properties never fail toaford relief
Female Complaints.
No Female young DID, should be without this cele-
brned medicine It and regulates the monthly
at all periods acting in many like charm
Is also the best and safest medicine that be given
to children of all and for any complaint conse
quently no family should be withoutit.
Hauordys Pulls the hest remedy kno,rn the soord
for tie Jolo,Cing Diseases:
Asthma Dropsy Liver Complaints
Bowel Complaints Fever and Ague Lown'ss0f Spirits
Coughs femal. Complaints Piles
Colds Headaches Stone and Gravel
Chest Diseases Indigestion Secondary Symptons
Costiveness Inhucpza Ven-real Affections
Dyspepsia Inflammation Worms Of all kinds
Diarrhaa Inward weakness
ssSod at the Manufactures Of Professor HoIEowsY
SO Maiden Lane. New York, and 214 strand London and
by all respectable Druggists and Dealers cf Medcines
throughout the United States, and the civilized world
boxes. at IS cents, 621z centsaDd 81 each.
AS-There is . considerable saving BY taking the lar
ger sizes
NIB Directions for the guidance Of patients every
disorder fxei to each Box
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WOODS
ORNAMENTAL IrGn Works, Ridge

" Avenue, PHILADELPuIA.-The attention
of the public is invited 10 the extensive Manu-
factory and Wareroom of the Subsc riber who
is prepared TO furnish, at the shortest notice,
Iron Railing Of every description for Cemeta-
ries, Public and Private Buildings, also Yer
andahs, Balconies, Fountains, Seiiees. Chairs.
Lions, Dogs, &C.. and other ornamental Iron
Work of a decorative character. all of which
is executed with the express view of pleasing
the taste, while they combine all the requi-
sites of beauty and substantial construction.
Purchasers may rely on having all articles
carefully boxed and shipped TO their place of
destination.
A book of designs will be sent to those who
wish to make selection.
ROBERT WOOD,
Ridge Avenue below Spring Garden ST. Phila
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THE SLAVE TRADE-The New York
Journal Of Commerce is informed BY Uni
ted States Deputy Marshals, that at least
fifteen slave vessels have sailed from that
po,t within year, and three within the
last three weeks. 1t is believed that few
if any American merchants are connected
with this piratical business. The indig-
nation of the Journal at the business is
rather singular, in view of its favorite ar
gument that the Africans have been great
gamers by being kidnapped and introduced
among Christian institutions. Pietv of
its sorts should eulogize the slave trade as
a great missionary operation-but the law
calls it piracy.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-07-11

1EWELRY of the latest pattern Of all quail
d ines for sale at the lowest City prices by
YODER.
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HARRISBURG BINDERY

HARKlSBUN NU DlNDEh
IL. clyde l. +. l.. Mutter,
Sueceaorsto W. o. H'eiot &c'-
Roox BINDERS AND STATIONERs, AND
BLANK Book MANUFACTURERS,
Harrisburg, Pa.
rosT respectfully inform their friends that
nj they are engaged in the above business IS
~ directly opposite Hers Hotel - ,m.y ,h.;,
aa,,er themselves, by careful attention 10 'heir
business, to receive a continuance OF the pat
rouase so literally enjoyed by the old hrm.
BLANK BOOKS for Banks. County ohces,
Merchants. and private individuals ana every
variety of full and half-bound constantly on
hand. Paper ruled to any pattern. Old Books
Periodicals. Magazines, Law Books, Ne~sPa-
ners. Bibles, Music, works issued IN Nos &c.
bound in any style, plain or extra. All WORK
warranted, and done cheapiy.
Please give us call. u n
Books &c. to be bound may be left with
he Editor of the Chronicle. oo3
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To Iron Masters and Dealers.
Trusses-Trusses-Trusses!
81 c. II. NEEDLES,
TKUSS AND BRACE ESTABLISHMENT,

TkUSS AND BRACE ESTA BLISHMENT,
S.W. Cor. of Twelfth and Race Sis.
PHILADELPHIA,
Importers of fine FREScH Tnrssrs, combining
,rireme Eghiness. ease, and durability, with
correct construction.
Hernial or Ruptured patients can be suited
Nv remitting amounts, as below sending number of
H. hes around the hips. and stating side affected
Cost Of Single Tru>s-s2 s, !, s. Doube-S5, g. s, TO-
Instructions and how to affect cure, when
possible, sent with the Truss.
Also for sale, in great variety.
DR.. Banning's Emprored Patent Body Brace,
for the Prolapsus Uter also Spinal Props and
Supports: Patent Shoulder Braces Chest Expanders and
Braces adapted all with Stoop shoulders and
Weak Lang English Elastic Abdominal Belts Suspen
sories SyrDges, Ii ale and female.
n.Laji,s' Room, with Lady attendants. uy5eo
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DhATED WARE-Cake and card Baskets
u Table Forks, Spoons and Butter Kn,ve,
Teaspoons silver-plaied on the best German
silver, ST per doz. All goods warranted 70
give satisfaction. All kinds of Engraving a,
the shortest notice at IL. YODER.S
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GEORGE +. COLE,
DEALER in Planes, MelOGeOnS

~ all kinds Of Musical McrChar
disc. Keeps constantly on hand. Hale
Davis, Boston Ligh,e, Newton 4 Brsdbg1
and Bennett & Co., N. ", PIANOS. ls
Princes & Co.'s celebrated MELODEU''l
prices from $45 90 to $3.50 90.
Orders from distance will meet with rrr'i
attention. Second hand Pianos taken p"
change for new.
Room directly opposite the Court ~ ~
WiHidmsporf. Pa. (Aprii 4. '55-S'I
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How happy Franklin Pierce must be!
Since he's turned out so well;
For he can leave off war, and soon
In peace and CoScoRp dwell.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-07-11
NOVELTY IRON WORKS.

NOVELTY IRON WORKS.
VINHE subscriber would respectfully inform
the citizens of Union county and all IN
want of good Machinery, that he is now
prepared 10 manufacture Steam engines ol
any required power-Blast Furnace, Rolling.
Grist, and Saw Mill Machine-y--Pumps, Coai
Breakers and Winding Drums for Mining
purposes-Cas.inss oievery description neat'y
executed to order. With a very extensive
varietyofPaiter and great faciilies Tor doin
work, he lal,ers himself that he can compete
with .nv establishment in the country. both in price
and quality of work Persons in want Of Machinery VII
find il to their advantage give him call The
shipments to different parts OF the country must oe
familiar to all.
j. Il. JONES.
u.r sburv I'm 1876
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DR.. Jacob Horlacher.

DoTANIC PHYSICIAN, having regained
ID his heaith. has resumed his practice OF
the healing art. His superior SALvE is still
in great demand, and all orders supplied as
usual. New Berlin. May 9, 1854
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-07-11

NRAIN or Seed Drills-Ross' Palss-
U decidedly the best and most dr'i,
Grain Drill now IN use. for sale at the Lsss,,
Foundry by Geddes, Marsh d G.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-07-11

DOuNTY LAND WARRANT blspks.
ID all engaged in the service Of 'ne =
in the War Of 1912 and for their WldoHs
the Office Of the Lewisburs ChIonicle'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-07-11

To COnstables..cour Returns and other
BLAxKs sold at the Chronicle Office.
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NOoK and other STOVES Just receive. ree,r.
u BEAVER 4 KEENS'
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% CLOCKS-all kinds of s-day and
S-5So-hour Brass Clocks and patent lever
Na% hme-pieces. Brass s-day clocks at 81.
orass so-hourclocks as low as ST.. All clocks
warranted for one year at IL. YODER'S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-31


Aths Gramercy PARK House-Fx.gov Birsi0w WAGON.
In Brasord aud lady south Csrnins. ~ Hotasse g. d.
Mass " W. GODDARD, New York Major H Lemon. Frank
v Howe Paris, = y hRehock Troy :. &. Farley, Mas.
Erom sou,hamnton aud Brmen y s.csmship wsshngon
Mr. Rover, Mrs Eoevsr Mrs wetcrhauscn, Mr. va.
ward Ffohmaner NsSophe li0ame Friedr loose. Mr.
y Rogge, Mrs Rogue and W. daughters Mnns Muller. Mr.
Habdd Fachau. Mrs fiuetofcn Iastsor Ii rs.on Mrs
Richard Mrs Richard Mis- Anna srharl Miss Louise
wigen er, Mss julia Kazeneleabogen Miss spring Her
mann, Miss Sarah Hermann, Mrs Amahe Lgebe, ssism
Mr. Emmersen, Miss Antonete fismcl n Messing Thomas
Becker, Mrs Kossla David Mrs Joanne David Mrs MsslLa
David carl Heimke Mrs Aug Heimkc, with Hctnke, W
Nogi Mrs vogt, Marie NOgi, Mrs IN fcineker. On Cam
mann Miss Frau1lska Macot Stuh & Krnl Alva Betsc
John Dtyanter, sam gagon Hachmaun, clement VIE
busch Miss Aberie Becru. Miss Caroline schulz Miss Barb
XII, John Kehu Meta kahu /, Petimann sam PeI,eson
Mrs Frsnzsks shaler, Mrs Ann Adslf Pauline Adolf
III Adolph Debaihs Mrs Debaih. John Hlndi Magnese
N fosse Rheuben johnson Win Duke George Preston
Alex wilson Benjamin y Mhlspangh Henry Chas Benlow
kdwnrd Foster, James " Pearse, Nm smart wife, child
Mrs. Francs Ann FRY Mrs IIylock and infant Beech,
Heron. Mr. Rupers, wilibad Adolf. Augusse Adofe
Prom Charleston Via Havana the steamship Isabel
las ana servant, 4 sanza r Jeuks Geo De Ford =
SAVER and lady King ant lsdy Mirheas A Parole
end brother Carbanary lady au' zher CsFacao and
lsnss Aceo. Csbcecro and hrol,sr de wsrnida,
Dali George md samuel Balky ds Afeia Packer,
" sa4eIE cag'sia Curtis asd sy vs.; xansna; Hand
n New man George George FarytlL
DEPARTURES
For Norfolk. Petersburg Richmond. Ac.. IN be steamship
RoanokeE Quincy samuel q Rsptis, and family Mis-
child william sandersor, John swank and lady wild,
Crump q Makee, Nj Fepis u August, Mr. Pondexer,
Cwnkinson y Perry. ~ Reed, Jos.ph Leseh v Mantle
Fhandlet Mes Fdr,dge Miss wynn z Tapp aud IA.
~ twn children servant. & senn au Mss Eliza i
GsAN y, .,aataw seS.k Aas u - u, asssrss
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II viii be that the changes tie lower and
up town wards being wards materially affected in change
OF population The committee will present their report
at the opening Of tie August session OF the Common
Council. The apportonment Of population 10 district
by the new dstricng has been II, 500 inhabitants 10
district The charter requires the rcdistrcting be
completed within thirty days Of the next general election
TH wEAmn.-A terrible thunder storm accompanied
by rain has lust passed the city we arc going to
press. The lightning vivid and the thunder deafen.
ing Is supposed that several places in the city have
been struck by! the lightning. The drenchng rain will
do the city good
coPrER sTArrE or wasHNcroS.-Mr John Neumann,
the ingenious ccppcrsmth Of this city who, after four
years Of hard labor hammered Of copper very
credtabls statue OF Warrington announces that he will
exhibit the work Al the Curch OF the Divine Unity J4s
Broadway This copper statue u a curiosity not only
frm the novelty Of the idea but the ingenuity with which
Is carried out. The exhibition opens Monday next
CAruoN TO HotsyKErPERs. Thursday night 2s,h Of
June ere occurred at No 80 Franklin street The svi
dence showed that Mss McDueald Of the boarders
left her bedroom for short time leaving lighted amp
on washsisnd In closing the door her dresses which
hung the inside Of the door, swung against the Igh,
and took fire. All were consumed, together with other
articles valued IN al al about shD No insurance Miss
McDugsld testified that other she bad always
extinguished the light when leaving the room but this
tn.e emitting e DO 81, the assidsn! oeesned The ADORE
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PEELED to recognize, when he undertakes 70 con6s
cate what remains OF Turkey in Europe
There ia no doubt, If these speculations are well
founded but that after the first panic that accompa
MES revolution passes on and things Mbside into
dent industry would be poured into the lap Of the re-
public OF the south. Wealthy and populous cities,
ike rich gems of the sea, would soon inlay our At
lantic front. Northern enterprise and Northern
ed in the South would contribute to build up here
growing empire in the fairest provinces of the
earth, where there would be conservatism without
tyranny, power without oppression, and liberty with
out anarchy. A FAUQUIER FARMER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-31

mass meeting Of the Fremont men o. tie Eastern
district Of Brooklyn, under the auspices tho Fremont
ard Dayton Association, took place as, evening at the
odecu In FIFTH street aad The ball was densey hllcd
Delegations from 5feenpont and the Western district
we've present. Mr. George Record President OF the as.
aociston corrupted the char IN calling the meeting 20
order be said this the first public meeting called by
the association and the number Of persons present
cheering THIS meeting for the purpose OF calling
the citizens together TO commence the campaign and
the bail rolling Let the cry be- free speech Fremont
and liberty. (Cheers) The ralysg cong was then sung
by the leader % the New York Glec Club and tie uscm
biz oined X with the chorus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-31
Affairs In Costa Rica.
NEW YORK, July 80, 1856.

TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
In the Aspin,onH Courier of the 9Th instant, it is
stated that when lately passing the Isthmus Of Pa
mama, l contradicted the news there circulating to
the effect that the position of Walker in Central
America was critical. The statement is reproduced
in the HERALD Of the 26th inst
That which had the pleasure of contradicting in
Panama and Aspinwall, was the report that revo
luton had taken place in Costa RIGA against the
administration of President Mora; and I asserted
that there was not only no foundation for the report
nor the slightest likelihood of such occurrence:
but that their worthy cheftain was never dearer to
his noble people than after the campaign Of Nicara
gua--a campaign which would have resulted favora-
bly,, had not the cholera checked the victorious
march of the Costa Ricans
Furthermore, since left Costa RIGA, have with
out exception, assured my friends OF my conviction
that any one OF the States sf Central America, work
ing with energy and deslasn, rs sufficient to drive
the flbusters from NicaMgua. P. A. HsRRAS.
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NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 81 1855.

facts show how necessary it to be thoushtfG as well
careful in the use of l,ghts
LAST or THE DrEI.-Harvey Young was ta1la before
Mayor Wood yesterday to whom he denied that
the challenge to horrssey purportns come him
He was discharged on promising not fight and 10 do
what he could TO preserve the peace
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FAUouER County, Va, July 10,

reed not remind 20 wei informed person as
Nh BehhtH how entirely England, In the warsof In.
eesndeu,e failed 10 stir up servile instruction
ara ,hst oat military men Of those days looked to
ase., .ol ct. a. an alternative 70 be counted upon.
Il 9u .h'.ls ronn ction, letter from Alex. Hamilton
ta tHs sra Col laureus ofSouth Carolina, written
pursnr we This in tie event Of the most calaui
tu.s .ta,g - ,pings Bat ~, invite yon 10 take
rttrCNt.ttu' and ] believe, more reasonable view
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-31
Naval Intelligence,

The United States sioop.c war Levant, Commander
VIM smith. arrived at Hong Kong on the 10th OF May,
IN ninety eight days from the Cape OF Good Hope passing
through the Straits of Sunda and the China Sea The
sloop Nandala sailed from Hong Kong the Sd Of
May 1885, for Boston The steam frigate san Jacinto
was daily expected at Hong Kong for Sam
United States Hoop of war, supposed the practice
ship Preble from Annapolis, Nd arrived below Boston
afternoon OF 10th inst and anchored IN Nantasket Roads
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF New York, July 30. 1855.

ALMANAC YoR NEW Yosx-TaI5 DAT.
On RrsLs........... IS moon sErs.
uH Ers..............7 IL HIGH oil
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The Board met at P. k-Julan c. yerplanck IN the
Chair, and quorum present

The Board met at p h.-Julian c. yerplAnck in the
Chair, and quorum present.
WILLOW FxyER AT QUARANTINE
From statements made by the Commissioners II aps
pears much fever at the Quarantine The Deputy
Physician had recently been taken with it, and the Eng
neer his two and the Matron son. had died with it.
Mr.. Crsrls offered the following which was adopted =
Resolved That the Physician in Chief Of the Marine
Hospital be requested TO make daily returns to the office
Of the Commissioners Of Emigration OF all cases Of yellow
fever received into the Marine Hospital where FROM the
number under treatment and discharged, and the mum
Der Of deahs-he first return TO embrace the whole num-
Der of brought in during this season. together with
their respective names Also to embrace the names Of
officers employees and others who scken with the yell
low fever.
Mr.. PrRpr stated that an Inspector In the Ninth ward
and Custom House o.hcer, had died Of yellow fever
Both cases were clearly nacebe to their being on board
OF an infected vessel
nr HARRIS reported that the fever at the hospital
clearly raceabe cargo Of niec ted rags that had been
landed at the government wharf and there stored The
vessel they we're taken from was from Havana.
BY order Of the Health Officer the rags were sunk IN
the harbor yesterday.
The most active measures prevent the spread Of the
disease are progress by the Board There 80
sicI Of all kinds at the hospital and sixty nurses
and assistants are employed TO wait upon them.
The nomination Of Mr. HaTcourt, as Special Assistant
Physician at Marine Hospital confirmed. His salary
put at So 900 per year. but his appointment Will pro-
badly not last beyond November.
There dispute as TO the proprety OF confirm
ing all the appointments OF Dr. Harris, but was at
length referred to the Staten Island Committee with power
The Board then al burned.
The following IS the
WEEKLY SUMMARY.
Number OF grants received 10 July 49, 1867 6S 522
since TO July so, 1885, 2,s45
To same date IN 1856
1858 1855
No inmates in institution Wards Island 800 2,29o
:. Marine uosi ital.. $50 l33
To,a. .1,5l3 2,4So
n.,a. Ircst
Receipts 20 July %, 1856 ........ 1854. s92 %
since 10 July 90 1856. 3,l62 90
-l58, 05i 90
%
Dsburse nents as per prev. acc.... Sl26.24I 90
Suniry expenses OF July 10 aad rs. 7.l74 81
-133, Az %
Oyerdfait.......s Soo,oeo %
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The TlMG.

UNION COURSE, I-TRoTrrNG.
WEDNESDAY. July 30.-Match 81 900, mile heats,
best three in five, III harness.
S. Mclaughlin named b. m. Lady Moscow | l |
II Woodruff named b 6. Jake Oakley. 2
Time, 2:36-2:3l-2:341.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-09-27

form, when Charles v made his entry into
Ghent as Count of Flanders Charles was so
pleased at the fact ola simple artisan bring
inc up and educating such family that he
conferred on Oliver modest pension The
renowned Count of Aben>berg, when the
Emperor Henry II. visited his German prov
lnceS. presented his 81 children as the most
acceptable Offering he could make to his SOW
erign. The Count was happier with them
than poor Minjau and his wife Amalbersa
with theirs. The 81 children of this Ghent
couple were carried off together, in 1926, by
the <uet'e. which we have no difficulty Gas it
is called the newly imported English disease
in recognizing as the black sweat of England.
after the loss of all their children, amonc
whom they lie Inferred Their monument
is the most affecting of the many memorials
ofthe dead raised in popu!ous Gaent.- Gal
iruaui
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How iir Lion " OOs- i.i. Bride.

Let u first sketch The story of the lions
..-r, }..'ni.ii.. with his marriage. which takes
trr toward the end Of January. III. has
r.r,t 10 seek his wife; but as the males are far
mor" abundant than the females. who are Of
t,n cut oil IN infancy. /. i, not rare to find A
.ln- Iadv pc>trrei 10y three or four ralant,.
Nho qnatrcl with the arcrbity OF Jealous low
- Ii one of them does not succeed in dis
arinG Or drivin. away the others, Madam.
inpatient and dissatisfied. leads them into
tie presence of an old lion. whose roar She
u appreciated AT di>'ancr. Tn. lover, fiv
a' him with the 'emcrItv Of youth aaI exa>-
rcrafion. The old fellow receives them with
calm assurance. breaks ;hc neck of the first
with hIs terrible Jaws. sn.,lie, the ie. of the
s'runi. and tca out the eve, of the third
t'o sooner Is the day Won and The field clear
than the lion to,,eS his manc IN the air as
he roar>. and then croucheS hv the side OF
the lady. who, as a reward for lis courage.
IckS his wounds rare>sinav.
hon tw" a!.lt LION, az. riv!'.. .llp O.,
counter = more Scrion5 An Arab porch
cd IN the top OF tree one n'@ht saw Il
lone,s followed by a tawny lion. with tulI
crown manc She lay down at the foot OF
the tree the lion stopped iii his path. and
seemed to listen. The Arab then heard the
distant growing Of lion. which was in
,tan,ly replied to by the lonc,s under tie
Tree. The distant lion WIS heard approach
ir. and. aS he came nearer, the liOnc>, roar
cd louder, which seemed to a-itatc her hus-
hand, for he marched towards her as if 20
force her to he silent. and then Sprano back
To his Old post. roaring q, tItnce at his dis
t,nt rival. This continued for about an
hour. when black lion made III, appear
once On the plain. The licne>> arose as if
tn 20 toward, INN; but her hu> band. guess
~ her intention. bounded towards his rival.
The two crouched. and >pran" on each other,
rolling on the grasS in the embrace Of DEATH
Their bones cracked, their tt,' was torn,
their cries OF rare and aaO.v rent the air. and
all thI> time the iIoncs, crOuCh.I aud waTTed
her tail lii sign OF satisfaction. " hen the
combat ended. and both warriors were stretch
eI on the plain She rose. sin,.lt them satisfied
herself tlat they were dead. and trot!ed off.
pu'c regardless o: the uncomplImcntarv ep-
Ith.t With The ind'.nant Arab shouted after
h,r. This, Gerard tells Us, Is an example Ot
The coniu"al fidelity OF mi!aIy whereas the
lion never quits his wife, unless forced, and
j. quite pattern of con njugai attcition.-
Westminster T.. ,j,1r