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FROM SHORE TO SHORE
A FINE STEEL EN,RAvING,


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: HMy dear Horatio, had a very mvs-
&C ferrous dream about you" "What was
~, aearF' dreamed 1 saw you carried
up 10 heaven ina golden chariot. sur
, rounted 6y angels clothed in white and
!! nI ~ ;s what is that sign of, 'iear?''
: IL Is sign of q foul stomach. dear -,
Natchitoches spectator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-09

III you are angry with him who re-.
prove your sin, you secretly confess
Sour anger to be unjust. He that is
any ansty win the just reprover, kintlles
Che nre OF the just avenger. :
Natchitoches spectator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-09

me Virginia papers have a story of a
venerable African named Pharoah Glass,
.Mh9s- having voted the radical ticket
S leu twenty-five pound stone around
o orS IeG Kan and drowned himself, his men,
oraole last words being: ''I gi5 de WRONG
Fo5e-we all glib de wrong voteI''
Natchitoches spectator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-09

Hermann Schwartz arrived sat&Ricb
mona from the wilderness the other dav.
G ana attempted to pass a twenty dollar
S ";i ,I note, not knowing, it is
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A well kDown- writer on the subiects
Guyot, values the wine production at n
fourth OF the entire agricultural revenue
Oh france; or two millions of francs. :
Natchitoches spectator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-09
Kew Jewish Srnaaagosue IN New YorL

S&HdSOSue Ill New York
Ek The New Jewish Synagogue on tn,
corner Of Fitch avenue ana FortvEtlirf
streeC is nearly finished. 1t is construct
ed IN the Morish style, and is covered
Win tFaceries of exquisite design. The
building is one hundred and sixty-four
1eeo IN length, ninety-six in hight, and
ninety IN width. It is larger than Trim
1ty church, and presents an imposino
appearance.
me 'front.' on Fifth Avenue has q rich
enecC OF pillars, arched openings and
cofnces, all elabOrateIy carved in Dor
cIester and Ohio stone. Two open bel
fries. which rise upon either corner arc
surInounted by spires, pointed with n
star, slgnifying the shield of David. |
Inc main walls of the building are of
New Jersey sandstone which i'm color
anu texture harmonises with the elabo.
Iate carvings of the windows. One of
the most charming of the architectural
devices is an open gallery which sprin ost
across r the roof from either belfry.
Inc interior of the Synagogue is di-
Nueu INTO nave, two aisles and tran
sept. The large columns which supportl
the gallery and roof are of Dorchester
stone; the small columns of polished !,
aisle, and under the roof, there is an
open gallery, a popularity often seen in
sne cathedrals of the Old World. but
hereauced- here for the first time i'm
Aniefica. Inc choir gallery, at the front
emu or the building is to contain an or
gan to be made by Hall & Lebagh, which
VIII De the largest i'll the country. with
5he exception of that in the Music Hall
IN Boston.
IhIs admirable addition to the BETTER d.
architecture of our city is erected bv e
sect Known as the Reformed Jews. who
nave departed from the ancient faitl, in
many ways, but more especially in the
manner of worship. In other Syna.l
gogues the main door is open and unen- !
cum oered by seats, reading desk occu b.
Pylhg the center of the room. In this {
synagogue all is changed except the %,
ark which rests in it's usual place in 7
1he transept. The Reformed Jews have
choir like that of the Episcopal Church.
and the center of the building is filed he Z
With pews and aisles. Under the old q.
ilspensatlon, men and women do not sit &.
ogether. and they wear their hats du- o
ing the service; and there is no organ
II cnor OF singers. In the Reformed 81
'ynagogue The sexes occupy seats to- "
'eCner, as In the Protestant churches
ne the service is read from a desk or
ulplt, while the music is furnished Inv &C
~ organ, and the singers stationed i'm ,e
he gallery Sg~95 Ii
The interior of the Synagogue is to
palntad in positive colors-an i'm.
roVement IN decoration which has been
lt recently adopted in this country.I
ne WOOD work of the pews and galIerv
10 De OF solid oak. The windows are
stalned glass, and the total cost is to b. )
$500, 900. The architect is Mr.. Leo. .tes,
'id Eloitz.-lN. Y. Eceniag Post iH
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kissing.
"hen asked her, "Wilt thou kiss me?"
Vaughn she said but hung her check so
AS II she were thinking thinking.
Whether she might do it or no. ~ .ta.
Then, her fair, kind face uptuyninp u
one sweet touch here did win; aaC
q AS 81, II she were thinking, thinking, en-
Such small fayors are no sin. = ..t5 Tai
She therein lost no composure., ro n
Nor ashamed did she seem: - b.. "a 9,.4I
ir ,y cnaste may grant such hrorsI 3rsl
1herein losing no esteem ic3 7hT
Ahother writer surpasses the above. if .ouant;t
pc the criterion proper - ~, - a''A'i'
On, qnlt!-get outflow don't you!-sa.,
really wish you wouldn,.! -, :.
oh, quit, now!--will you?--get Quit
,,, 4 GU know you ought to shouldn't
[1ere' now, you've got it-oh, be still .
: on shan't have any more!
w W. W got--oh, take away your facet -
What no man got before lgs7tees
"Once more!- there-that'll do--do,t
;. ou,ve rumpled up my hair:
IL your put quit, Iii give you one
NO" Jake It, here-there-there,"
THREE WEEKS AFTER MARRIAGE.
my dearest you are going out?
Indeed, It's very cold;
Let me, sweet love, around your necl,
his handkerchief enfoId.
on ol know how anxious for 20 r health.
My own dear George, am i;
One loving kiss before we part l. ag;z,lrf,
goodbye, sweet chuck, good byel s.'l
THREE YEARS AFTER MaRR1.arrs i.'n' |
fon're going out!-why don't YOU oo,
-, cannot help the rain; e''
gu wouldn't grieve me nightly
10 neer conc back again! -" '+'l IT.
{ Umbrella? Idon't know where ,tis
whatII you want hext, l wonder?
Don't bother Ele about yonr cold:
GOOD gracious!-go to thunderi