The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-01-21

who verify mas bestowed Upon the ii
habitants of the earth smnaoTtalitu.
bff Glory be to the Wonderful, who
ad hath s6wn ihhGiherabl8 words an tiIt
n ocean of infnity, and filed them with
lc- hosts Of fimmortals, that they Ashonld
be love him, ana should Be blest through
him.
- r = lg8lorE TO thee. ,Gloty 70. thee tsIofy
IA to thee, thou High the First;
ic Father OF Creation, thou Ineffabie;, i In I
d comprehensive Mp.
IS >T8}Y1ss T81}HYq1ss9ns 9Ihlllo.L .lEo14 t9srigI
It JUDGnG5BHAPREAR
= Some years ago there arrived at the
% Cataract House, NiagaraFals, an odd
'e looking man, whose appearances and
Il department were, quite. in contrast
a with the crowds of well-dressed and
, polished figures which adorned that
7 celebrated resort. He seemed to have
s just sprung fremthe woods; his dress,
which was made of leather, stood
dreadfully in need of repair, appa-
rently not having felt the touch of |
needle for many months Z A worn
out blanket, that might have served |
for bed was tbuckIed to his siioul-
ders "a large knife hung on One side
balanced by a long rnstystin box ON |
the other, and his beard uncropped.
tangled and coarse, fell down upon his
bosom, as if to counterpo1se the
weight I0f, the fIliek DARK locks Eft,at
supported themselves on his back and
shoulders.b9G This being, ,fstrarge to the
spectators, seemingly half-civilized
haif savage, ing a.ge, pushed his, steps into the
sltting-room, unstrapped his little
burden, quietly looked around for the
landlord, and then modestly asked for
breakfast. The hestat first drew back
with evident repugnance to Re receive !
this uncouth form among his genteel
Vls1tofsHbqt Stew ofds Whispered in
his ear satisfied him, and the stranger
took his place in the company, some >
struggling their shoulders, some STAR
ing, someslaughihg. oat9ight.@ Yet
there was more in that one man than t
in the whole company He had been b. !, :
entertained with distinction at the ia u
bles of princes learned societies. to
which the like of Cuvier belonged. .
had 84owed down tolIMeIcdme5 his
presence; kings had been compli- ;
mentedI MAsH he spoke to them in
short, he was one whose fame will be- es
growing brighter when the fashiona- N
bles who laughed at him, and MANY Z
much greater than they shall have
been forgotten. From every, hili-topi
and deep, shady grove the, birds, those
blossoms of the air, will sing his -
name. The little wren viii pipe it :.
with herematin hymn ;4the orioie carol ma M
it from the slender grasses of the "a "a
meadows; the turtle dove roll r. C
through hls the secret forests; the many % 9R
voIced mocking- bird pour It along the by
a5Es and the imperial eagle, the bird
Of Wsfashhingtor, /, as he sits far ID on
the blue mountains, win scream II to
the tempest and the STARS He was EIC
ohm j. Audubon the ornithelegist. z.
~ From the Denton (fexy MONITOR . Z an.
1A'f@ @eANUGLY 0UsTohfER ff''II 4 =
One night 7Iastssweek Mr.. Thomas on, OF
Fry agaip heard the. hideous roar, of &c &c
Mexican lion on his farm. amono- s,,,E
lis cattle, horses, hogs and dogs. He on, on
'epresentst tipr0ar amoflg hislstock ene salI
he terfor'ofhis dogs, and the conful ass e
ion generally oceasiohed By his pr pres M nas
nee, as exceeding in terrific sound
nythlng he ever heard.-InstantIy f..
Gaping from his bed Mr.Eryoseizsd ?
us double barrel Shotgun, which had
previously been loaded expressly for -
ne cougars benefit, cfept( ont 10 the 81
Gene of excitement and found him lect
rowling about near the barn, when he q
ook deliberate aim and deposited the 2:2s
Of both barrels in his shoul- ''''
err 4 I'D Thee eougar, wonnded and fnri- M
us with rage, rose upon his hind feet You
ttered another hillEsK6king Foaf0 and
ssayed to leap uponM Fry,l but fell his 8
eavily to the ground, giving giving vent to
low, gutterai sound as he lay upon H
is is side. Mr.; Fry then drew, his six
foeter and approached near enough omuegh W
} perceive that he was not dead; but kno
robabIy "possuming." and he conclu- 20 :,
edlto not empty his, pistol unless sire
to do so in seIf-defense. So IL :"
cree and favenous did the beast 'apl Pr
ear asshe rose slowly hobbled off in 800
le direction Of the timber, that Mr.. -
~ concluded to let him alone Eun until the
e could get assistane This IS is GER a1 oniy
dnly the mostEvoracious animal at IT
rye in North America. ii resembles insse taepE
e red Tiger Somewhat, and has des- q
Dyed abont q, hundred colts and s.sie Vie
Ives in this comfy. He killed eight siisj
'gs for Mr.. Alexander Brown, of w
is town, in one night. SIlIiHs II 81
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