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for preserving the
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to its original co'or
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Sa9b9e@@i@te.- @as tinen,
Sdser aue6 pafI1ren fam, If betanntlt@
gar nidt poraus3uieben. Be9egnett Gt>
ner bieie @o@e orunten in @ernun g.,
an ben Nbbdn9en rer Coon Greet elmer
Gu@6fdbrte, pel@e i'm gu sinem bpblen
Baumitamme fibrte> in ben 1b SIR.
@ein.de perftedt baben mu6te. Die6bb<
lung mar 70 9rob> bas cir Mann binrin@
trts@eu tonnte. l1nitr Sd9tr bo@te ben
i@lauen Gu&s lebenote fansen III wul>
len, sp3 feline 9anb11ub an unb NIT Dor
8efredten6 dnoen i&ldpfte Ct IN BEN bob
len Baum1tamm btnein. &aum aber
tpar e. bis an bic 6ufte prin> pa brebte
f9 ber Stah.n, UNI uno I'M, unp fort
rpute er, NIT ben 8einen beS 9d9trs ais
@teuerrubtr auberbalb, ben Mbban9 bin<
acknowledgements auf Der Gbene unten
etnem srobm @tein besesntnc, rel&r
Der Ean;luf teS 2o98 Elm Gnpe ma@te,
lonft ,piiroe bic 1anfte Coon Greet 9pg,
Gu@s ,unb Sd9er in ibrcn aienS@ oob
aufeenommen baben. Nuf ba6 6ulf8z
seldrei be5 9treQten Nimroe, tanen et<
nise 6ol3i6ldser berbei> bic Jpn aus Der
Gu@6<GaQc NIT orei 9ebrcdcnen &ippen,
aus9erenfter G6ulter unp lerqueti6ter
Nale erlbfen. Der Gu@s aber nabm bic
@ele9enbeit wabr uno entHcb-Yermutb<
LID NIT Spie9elber9 fnseno:
vDie Narntsrser bausen &etaeu,
Sie battn Jpn tenu 3usur"
@orbfeun.)
- Cine 8eIpredune Der ron Der
Stem ulm ppt" an9ere8ten vMuftn<
frage" boben mir we9en Man9el an
&aum BIC CUR nd9fen Drummer 3ur1d<
lestn ma0en.
- SeoenfauS ,paren mir oollfommen
bere@ttst auf bic in Der Corresponding
beS Germ @roBmann an baS WiSconf1n
8anner entbaltensn Srrtbimer auf inert
lam gu MAIDEN. Der Correspondent mo-
oifcirt feline Mneaben in elmer ~Grtld<
run9' in bet beuti9enNu hummer oesSolfS>
blattes ; etn Bewei6 alio> bab wir troy
Der unlieblanaen @prade pes G%orreippnz
benton entl9iepen 9eredtfertist f1nb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-12-09
Das erpfe Jabrbu6 NIT 8ileern.
The great Pictorial Annually

(Thc great Pictorial Annuol.J
3pRetter'S 8ertiniete @taaten.A lu1ana4
fir pas Sabr 1870, meldtr III ben @ereini9ten
@taaten unb in alien eisililrten QGnbern ter wef.
li@ex 9eui(p6re gratis Sertbeilt tirb, eri4ei1t I'M.
aefGbr am erlen Sanuar, nnb ale bieient9tn, ,pel-
DE bic tpabre YbilcloYbie ber 0eiuneteit Serlteben
tppQen, fuQten BE tertbYoQen &atbfalase trel&e
It entbalt, le|tn unb barber aa9benten. Auber
| elmer b.munbernswertben abbansluu9 tber bic
l1ria9en unb 0erbItune~ unb 6etlnetboee einer
ore tn Anaabl pom Rrantbeiten, tntbalt # tint
WaGe 'pou vi ittbeilunqen,. tptl4e fir ben Rauf-
mann, ben 6anbmerfer, ben 8er9n1ann, BIN gar
uter, ben pdanael unb ben Bean1ten BON Snterei1e
1nb; eben(e lnb aud bic &aleulationen btr Me,
ribanen unb Breiten8rabe 10 9ema4t rcrben, 'pie
lie il& an, befen fir etaea rt9ti8et unb ~Strfant~
Iiden NatipnaI-&alenber ei9nen.
Das WeIen, bic @ebrau@santpeiiun9 unb bic
! @irtunaen bes 5pR etttr'S Ma9en Bttt>
|teren auf bic @eiuntbeit bss eroben 1pn unb
/ cat aebenten, peilmittels fir rttbr als bic 6alfte
brr @rtRli&en Melt, iInb in ben 8lattera bes al.
naana4s uun{tGnbli@ auseinanbereelBt; aud If
| bterri,lbe nit 90uRrationen, tpertbppQen Necepten
fir 6aus u,nb Garnt, tpibieen Anefcpten une
anberen lebrrei@en unb unterbaltensen ytletof
''io asttr ,tu, sat,ba@.rn, p.l@t bel s e.q tes
Ssabres ibr Grl&einen NADER. werber, tpirb bies
tints Der nibli9fen Iein, anb an bran@t
II ur bana4 3u frd8tn nm TIN ~ ",
TO m Ii, { il. Mtr. Greu1plare miinldt, ,uSee f@
an bic Gentral Gabrif in ptttsture, pav, obtr an
iraenb eintn 8ertGuftr BON $ fttterb Ma-
Bitteren Ftperben. Der Bitter tDirb
ii ieber @tabt unb MarftYlab unb Dsrf sertautt
xnb IL IL ser sanjen sisaifrtsn @tlt aassa'sin i'm
GttrAa&. .-.
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-@pbalo Der @onoreS Gd Yerlommrlt.

--Scbalo Der @on9rt6 f@ seriammelt,
tpirb General 8unbts< Nntpalt Soar fem.
4nt nteoerle9en, UNI bic ibm ppn ben1
9raIoenten au8e9otene 0SteQuna: olS
&t@ttr at Der Ser Staaten @uYrtr1e
Court an3unebmen, fobalo It ypm Senat
bic 8eRatisuns erbalte1, sbat. ii s1"A5..>1
H. -Die fran36fi&e &eoierune mani@t'
bab ibr pofz@ ertras init Dem @er.@ taa<
ten ~el@er am 4. Gebruar 1870 iii Gnce
8tbt,I f1r etno rpeiteres 9abr oerldtQtrt
tperoe2 unltre Reeierung bat fi@ int
}&teoen 8euei9trt cine @erlGnaeru,a,ou bes
8ertra8e6 3u tewiutgeu, ia Trdnfrti@
ben Gag fir icin aberltei1@es ppRporte
ni@t ~eru1dbigen piQ. ." 3S2
ST. Yetersbur8.-Gin Deputa,
ttou ma@te BEN prin3en@ ortl@otof tire
a%ufportun9 un, feline l1nteritdtun9 aur
Mnla9e BON 9roSen Baumpouen pRanz
3uneen, I'M afiatil9en @ublano> io&pie
5anoelspotten in @bipa Bpfbpra unp
anberen pldbeu 81 erlan9en. Der prins
lpra@ t@ 1ebr 9dnffi9 iber bieltn plarl
aug. -.
= @olo tpuroe eeftern am S&lub Der
86rle 1913 quotirt.
-S6fabpola, Soma bat eincn Saul,
lenaer Club. Seoes Mitsliet> nel@es f9
unttrfdn9t auf Der Strobe cine per(p On
%an3ureoen, pbne iid an cine @anp an3az
lebnen miro UNI einen Dollar betraft.
part6.-D ie Gbronrepe be6 &ai1ers
Bel Gr6fnun9 oes Sc eb0ebenpen &5rz
pers bat in pari6 teinen Mntlans eefun<
ben uno 1T 1ebr talt auf9encmmen &ppr<
ben.
-Dem Gernebmen na9 1ou @ui;et
jeoen Mor9en eine &ubien3 Bel Nappleon
baben.
2~pnbpn,3 80. Npp.-5z20er Bonp6
BON 67-853. 10z40er BpnpS 80&.
Trantfurt. - 3z20er BpntS
- Da6 Sfumenil@e @oncil &piro i'm
@aticon in3fom ant 8. DECEMBER erSfnet
weroen.
8er1tn-8urlinsame uno bic am
beren Mtt9liepcr Der @bineilden@ e|ano<
fdaft purpen seltern in einerMuoien; pom
8iSmart empfan9en.
pariS.-Der @ice &6nt9 Don@9yps
ten, wel@er ewi9 in @elouerlesenbett 1T,
ano Iberal pun1pen r1uB, bat ber &ais
1erin @u9enie bel tbrem leBten 8ciu&e
elm Dtamanten Dtapem i'm Wertbt Don
6 MiQtonen Granfen gum prdlent 9ez
ma6t.'
m.-400 8ila5fe inp bier tereits
tin9etrpfen.
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v@bafppee @aufe,"
rnpett pe8 Mtan.= Gentral>B abn Depn.
minneapo1tS, 11inp.
Rt&. partmaxu, Gtstat1hner.
Wetne wenbeu Gate Fasen lei mir Rets 1t,
Bette Beoteuung unb Slid uub 2pets In rneineu
raoblftngert1t eten paa{e. Retne Bar entb6It
Atta BE beftu @etrdufe+
Ea1- Xu%sgeaei@nete @taAuxG II NIT sex
Daaje Serbunben-
Rtd. 9artnAxx.
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/ RtdbDlS. Deon uub 3D.,
Gasrss.86nblx IN
@tfeu-, 6tabts unb 8ted,paareu, Ost>u nnb
Observation-Disclosures. o6mieses,
6a9e,- unb Riftr>D erfseueea; plattirtsa @ao-
rtx unb aQerIet 8i@enserdtben.
~ 9 id afssa&en ,aus xmbs6-Drttk 6tr., Ct. Ssx1.
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Q8lr meA IN uber ereibisFp rfdt sbepe mufter DON @rehpfaaen. Rrena'
pHhaen. eubaufelpfueen, &C.
6enbet fir un@ere pret6ltf:
ny gMeuunoen puteupr ,mptt 1at. Qaretpap, Nerrine s. g.
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Ba3bi~sts~ &a~S.
@taueapplt4, MtnH.

3ttta iaA&s,i @esfa lxa&e4
Sd M tmmes sersat1t sah latts tatss.
0tat aud re4t Isexiebel nal ft'as
e. se>re In @af&ta stsa fanft mel s'n;
8rast b.. se.'s >ssa tttts
1setlt4 ter Peter her absrAt tslsbt,
ekts lat Der Al 6aae. uas II uanf&tn "a
Ct otst etses Aa%soe,ei&sstsn 1tf@,
Deefeeei, paR.te1. &rsxt nab 6ala1.
uab ostt nett. xas er fsat ui&t asd bet
Wetae Dettea. xsrus xub veit nit ttr e&ree.
Neaa's Iatt. eixea paxfd ssp Deiiisa. &sfee stts 3hts
e,ute I'm 6,umsr etssaItts Bier.
Die fttuaeu xas ttaen eisutre fub t man ttss.
unh bttn 6e,akleu 1t bsr Peter ta I'ttsa!er
& f&.eibt nile N stt1, ned II renss en-
Deuu'S ate 9xu,ea, sttt It etrn &retit
uab re&net nnr sea sasi etwsbnltts n grsa,
dub er.ra fets BEN 8a1mer nod edeSt:
Ia gutter etaG xns frtf&e Oueas
nhet man ketm ,etst auf her Stsat.
uflttra bic &ate. O&fea rnh pfsrts
I'm etaue Tlas fir stse sanat stettt.
Run gQu.ter. 3sater, Batter rxb Schr.
s,mut btu N BEN 6stsI ses apafbinettn.
Dsr pesr label sIsebsuR eta,
st strfprtdt Gets Iuata uub fteI ~ fsin.
l21t Heter Br~,eri~~
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5ptel'S @tprt,
g. @sxabe, neben Dem rOlo Napeleou @alspn, |"
fdraa eeeenhbs1 ben1 alien 9Iabe "
Saint Paul, Minnesota,
II text benz aeebrteu wublifum pieber trSfnet u.
EdlY iiets baS Defe unb BtQi8fe spn
WrDcerie8 unb DrpDiNpns
enev Mrt.
, 1869-06-22
FORHANDLINGER
Colonialraade Diet
FOR ST. CROIX.

(Fortsattelse at M6det den 2den Juni)
2det Medlem for Christiansteds Landdi-
stHct (Ratclife) meente, at Diet like Wide
v@fe betimeligt nu at indgaae paa nogen
Detail om hvem Laanene skutle tilstaaes,
eller Belobets noiere Bestemmelse, men at
Diet kun gjaldt at erholde Raadets Afstem-
ming ON Bemyndigelse til Udlaanet.
1ste Medlem for Frederiksteds By (Sa-
rauw) bemerkede, at han like torstod
hvorledes Gouvernementet kan foreslaae
Anvendelsen af ct Bel6b af $67 200, naar
der kun HAYES $62,8OO til Disposition, deri
indbefattet de $4,000. Hvilke Penge vii
der da havestil andet Brug indtil Afdragene
komme ind? Han MATTE overhovedet mod
s@tte sig, at de $4,000 blive indbefattede
til Anvendelse under narverende Bevilling.
Hans H0ivelbaarenhed Gouverneuren havde
tidligere e~rkleret, ct han Wide forelegge
Colonial Raadet ct Forslag ON Anvendel-
sen at de $4,000 og Sagen heron MATTE
behandles s9rskilt. Der kunde vere Tale
ON Tilskudet burde anvendes til Hjelp til
de Skadelidte, eller ogsaa til vedvarende
gavnlige Indretninger. Han var for6vrigt
enig med den f~oregaaende Taller, at man
lkke Durde her gaze Ind l Detail; men der
MATTE treffes Forholdsregler til, at intet
af Udlaanene tables. Dersom noget tables,
Wide S~katteyderne komme til at bere
Tabet.
2det Medlem for C~hristiansteds Landdi-
strict (Ratclitfe) opfordrede den foregaaende
Taller til udtrykkeligen at erklare, ON han
Wide modsatte sig Udlaanet til Planterne
naar de SOS, 900 indbefattes derunder.
1ste Medlem for Frederiksteds By (Sa-
rauw) erklerede, at han Wide modsatte sig
Udlaanet af de $4,000 til Planterne, med
mindre Diet skete paa den Made, at Colo
nialkassen bley ansvarlig for Tilskudets
Restitution.
Gouverneuren bemarkede, i Anledning
at den af 1ste Medlem for Frederiksteds
BY (Sarauw) fremsatte Yttring ON de for
nodne Penge til Colonialkassens ovrige I'd
, 1869-06-22

gutter, at der Selvtolgellg re9nes paa de or
dinaire maanedlige Indt#gter, og derhos
vii Udlaanet like skee paa engang. men
kun med en- forholdsm;pssig Andeel i liver
Manned til Aarets Udgang We'd tidligere
Leiligheder har Diet forovrigt varet betin-
get, at forsaavidt Landkassen skulde komme
j den Acknowledged SEW at MATTE giore
Liam Anledning af Forstrakningerne;
Wide Omkostningerne derived blive atbmre
forholdsviis at ureau-Laantagerne. 1fvad
angik hans egen Bemmrkning ON at de
Statskassen tilhorende $50, 900 like kunne
anvendes til Udlaan uden if5lge Bevilling
F. stadfestet af Hans Maiest@t Kongen, har
samme kun formed B~etydning, da Bemyn-
dgelsen vii HAYES, naar den foreslaaede
Tillegsbevilling erholder Hans Majestets
S~tadf%stelse. Han gjentog at han selv
ansaae $4,000 at ware for holt anslaaet,
og at $4,000 Wide wise sig tilstrekkelig.
Viceformanden bemerkede, at Sp0rgs-
maalet ON Anvendelsen af Tilskudet
$4,000 like her f~orelaae, men kun ON
Bemyndigelse for Gouvernementet til at
anvende $4,000.
2det Medlem for Christiansteds Landdi-
strict (Ratcliffe) fremhevede, at de fore
slaaede Udiaan like alene Wide. redde saa-
dame Plantager, som ellers under de tryk-
kede Forhold MATTE gaze ~tilgrunde, men
overhovedet opretholde Tilliden til Gems
Fremtid. Bel6bet af Ca. SCI, 200 var ba-
seret paa en- forel6big Beregning og skulde
kun STILES til Contemporaries Disposition
til Diet omhandiede Oiemed, uden at Diet
derived var afgjort, at hele Belobet skulde
blive anvendt dertil. S~porgsmaaiet ON
A%nvendelsen af de $28, 900 ~forelaae aldeles
like her. Han urgerede at intet un6dven-
digit Uphold we'd Sagens Afgj6relse burde
finde Sted, og Sagen settes under Afstem-
ming i nerv@rende Mode. (
1ste Medlem for Frederiksteds By (Sa-
rauw) 6nskede, med Hensyn til Hans H0i-
velbaarenhed Gouverneurens Bemerkning
ON Anvendelsen af de $67, 200 we'd Siden
af de lobende Udgifter, at der rhQatte blive
meddeelt Oplysning, ON hvo1 heget der
Wide kunne a~nslaaes at indkofnme i Ind
tagter, og hvormeget Udgifterne vile vere.
bet var vel saa, at Fofslaget like omtalte
Tilskudet af de $28,OO0, men Gouverneu-
rem havde u~dtrykkelig omtalt samme i For
bindelse med Sagen.
2det Medlem for Christiansteds Landdi-
strict (Ratclife) foreslog, at 2den Behand-
ling afSagen foretoges i indevarende Mode.
Gouverneuren bemerkede, at den ende-
lige Anvendelse at Tilskudet $28, 200 like
var under Forhandling, men naar Bevillin-
gen vedtoges, Wide Diet blive n~odyendigt at
anvende ialtfald en- Deel deraf til de ON
handlede Udlaan. Tilskudet var, som It'd
lGigere fremh@vet, skj@nket Colonialkassen,
og naar der j indevaerende Aar, som deter
, 1869-06-22
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Shipping Intelligence.

ENTERED A ~CHRlsTIANsTED:
June 1S.-American Brigantine "Nellie," j..
Owens, New York, Provisions.
=" American Brigantine George" j.
w. Willard, New Heaven, Provi-
SionS.
CLEARED AT CHRIsTTANsTED
=" 17.-Danish Brigantine "Gipsy," O. K.
Bernbaum, Frederiksted, Sugar and
Molasses.
, 1869-06-22

TABLE OF THE FALL OF RAIN,
during the week from 9th to 18th june.
Christiansted. Frederiksted. Kings Hill.
Lines. Lines. Lines.
The Republican journal., 1869-07-01
CUBAN WAR NEWS.

New YORK, June 90, A letter, dated IIa-
yana, June IA, which is published in the
World to-day, states that Gen. Jordon's fill
buster expedition has so far been as success
iul after landing as its most sanguine promo
tors could reasonably have expected A num-
Der of Spanish war vessels are cruising in the
Bay of Nipe, and, for the present tillibuster )
are advised not to attempt further landings
on the Cuban coast.
1t is also stated that the Havana volunteers
We're alarmed at the announcement that the
new Captain General, De Rodas, would bring
with him from 2000 to 1000 troops. and that
the consulting committee of the Spanish Junta
had prevailed upon acting Captain General
Espimar to telegraph TO Madrid that more
troops We're not needed in the island as they
feared De Rodas would use the troops against
the volunteers A reply having been recev-
ed that no more troops would be sent the
volunteers became quiet again, and expect to
be able to force De Rodas into the adoption
of their programme, or drive him from power
before reintorcements can reach him.
The Republican journal., 1869-07-01

The following article from the highest of medical
authorities-the London Lancet-contains so much
valuable truth, as we have tested the practice for
many years, that every family would do good
thing for itself by reading and lreasuring up its ex
cellent recommendations.
TREATMENT OF SCARLET FEVER. DR.. Charles
Il. Thompson reports in the Lancet his manner of
treatment in scarlet fever follows: The patient
is immersed in warm bath in the early stage of the
disease and this is repeated frequently, often
the strength Of the patient will allow. The first
effect is to produce soothing and refreshing feeling
in the patient, to be followed by such erup-
ton on the surface, of vivid color, and in such
amount would astonish those who have never
witnessed it. Thus one Of the greatest dangers Of
this fearful disease-the suppression of the erup-
tion-is escaped.
The appetite generally returns after the first or
second BATH and the strength of the patient Is kept
up by nutritious food. The bath prevents the dis
selniMtion of the disease by removing the eXcreta
from the skin it is deposited This treat
ment promotes cutcuIar desqlamation. The body
should be gently dried by soft linen cloths after the
bath.
By this procedure the various secretions are de-
prived of their noXOus properties, and the irrita-
ton of internal organs is quickly relieved, thus dis
sipating Infection Another benefit is that very
serious case is reduced to mild one. and the
patient RECEIVERS in less than half the usual time.
since Dr. Thompson has pursued this practice
during the last fifteen years-he has lost pa
tlent from scarlet fever.
The Republican journal., 1869-07-01

I'll 90 and find him." But there was nothing
in the tone or in the words to assure me. :
As he spoke he crossed the hall to our own
ROOM and turned the knob. The door was
locked. What could that mean? Eddie was
either on the inside or had taken the key away
with him. Mr.. A-ran round to a window
with broken spring, which could be opened
from the outside. 1t went up with a clang,
but a dense volume of spoke drove him back.
After an instant another attempt was made,
and this time on a lounge directly under the
window, he stumbled on the lnsenslble form
of little Eddie, smothered in smoke. Limp
and apparently lifeless, he was borne into the
fresh, cold air, and after some rough handl-
ing. was restored to consciousness.
From that hour | think have known how
Abraham felt when he lifted Isaac from the
altar unharmed in obedience to the command
of the angel of the Lord. True, had been
subjected to no such trial of strength and
faith: my Father knew | would have shrunk
utterly before it: vet, if it was not similar
messenger that whispered to me in the midst
of that gay party an hour previous, | have
no wish to be convinced Of it, and were the
book placed in my hands which l knew had
power to rob me Of this sweet belief, would
never open it.
Eddie said on returnin5 from school he
made good fire, and as the wood was snowy,
thought he would put it into the oven to dry ;
something he had never done before. Then
on leaving Mr.. E-'s room he went in for
an apple before going to see Libby Roses
picture book, and it seemed so nice and warm
he thought he would lie down Z while. lie
could give no explanation as to what prompt
ed him to turn the key; it was the first and
last time, but this would have made no differ
ence in the result, for no one would have dis
covered the smoke in time to save his life.
The wood in the oven was burned to ashes,
but as the doors were closed there was no
danger of falling embers setting the house on
! fire. and had we staid to the concert every
thing would have been as when we left, ex-
cept that little Edde's voice would never more
have made music for our ears. Every one
said that with a delay of five or even three
minutes we should have been too late
| Many years have passed since then, yetnow,
when the lamp Of faith burns dim, God and
His promises seem a great way off, | have
only to 90 back to this-the first, the last and
only manifestation of his nature-to feel that
LAS a father careth for his children so caret1
He for u.s. ''Deliver Us from evil. for Yhine
is the power" is no mere formality, but word
pregnant with meaning.
The Republican journal., 1869-07-01
THE FLOWERS.

There i, legend old as earth,
But beautiful and true
Which tells us how the flowers had birth.
And wherefore came the dew.
When Eve-through Satan's sore deceit
Touched the forbidden tree.
And tempted her - good man" TO eat,
The Lord came angrv:
And straightway turned from Elen's bowers.
The first born sinners forth
Away from all its smiling tlower>-
Upon the barren earth.
But pitying-ere TO Heaven he passed
His angel>-brothers them
Ger all the earth their footprint east.
And hill, and vale and glen.
Sparkled with tlower>-Earth's starry spheres
And seldom fled from view
They strewed the flowers with pity ing tears
Which of have passed for dew.
And thus, though Paradise was lost
BY first of human kind,
Their children know, though SOrely crossed.
cod, low. is left behind
The Republican journal., 1869-07-01

REMARKABLE MASONIC INCIDENT The
first Masonic funeral that ever occurred in Cal
itornia. took place in the Wear lS49. and was
performed over a brother found drowned in
the bay of san Francisco. An account of the
ceremonies states that on the body of the
deceased was found Il silver mark ola Mason,
upon which was engraved the initials of his
name A little further investigation revealed
to the beholder the most singular exhibition
of Masonic emblems that was ever draw by
the ingenuity Of man upou the human skin
There is nothing in the history or traditions
Of Freemasonry equal to it. Beautifully dot
ted on his left arm, in red and blue ink, which
time could not etface, appeared the cmblemS
of the entire apprenticeship. There We're the
Holy Bible, square and compass, the twenty
four inch guagc and common gayel. There
were also the Masonic pavement, representing
the ground floor of King solomon Temple,
the indented tessel which surrounds ii. and
the blazing star in the centre. On his right
arm, and artiStically executed in the same in
delible liquid, We're the emblcms pertaining
to the fellow crafts degree, viz: the square,
the level and the plumb. There We're also the
five columns representing the five orders of
architecture-the Tuscan, Dorc Ionic, Cor
inthian and Composite
In removing his garments from his body. the
toN C1 ilNtll, W llll INC Olllti LOUIS
Of operative masonry. Over his heart was
the pot ofincense. On other parts of his body
Were the bee hive, the book on constitutions,
guarded by the Tyler'S sword pointing to the
naked heart; the -ill-seeing eye, the anchor
and ark, the hour-glasS, the scythe, the forty
seventh problem of Euclid, the sun, moon,
stars and comets; the three steps. which are
emblcmatical Of youth, manhood and age.
Admirably executed was the weeping virgin,
reclining on a broken column, upon which
lay the book of constitutions. In her left hand
She held the pot of incense, the Masonic en-
blem OF pure heart, and in her upiftea hand
4 sprig Of Acacia, the emblem of the immor-
tality Of the soul.
Immediately beneath her stood winged Time
with his scythe by his side which cuts the brit
tie thread of life. and the hour-glaSs at hi-
feet, which is ever reminding Us that our lives
are whitening away The withered and atten.
uated fingers of the Destroyer We're place.
amid the long and flowing ringlets Of the dis
consulate mourncr. Thus were the striking
emblems OF mortality and Immortality blend
ed in one pictorial representation. 1t was
| spectacle such As Mason never saw before
and in all probability such a the fraternity
will never witness again. The brothers name
was never Known Philadelphia Age.
The Republican journal., 1869-07-01
THE ANNEXATION PARTY IN NOVA SCOTIA.

HAIIFAx, n s., June lS The following
was passed at the late repeal league eonven-
ton at Halifax.
Whereas, In the opinion Of the members of
this convention, the further continuance OF
Nova Scotia in the Canadian confederation
will be but a daily prayer to ruin, and
Whereas, Our only hope of commercial
prosperity, national development and perma-
nent peace, lies in q close relation with the
United States; therefore,
Resolved, That every legitimate means
should be used by members Of the convention
to sever the connection with Canada and
bring about union on fair and equitable
terms with the American republic.
Resolved, That this convention recommend
the foundation of leagues throughout the
province for the purpose of carrying the fore
going resolutions into effect.
The Republican journal., 1869-07-01

A newly arrived family We're lately gazing at Il
in Rockford. III. Little girf-"O
mamma is that a emp Mamma-''No, my child
that Is howl" Father-'No, my wife and daugh-
ter, that is neither zen nor a howl, but it is a
beagle, the hemblem of this barsted country"