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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-05-12


A commercial Istrsr L tie EaEt-l. fum ysF
York uaser sazs Il N1rrh z-rh makes sas s'i-1~tlg
remarks 10 rvga-f 30 su.z--
>u1r b a--u1 rising Eli the prospect ucT r..
IA shal have % paE i-n prices 6ir cur sweets
E1-izr the next F=r I've. 1eca1-= he r=F1iIrln-
AZ es11e1rs Il Cura 7r1zr-rrllc her 1,l1s'rT-
Hli cur reserves lGr s1-icisu-T rseupera-
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nz1sg frtE cut sl7Fiisss frum ul=Eus-fs sources.
a1l thus pssiciF upset ths ea-cua-lus II -lQss Flo
l1C< i1r aErrurle -1-ss. s.ssr crushed r-l
T. Lt-Ee 1uisrs have rgne o The Els- Indies 6r
huz AIT bag surErs- he P-rrl Ear1 cruz lr7rise=
O. - very heavy 1aes tls Hri-lsl Ass- L1iies-
ant extensive IErz1relIsl1s Ers being maize ssT
sral 4 car SrI1== 5r Tia pr1drcu q the lset-1Cs
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szmPElln VIZ about a. lgolCC d.. rhs cunzamV-
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rhs baik q gu- upcr-s VII BE- a. hand ~ ne Lst u
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received vi have swollen @ =. aC0. go D.
L r SAFE % pr-Ert tazs prices q nv strz- VII
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-05-12
PORT OF HoNoLuLU.


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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-05-12

FIRE o. N0SDAT--At about half-Pazt uine
On Monday morning last. the alarm OF fire
vas given b. the bell Of No :, and the En-
ziuez. as usual were promptly oct TIE
IRE VS. found 70 Dc in wooden house
&C King street, nearly opposite the Palace
gargs, and next adjoining The residence Of
he E0n. Tolne Il When discovered, the
fire had got such heatwzy, that It was in
possible 70 eIrfugUiSa il. ard il 4 very short
tine, the house vas hap Of ashes, the
burning frame having beeu pGlled down 81
Pr0,ecti0u Hook and Ladder Co Tie house
belonged TO 81 Industrious native carpenter,
Who vas absent Il z0rk WheH the fire occur
ed he lad locked 70 in the morning when Le
went away, and o1Iy returned TO fuc that
rs Iltl- al had disappeared L hard case,
truIy- The caEse Of the IRE has not been
really asc=rraIneG. aItkouzh there are uuusr-
Gus rumorS * to careiessuess il the Use Of
matches. The Hose Company got the first
stream Of water oUt By attaching their hose
10 he HT5r1at There L aIEays generous n
V4Iry On this point, and each company likes
ID haTe the credit. Eher il i due 10 thar
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-05-12
Ts PreGzce ME-kzs

SziI continues Z very unsatisfactory -1ntiirilll.
Ths is1azi fir Eheaz cas- and sa-sT. b s1-ss,ag-
Il Eyhr Elf gricss ar more q Isss 1cmilaL
F--mz,ens hlilzrs Ct csrsals- have bsen greatly
Disappointed In he course q he markzc- Fl1ur
selling - b-w hers. Ia even Orsguu cz11r aflr %
shi7 q ths market f-s,llE shs EuHif Es- This
,uu1r1n q thi1gz exists n al the iaiag markets Il
ras wurti- rheru has not ben surh ERA II chsHs
brsa,iszz n ze ysa-s- The present 1Ir-sril prs
poets II er1pz. n Eariaaz na-r 4 the E1rd On aut
f1it-a1s shaf there VI b. change n ms c-nii-iu
Il rhnrs very -a1u- BIZ there are Eurze evils ziaz
cnsau sloi- Igw prrss FIR brga.isra1s pr,lr-iTs
q mere rzzsraI prosperity thai hi-a 7rie-s-
rhs raiaF sszzuu- NV izEiar % a ,i1zs, laa been
: z1od enc sir Callslraia-slruIsrs -4t-zr IN int
Fhan ts-T uaessE r. Tbs IS a s1rrzzase ting I-
~ arse rsrr shar ths Srass 1-ru'izrat 9 her Last
en- sistzrs D. overland rIlr-lId- Important SIR
ksr @ MAKE ile EFpea7ncH-
Mr. Iau,I has been lad 51Ta % Eh-at thaa sEsr
hefrs. All m yieId vi BE- en1rnnzs- EhiIs M
question. vAar shal De trua vi-h lie ErsAr gan
crups. IS yes Enssrsisst Last s-asou- lssssn Eas
tzz-h- exporters. tie fui=s Il whish vi Prvlaby
ts zzhhi1zi n Hnzzaai caa-ig1 dlri1g rh- ensuing
selzCu-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-05-12

he traa-astuus N RAJ estrs Ehirh have --czn-sF
aiken place N ms sirE md vnfry- il,fiars l-v-J
narkzt- ne azzisry II rhs pesPla % sEn IN ne
su-- greater nv rhaz ever befirs. and 11ersirh-
-1Iai-zs the WIZ Pm excitement n hanszteat
szrfrsasa- . oa rae 1rslz- The s4irs 4 rsal e.
ne n Oakland 1ad vseaisy. sr ne pazz n1u-h-
1z1s1ns<f u s7ssslG
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-05-12

kAcSA and hi party were pat OF board
the EGte Lee on Nonday afternoon, to Be
tIkeu TO HHo for trial There were fifteen il
al Belonging TO this party, to be pat OF
their trial Five for Murder. il the Ist de-
-rse,-aud ten for rio5ing- Five of the Kao-
mites 20 a. Witnesses -Four other Pers9u=.
were sent uP 70 Dc tried for peri1ry- he
whole Of the prisoners were in charge OF
Deputy NIrshaL, David Daytou- Each OF the
Eaouites. Vas dressed entirely il white, ard
had Blble strapped 70 his side The poPa-
ice crowded the streets. and fJIloEsd the
cz-riazss- in EhIch Eaoua and E1laka were
Conveyed 10 the wharf, anxious 10 get sight
Of then Justice HartEslI- ArtorTeg Gene
"a Philips, L z Judd, Esq (Eho i azslgued
a. counsel ID the prisoners and Mr. Frank
Harris, Al embarked ou hoard the sane YES
sci 50 "a heard of the little schooner 80
touz-l the Judge. Counsel Witnesses and
Prizouers are al en- barssd together, fora four
Or I've days voyage hey have al the uee-
essaries, fora Court ca board not excepting,
probably, Competent Jurors IN Sufficient
-zEbers-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-05-12

usv s-s Company has been erZnaizs'i n tiis cry
q bring 5-s firm E1izaE- ths -cnunsr-iaE7 Il ne
EaEea Euusisrz shaz the pr'isrr a ssail1E ars .
HauaI1la has rar rscsfud Gr-erriau hg tAze inter
sssesi IN ne bushes A Earu g mat rrucaliE szE-
zzsc=i AS aiea q he Eri1sr= bu- crer a1d bet
TER pagi1g c-nszsr slaz -hs hlr sul- must exist. u
orisr q ulak- ne hGsias=z Fru6-a1iz- L III 1dr
prueahiy pay. Enril E-ur efrg becomes zIlrs t-irE
ser-i-i VA cizz Il psapi=. vim va-zs . pay
s,r sseh 1zzriss.
Our a1zaal cuaszuEtln Il TINS Erzcis- Is I'm
zl00 @ Eaad TINS z1t ne pre- {. eansaEsrs = &c
2 n rhls shaEiae hgslsss q szHtl11n % 80. so
per ysar- A r=i1rri0u IN Erirs III Srueahi5 axe
pls-s. soa1 As the 1s~ eanEauE Essz n uzrxing
rrurirr.ur
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-05-12

IXPEovDCESr ~ CESTEuCsAL MACENEs.
Ia the ,Sisuisie 4sssrsar1a, for February Is,
Is Al engraving Of An improved ceurrifu,al
machine, patented b. D " Weston, who,
many Of or readers VII remember. formerly,
csr-i-d 90 the business OF 4 uachinist il
E5zoIaI1- These rev style machines are
Used nor only for Srai-iug sugar, but for
drying clothes in hunGrtes, for dryiug Eool
AFTER icing washed and colored, for bleach
ing. extracting t4nuin from spent bark sut
for uazy other similar purposes. and are
known Is Eytro-EIrrscts.n
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-05-12
LOCAL NEWS.
Phases q ne Mosa ss- Nay. isss,

sszsAzn y s1sl- sAszzs sHzL
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-05-12

bakers, EXTRA FLOUR,
ID zad Pilot Bread. for sale By
BIN WALKER ALLEN.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-05-12

DEArE oF PACL Z NASINL-Or Sa.E--
GAY afternoon last. this gentleman. the last
surviving sou Of the Old Spanish pioneer, the
in tbs cigy. OF ssshus. and il i Supposed Of
scGe disease q the heart in adGirio1- Mr..
Mzni1i hat for TWO SEPARATE sessions Of Par
laneut. represented the District Of Eva and
Wai1z1g. bis remains were or Sunday
taken to the Roman Catholic Church, whore
religious services were performed and Jhence
% he eouSecrass6 barring ground A. HEl1o-
kah11, followed By long procession, and
escorted By the Hawaiian Cavalry, ct which
eo-ps the deceased WAS member
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-05-12
Supreme Court--.In Probate,
NOTICE.

NcENIF NItIN ~uFTVult NVufIs
Honolulu. May n. iS69.-l6-St
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-05-12

CHINGLES-A Superior lot Of Shaved
= Redwood Shingles, ex I'D. c. Murray"
and for sale by
Him WALKER ALLEN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-01-02
The Praetical Beauties Of Mormon
POlygamy.

"A Gentle woman in Utah lately gave cor.
respondent of the Cincinnati Commercial this
little but telling sketch OF the principal workings
OF the Mormon system:
Now, there's Eph. Roberts over there
pointing to the stone house near the mountain
he brought real young, delicate wife from
New York, new going on 1G years ago, and she
worked hard, tell you why, I've known her
to do all her own work when Eph. had three
hands and thrashing machine at his house, and
sometimes she worked out in the field, bound
wheat and raked hay, which You know. is awful
on delicate New York woman-'taint as if
she'd been raised to it, like we folks--and after
all, just last year Eph. went and married anotll-
er woman, real young one, not over twenty,
and don't you think, she knocked Maria-.hats
his first wife-down with the churn dasher and
scalded her. Eph. stood by and just said: 'Go
IN Luce Kill her if you can" 1t started about
churn. Both wanted to use it ut once. Maria
had it. aud her butter was q little slow comm,
and they got mad and Luce struck her and then
snatched the kettle off tie stove and poured
bot water on her feet: So she fell down when
she tried to run out. And what was the result
finally! Well, Maria left him of course she
had to or be killed. It's very nice, though for
the men. / had dozen chances to marry old
Mormons, but law l wouldn't give that for one
Of them Why just turn things around, and let
woman have two or three men, and see how
they'd like it. There would not lie any murder.
ing doue in these parts, oh, no And reckon.
woman has AS fine feelings as man. tell YOU,
If my husband ever joins 'em. or tries 70 get
another wife, that day Ill hun, another Gentle.
Bet Your lie ON that" rs..as.sa.5--.e..sssss-,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-01-02

offer % of land for SALE situated IL miles south
VI Ottaa the Nerulon river and miles Sire ator
THIS farm will he within n mil. OF the junction OF the o. O.
T. R.N u. X. and the Chicago Seneca & Lisbon r. K
when completely w, both under contract and being
pushed forward to compilation fast the the
comPane- will permit. The running on the
Ottawa. o. r. V. r. X. from Wenona tn. l. c. r. r.
Str.ao. 50 this farm Inderad with vein OF
the best coal in lnes being rom to feet thick and
than hundred feet from the surface Tie surface land
timber 81 under cultivation, 81 well fenced with
good boards.
A new dwelling honse with rooms and good dry cellar,
failing well o water, splendid ochsrd more than
hundred trees of choice fruit nearly full grown, having
een planted and arey cultivated several years before tie
huuse built.
The v.rmiion Coal Company I20 Of coal lsnl
adjoining this far, which Ia less than years will increase
Its value u double tho present price.
Bruce. March l4-tf. W. r. NILLIGAN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-01-02

a.
CAUSE AND EFrEcr.-Colds are the effect of
obstructed Precipitation. The symptoms are SO
generally understood, that nothing need be said
on that point. But colds are easily taken, and
unless great care is exercised second cold will
often he contracted, or in other words, one cold
will run into another, and confirmed cough en-
sue, bringing on straining and rxcking of the
lungs, and the production Of turbercles. AL.
though many thousands Of people are drifting
through these symptoms towards pulmonary dis
eases OF dangerous character. yet the majority
think that they are troubled with nothing but an
ordinary cold, which will remedy itself and pass
away. Fatal delusion--the rock on which may
life has been lost. See to il at once that your
cold is attended TO- Use Mshler's Herb Btters,
the most potent remedy ever discovered for Colds
and Coughs. and certain protection against the
danger Of taking them, if 1t is taken, regularly
two or three times Il day as a tonic. For sale by
oil druggists
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-01-02

IMPROVED LANDS FOR SALE.-I have for
sale OF the best grain farms in La Sale county, sit
uat.d four and onehaf miles southwest Of Ottawa 1t
tas 6o all under good fences and in good Of
cultivation. good house. cribs &c and Il offered at
figures that cannot fail to suit In the Brookfed
have the best stock and grain farm in this county, and
be Leat in the State Of Illinois, contains 400 asre- 500
under good fnces good dwelling and ersnt house, barn.
&C. Que of the finest springs Of water that appeared
above ground is this farm Any persoA wishing to Luy
farm will make by sailing before purchasing
have also 80 20 lots Ottawa for sale cheap
Ottaws. Jan 10 .1S61.-tf W.. WuITM0RE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-01-02

A witness in the Baker case. in New Orleans
being closely pressed by the attorney for the de-
tense as to his present occupation. answered that
he was in the employ of "Walker, Doolittle &
Co." "What is your business I" next asked the
sagsoieus attorney. pressing bricks and bot
toming chairs" was the prompt reply of the wit
ness. Further inquiry showed that his answers
were allegorical.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-01-02
Zeal ESTATE,

LNARM FOR SALE.-Ths subscrbsr ofsrs for ,sls
his residence cent aiming ~ Of land, and situated
three miles northwest Of the Court House in Ottawa La
Sale County, illinois, Said farm has 20 Of woodland
the remaining ~ in coed state Of cultivation
with good Improvements Oh and yssng apple orchard,
containing hns varieties OF grated fruit also several kinds
Of email faiisal thrifty will sell ny farm in oas lot,
Or will sell ls0 acres containing residence. and so
separately. 3s-2m. ELI DTRAWN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-01-02

The last poetical production Of Fitz Greene
Halleck was q neat little spigramatic quatrain,
written in lady's album, and is as follows:
All honor to woman, the sweetheart, the wife,
The delight Of the fireside, by night and by day;
Who never does anything wrong in her life,
Except when permitted to have her own way
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-01-02

A California paper speaks Of an enterprising
and highly successful murderer, as having 80
wonderful talent Of bereaving any family he does
not happen to like"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-01-02
L,lNK FARM FOR SALE.
l. ARlA0D - $3.50

The unJsigned Offers for sals his hss large fsrn lying
10 the town Of Wallace atsy Daytss) I've nss north
Ottawa Buck Creek. o. the farm 10 good yelling
hsue, wells cssrs, st4biax cribs, &c. All under COED
fence snd 10 fine cultivation.
Will be sold whole. il lets 70 ssit purchasers.
TRsNsOne fourth down and balance q time or terms
that may be agreed HPSn.
no2l-yms JOHN BELLY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-01-02

[CARM FOR SALE.-Ths undersigned desires to
sell 200 acres of the north end Of his present farm
the town Of Farm Ridge La Sale county The land all
under fence and In good cultivation and situated that
would really make splendid farm. There IL built on II
good tenant house, with we'll, &c. Terms easy liberal
Apply on the premises, to
Farm Ridge, Dec. 6-4ws BEEBE CLARK.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-01-02
LOR SALR OR EXCHANGE FOR GOODS
I Or CITY PRORERTY.-ThsO ttaxa Aysnua

iisuss and rarm containing ~ Of the best
rS Tor making glass IN the county The land
well fenced mostly pchsts tn, bgdngs Of stoss the
beat lara ia .wn, good sheds falling we'll Of water
situated miles west of Ottawa aad mile from the Fair
G uDd-, Oh Ottawa ASenae which il the only good dvif
paik oat Of the city, being rods WIDE which makes the
hou.s great resort aud tie lest place for brewery anil
beer garden In the cOlnty vita ass grove back Of the
house Tor pic MICS
For fsrtAer particulars inquire sn the pisMisss Of
nol4n CAPT. 4. P. REED, Auctionssr.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-10-19
Fall of Ed0latry in the Sandwich
Islands,

Captain James Hunnevell, who died
last May, at Charlestown, Mass, aged
seventytlve years, was an officer Of the
brig Thaddeus, which sailed just fifty
years ago, in October, 1919, to carry the
first company of missionaries to the
Sandwich Islands He remained at the
islands as a merchant, always the friend
of the missionaries and of the peoples
best interests. On their arrival they
were surprised to learn that the people
were singularly prepared to receive the
gospel, for they had been led to renoun-
ce and destroy their idols just before the
missionaries arrived. 1t was Mr.. Hun
newelrs privilege to hear from the lips
of Hewahewa, the last high priest Of the
old idolatrous system, an account of the
cause which induced the destruction of
ido!atry. He says:
"This chief told me he knew the wood
en- gods could not send rain, or cause
food to grow, or send fish, or take care
Of the old men and women, and he knew
there was but one great God dwelling in
the heavens; and that in this persuasion
he cautiously conversed with the King,
Kamehamehs II when he found the King
was Of the same belief as himself"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-10-19

81 see, little boy" SAID the half Ingram
"that YOU are becoming sensible. Go,
and pick up your sword, and let me re-
commend you to study fencing with a
better master than old Psgliano. Ilearnt
all he could teach me, nineteen or twenty
years since. am not going fup to the
Priory. You will come aud breakfast
with me. No! by. the beard of Moham
med, will take no denial. Ihave much
to tell you"
The young mans eyes flashed, as he
gazed on the face of his half-uncle.
"Ah. | see you suspect what it is
Come"
Saying this, he turned away and strobe
across the turf in the direction Of the
village, lying north of it. He did not
again look behind him. to see if the whole
Ingram was following or not.
The young man did so.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-10-19

The salary wasted by the New York
Times people upon Blgelow, it is said,
was $3.50 a week
Senator Wilson will snivel for the 'loy-
al cause two or three times in Texas be-
fore the election.
A Mayor has just been elected by the
people Of Norfolk. Virginia. General
Candy was the only voter.
There is a disease called inland yellow
fever, or addison fever" prevailing in
the vicinity of Columbus, Miss, that is
quite fatal. 1t has all, or nearly sll, the
characteristics of the Gulf yeIlew fever,
terminating with black vomit.
The latest reports from Gen Duncan,
On the Republican River, confirm the
previous reports of his success against
the Indians. The quantity and value of
the material captured are much greater
than at first reported.
Admiral Farragut who has been in
Chicago for several days, is lying da, g.
gerously i'll at the Sherman House He
took cold during an excursion on the
lake the other day, which has resulted in
congcstive chills, and grave apprehen-
sioas are felt for his recovery.
Jahex Bacon, of Winthrop, Maine, is
ninety-three years Of age The other
day he appeared upon the streets Of that
town with the most venerable turnout
Oh the continent. The wagon was forty .
five years old, the horse twenty 1--WE, and
the harness forty eight. The whole es
tablishment, old man Bacon and all, was
photographed.
The Omaha Herald says: "We learn
that the Omaha Reservation is being sur
veyed into sections-subdivided accor.
ding to the Government plan. The in.
tenlion is to give each head of a family
one hundred and sixty acres of land and
each minor forty acres-the remainder
to be sold for the general benefit of the
tribe. The reservation is one of The
richest bodies of land Of its extent il
the rorld.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-10-19

@"When I reflect upon what have
seen, what l have heard, what I have done,
1 can hardly persuade myself that all that
frivolous hurry and hustle and pleasure
Of the world had any reality, and look
on what has passed as one of those wild
dreams which opium occasions, and by
no means desire to repeat the nauseous
dose for the sake of the fugitive illusion" :"
Lord Chesterfield.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-10-19
Written for the Spirit.
THE sCOTCHMAN's HOME.
BY j. A. n

Oh! yonder is the guild auld hanas.
see the blue smoke rise,
And sight more welcome ne'er sswI,
Meath Italy's bright skies.
They talk o sunny Itsly,
The land of love and song,
srow, to Scotia, auld and drear,
Far sweeter charms belong.
And hath she not in song placer
Were not her warriors brave?
Have not her daughters every grace,
That Southern darnsels have?
Each glen, each wood hath witnessed dseds
Which, full Of wild romance,
Outvie the acts of 1taly's song, a
Or sons Of "la belle France"
Then Scotia, hail! once more view,
Thy valleys, forests, hillsl
Thy music wild, than Italy's songs,
Far moro my bosom thrills.
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w"Peruse the works of onr philoso.
piers, with all their pomp of diction
how mean, how contemplate are they,
compared with the Scriptures" Where
is the man, where the philosopher, who
could so live and 80 die, and without os
tentationf" "If the life and death ot
Socrates are those Of Sage. the life and
death Of Jesus Christ are those of s
God. ."-RousSeau
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~"I know men, and tell you, that
Jesus Christ is not man" "Alexander
Caesar, Char!emagne, and myself found
ed empires. But upon what did we rest
the creations of our genius? Upon force.
Jesus Christ alone founded his empire
upon love: and at this hour millions OF
men would die for Him." "If you do
not perceive that Jesus Christ is God,
very well, then, did wrong to make you
a general" Ito General Bertrand) d).-Na'
poLeon Bonaparte.