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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-18

THE BEST OF WoRK.-Such has long
been the Rerdict of all those who have
patronized the establishment of Mrs. A. NJ.
Parish, No. 22l Canal street. She took the
highest premiums at the two last State
Fairs, and the awards have never yet been
questioned. Numbering as she does among
her patrons all the elite of our city, she
can not fail to give satisfaction as to fit and
sstyle of garment. Read her advertise
mert.
Who is there that does not love to enjoy
the solace of one of Havana's best cigars
If any, let him forever hide his diminished
head in this community, for he will never
find friend or sympathizer. But for those
who do love good regala, something sans
pareil, we would advise them to call on Mr..
NJ. Peasant, No 5 Carondelet street, who is,
par excellence, the importer of the very
best brands from the "Gem of the An
TILES" Mr.. Peasant sells at small profit and
never deceives. Try his cigars.
THE ANNIVERSARY OF ROBERT BURNS
|. we tcdIu llldt tAC CcObS VIVA AdC Will
have grand gathering on the twenty fifth
of January next, to celebrate the ami
versary of their great Bard's birthday, as
the St. Andrews Society is preparing for a
Burns festival" and that that gifted lady,
Mrs. Virginia Thomas, has kindly consented
to write poem on THE Scottish Poets, }" to
be read on that occasion by . member Of
the Orleans Dramatic Relief Association.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-12-03

I know Martin flahivs, tho vitaess who
swors that Lsngvorth hsd tried to bribe him to
kill Robinsou.) HE general reputation for truth
and vsracity il decidedly bad. would not be-
lievs him under oath.
JOHN FoRRIsrEL. Esq. called: Known Long.
worth twenty years. He 10 very warm hearted
nan. Robinson was lighting character. His
physical prowsss wa great. He had the name
Of 1Shting man; know him to have had quar-
rels- Had one with him myself. Had to put
hin out OF my ONCE With . club. daughter!
He came into my office in suit between him and
George Pilsbury. / randered . judgment against
him for or dollars He appealed, and when
he get the appeal he went away, and afterwards
came back and began to grossly abuse me-
There was no ous else in the office at the time
ordered him out He refused to go. and dared
me to put him out. l seized n club and then
under that argument, he left Nsuehter.) He
was man who would fight for trife.
w. H. Monk, q surveyor, testified as to a GER
tain plat of the disputed territory. Also that he
was present when he hearde Mat. Flahive declare
that Longwo was pretty drunk, and staggered
when he offered to bride him tFlahive.)
ENoCM C. MARKS, for 20 years a ueighbor o.
Lougvoeth, testified TO his peaceable character
and good neighborly qualities. and said thai
Robinson was called mean and Grabbed man
a ousrrelsone man. He had many fights. HI
was called dangerous, and would use any instru
ment at hand to fight with. He had mad.
threats, in witnesses presence, to hang a Negro
who was in witnesses employ for no cause tina,
he twitness) knew OF. Heard rumors Of Robin
con having killdd q man in Virginia Don
think one could get along with him withou,
suffering himself TO be imposed upon. He would
take all the road-not yield AN inch.
OSCAR NELLIs sworn: Gave about the same
testimony as to the character Of both men.
]. K. WAGNER was sworn: He is farmer
and surveyor. He always supposed Longwor,h
to be kind.hesrted man He then testified as
to certain surveys.
Thursday was devoted to testimony for the
defence, tending 20 show that Robinson was spite
full and vindictive. and man of terrible and un
governabe passion; and alec impeacting the
testimony of Flahive. The prosecution follow
ed with rebutting testimony.
The evidence on both sides closed yesterday
morning, and at 10 o'clock Mr. Boyle commenced
his address TO the jury.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-12-03
SPECIAL DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

List OF town lots lying within the limits of the corpora
ton Of the city of Ottawa county of La Sale and state OF
Illinois, upon which special taxes were levied for the
construction of q sidewalk known as Spring Street
Sidewalk and remaining due on December l. A. D 1870.
Originsl Tolrn,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-12-03

Il to place OF beginning. "A 80 3 I.s2 40 SIS
BENZ Shotwell, 63S 1900 q.
running 80 II and W and
"a 4 and O. and lying d.
rectly ofJno Collins tract
last above described ..N q 1856 400 4 20
Bowen Boyle, n IL ofsa
eh swk neh :..............A 30 g 1s 5000 $50
w Cooley, ST. 1000 next
west OF J Cooley tract last
described, except 155sIOV
In ne corner. ..............A 80 3 5T2 GOO SO
Jonathan II Dicken, tract in
rayine a OF block number
one Q) and eleven On in
GlOver's Addition to Ottawa
in nek ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80 9 40 100 10
STATE OF ILLINOIS,1
La SALE COUNTY, IS
CTyV Ot1nd, DANIEL. BLAZE, City Colec-
for the city OF Ottawa county and aforesaid
hereby give notice to persons interested that shall apply
County Court Of La Sale county, in said state The
nrst day Of the January term thereof ls1. 10 be
lar january thereof 1871, tor Judgment against
and tracts Of land and parts of lots and Of
land described for the taxes interest due
thereon for the year 1870 and for order sell
for the satislactiou thereof DANIEL BLAKE
CITY C0lieceOr Of the Cdy u Cur,r1.
, 1870-08-14

to her. She did not pay the least attention
10 them, but quietly followed ths pl1I'
Soon the audience grew quite excited,
for. Is seen from every part OF ihs
theatre, she sesmed to be stazS n75ea:s
no thread Of clothes wzs to be discovered on
ali the body visible above the front Of the bo1-
Atlast the Commissioner Of Poliee went to hes
knd s..d '.11sdame, you are not here IN :
resi- oatgaoirc" {this word bignifes not only
lex in : theatre. bu. = bath tub1. she an. .
public decsncy b appearing here N this cos
1un,s! And .hea sppe.F S e. The stag r,s %, o.
applsuded! This il downright NONSENSE"
.f hadsme, cannot argue the question r1th
eon ali 1 haFs to ear Il, Tou must 'leavo this :
theatre" At Last she vent. g1nmbllng at the
stupidity of tho human zaee- She ~ss one Of
tha p1ei,iest 6gurautes Of L. GIte, WHARF shs
Is nightly sppl1udea tn '' La Chute E1suche-"
Nile. u. Of the Patis oper1 has vesy pretty
teeth, Ard. in order to exhibit her itotT rssh-
ness, constantly forms her mouth into smile
A spitetul little lady friend Of hers aaid to bar
the other evening. - You know, my dear, you
Tan close up .our canine exhibition Lille
Ne have seen it olrfsIfyr
, 1870-08-14
Thncrnane1 ParaoM.

The sermon il the one thing that enbitters
this ftetiye youpg life. Gay, volatile. ehAtty,
be tears himself away from that Charming
lawn party 1t the Hall to find his '1narda
quart dheure. He k1ows nothing. he never
ihinks, and even Is the most coEnuouplace OF
ditcou1zes aaka for faint pretonce Of Nox-
ledge; faint eHo1s II thought. There u the
ituIptsibility of be6inpipg his sermon There
il the senoter impoesibiltJ Of ending II 1ne
rem quiyess in his idle fingers II the thoa8ht
Of the ioud suore from tho squlre's co5nef,
the rectora eoeer, the quiet mocke1y OF sne
girls who uorship him in the 1oquet ground
But tho fingers ire still idle. BE PAGES the
room, he looks ont ot the windoT, he sIeNs
himself down again 10 hls table. but nothing
comes. There Is nothing for it but snu+ and
to do him justice he Grams in = AfEe ana
unssctaxin spirit. He ranges his authoaieh
before him With disdain Of theological b1as-
4 BIT ont o3 Eeb1e ioet1ea bit out Of Spur
Eeo1, page OF Robe1tsoa follows = naetAphot
iren Nelvill- The theology Of the cto9uet
cut.ts Is. as his rector kindly explains,
a moeaIc, hut the nosaic is put together with
the graceful se1f-copeciousness with which the
e1temporaneous prophet Of the seaalde xeaves
yes together his cenio Of quotations daydn
w1ote son4tas in court dress apd tuthes, and
the spoatle Of the "genteels" compo-ea II
the soflest and most gorgeous Of dress!nS'
Crowns. Before him Is lis commonplace
book around are host Of little Volumes 70
.adat sh be dps 2; n bee sps s n hs snbs
:, S.u Jean ar. f'o' III 'he Lid s7'a nnosH q con- con-
t1ibu6op. Theological distinctions A,e 4.
rnknoMa to Ms. HoneynnAn Il to the cIoqne
crf1te, but he Ia too much I mAn OF "
world TO borrow from famiai1E quarters on
t1eatisea ct German nysties picked up o'
, 1870-08-14
Which WIS Right!

ArarsE of granamari.ns argued for half An
hour over the question, @ IL Il right 10 SAY six
and seven y elsssn, or six and seven are
eleven some we're certain is WAS the prop
er tenn to employ. While others wese equally
strenuous that orr was t4,eriGht word.
.sDo you mean TO say. SIR" said ono very
much cxcised, "that si1 aud seven are
eleven !"
~ .rc," replied the aosa oa'heE I e?u.liy excited
N leave The question to tho decision Of the
Tentnnic rantlou1n who brought sheir lager.
e - Hans. ian which is hight, to sa5 sir and aaren
Is eloyen, or six and seren are eleven
=. .vich is rpcht {
.Sa1 unit sebeu ish elsven, or sex unit eeber
ast elesens"
"Yes, yes thats It. ns.~ dr.
ncu.
, 1870-08-14

eight inches OF rain fell during tho Ant six
months OF the year; tho usual quantity being
about fifteen inches
Fourth An iEcteaae In Tho amount Of chem
ical actiHty, both in combination and deeom-
position And 4 'Rre2ter display Of electric
and magnetic phenonena: because these phe-
nomenA are now identified, beyond doubt.
with chemical changes. They are the exact
equivalents OF esch other. like heat and me
ehanieal force Hence unusual inegulAnt5 IN
Temperature, because electric e1cltations
cause rapid atmospheric chaurss-a fact well
known to the meteoro1ogtst .-.
here He have the cause OF the strons con.
tfacta OF temperature met with this yeas ~
short intervals. From tho aednfc character
OF the rays emitted By the SUI spots re inter
the following: 4 more rapid growth Of Veee-
tatton, Whero not fnterfered With b. excessive
Liability to rot after maturity; unuanaH! sqa-
den attAcks Of disease in the aniEoA world,
With an enhanced tendency to tho epiaenic
form; and an fncrease in human noftaAty-
We can oul. note briefly AfsW facts Hhien
t4Eh to support our vieNs With ieenu ao tue
~ n4snee Of sun spots On H Ha,n .e,so sonof M tSs
fact that he Teatber of the present
spring aud summer h2s been unuanA-
Is cool on ihe ocean, which coyars
th1ee-fou1ths Of tho carth's surface. a. The
whole al.pzodncing world hss been visited
ton md extent; II has 1asted for months, and
been general I'll over ArnesicA and Europe,
the rainfall heing much 1cra than half the Az
erago qusntity. This Is proof Of diuinish-
ed hest. and decreased evaporation on the
ocean, which is the great feeder Of the rain
clouds. {s.) Reports from all psrta OF Amer
ica and Europe tell Of extraordinarily azcas-
.ivo heats on 1anl. and great Irregularities IN
Temperature. a. The year has been marked
BY unusual electric disturbances in the At
nospl.ete, hne displays Of the aurora
borealis, interruptions to the hos Of
The e1ectnc anid along tbs telegraph
wires, thunder without rain, numerous deaths
from the lightning stroke Honr in Chicago.
and earthquakes extending noxtl5 half way
around the Globe, frnm Mexico to Japan. On
the 18th and 18th Of Missy. These we're Also
felt in pctzyviIle, Alabz Ms; Charleston, South
Carolina Shreveport, Loulsisna in Arksness;
in the Island Of Guada1oupe, al these from
tue 10Th to the 1lth Of May, and in Now York
city the shock was felt on tho 25th Of July,
threatening to prove the stAia knieker1oeker
city to rest on au equally insecure foundation
withseE Francisco. To these VIC may add the
partial failure OF the grain crops Of Europe,
complete loss OF fruits in many patts OF the
United states, aud > largely Increased mortaA-
- ia F.. a. :
, 1870-08-14

~. 1,r. o,d.t,.h;m.3 Watches. before the
;.t.15 ~ tha nrrsrnt co5nnsct form Of
I mtoo.Ioa :s y. u.s psSS .-~.a 3Tor.ts5 v;th
tuen msafumcntar 0a "oie ueests.oa "N5
Tetree 4ud devices "a TOKENS oi lave @Au
fEendaMp. The papers were frequently YeV |
neatly cut with elaborate dasiEns sometimes !
sp1etdins oyer lie whole field. while at others
cirrle r. cr.1 vr.a joft IL the rs11tre mn |
,vh;cE -. 80 Il ...3Ss.s.-a
nrs ~ "a pataseo maot1.use t1 ...,,,,,
,no., H. o'A PaPc8 oaa toese uues enhfs''o
.consen, ,n7 se,,e x,,se taznee er.e 4
And teEtEe no pooSc usGnt from thy gate:
ToI wny. ms eouoen thee stve,
To lcaEne TO dye aud .iye to i,ve.r
In another the fn11our;n, l;,..
nla.ea M 10 ta n-intNa ~ .'usn Sefe - tes
ireak. eo - c'fc'S' "I.aaas
-on1ani--
PeETetual1J moving,
These faithful hands a-e proving
Hun 6wtft .he hburs steal ~:
Ine e,Isnt,.sn3 tannEo9 Pnlsss,!!iss a .s!ns ossuns
tsWif viii ~ the n. hnn1. 1Hf' 81 n1':' +1sS'
Ready" Be ready. nertars br:1re
These hsnds h.Te made
One revolution more,
Lies sprnK Ia snapt.
-
At Lydto1d, in Devonshlse, Ii the sS-o"ins
ca vatehnaker:
he opia{ie Gaze 0f
George RonthiCh, Waichroaker,
Whose abilities IL thai line were IN honor to his
profession.
Integrity Was the mstnsp.ins, and prudence the
reeuiasoF OF az ne Acuons o. u!s Mis.
Humane, senef@GGSS @ aaa IoSa. * mag, naua ae'es
a;cI, spPeo rri,se ~ as ~ LIZ hie nnSemenn.
oe eSceps when Sci sRoln9
hy people Who did not know lis key.
Even then he was easily set risns again.
ua nhf the afs OF dlsposlhG OF Ills ume
50 wei, .,n.,
MS ona annIs ~ nss ay XII - sc6t
TIL IN uuincST y. nnnent nut MI = n..f,od IN hts
| exiS;sree,
uo departed this tie November 18th, 1861,
II " eSps q os,as .aEea IN esad /, hi. Mater:
eone foe tas ss1iS sernea 4 ss paired aoa set
In o,d s;lvss w,.ohss ~ "''.a ~ eo"e e,
lines. As' were tnese printed
.r,,, .,o
, 1870-08-14

bookstslIs along tho Rhine, dusty Puritan
diatribes, ss alden extracts" :" from forgotten
Fsthe IL y side wa.h .hs LIT H.. ai9o9s5.s IL %
lie bright indistic., but nsyer tedious sermon
iorahle p1esche1. AIS mirror u befoee HIN,
bur H. rTn1tar artists Of his clsss need even
more thsn mir1ior. ons of the most poPu-
l.r Of london prcschsrs y sid ,a1a 70 rave 81 % T.
@ nshed .a h. hl1a e. with na.n noan pSp WV of s IS
jcwelled band, The pathetic droop, he WIN,
ring gesture Of ir1caiatihlo appeal in the wood
itsel{.-London Saturday Rsriet1-
, 1870-08-14

4&EHAfkE0 ~E& 4AA&&N4A
7snusla.ed for 7Ae 1nbtsns Jrons ~ Gsrnen
Etnst Niger BY John Maurice
A sound ct thunder totls along,
Gef1nauiA sings her battle song1
Throughout the world the proud refrain,
From Iurthest shores resounds sgain
German Ia the land,
German the sea,
Where armed We stand,
VIII blade In hand,
A ieasleas hand,
Here Is Germany.
Lol Germany awakes from sleep,
VITA strength renewed to win and keep;
No enemy her conquest bars,
In Asnor shining she declares,
German II Tho land.
&C.. Do,
To xweu the sound the ~aters totn,
The mighty Danube greets the Rhine,
The Elbe salltes the Isor shore,
Prom Prussia sounda through Snabfa,
German Is the land, &C.
A fhous4nl masts the standard ahow,
The bIsck. white, Crimson co1ors glow,
And nations lls1en with respect
When loud resounls from deck to deck
German IL tho land, &c.
Forever let the hrmn be aune.
Majestic, In the German tongue,
Sounding Ger seas to frrthest ssrnndf
a reunited FRtheElandi"
German IS the land,
German the sea, 40, &c.
, 1870-08-14
Curious EPEfurhs on Clock and
w1tchmakeFNs

From khe Lo..don Jesetlef,
''aIen do not laugh over new mAde grav.si
yet eEA cannot raprres sEnila oser some Q,
the epitaphs which are to be found IN the old
chusch-yarcs OF England. -.-.-
Joking epitaphs. like the joking sermons.
once Of tolersbiy ireqnent occurrence, Ne now
30 epGrelv ont OF vogue that We insert these
cu.ious specimens for the amusement ot ouE
readers. The following appears In the old
church-ysr I'd at A1bridge, Somerset:
tBtl'ie thy
For thirty wears or more,
We say,
Thy Balance or thy
Main springs htukeu-
And all ihT movements
Ceasc TO WORK"
John Dlbic, cloctuakor, Who died September
13, 1867.
1t Hodd.m, Du1nfrieshi1e, is smother one,
clocmake1:
IS Here lyes man. who al his mortal life
Past mending clocks, hut could not mend als
The iilun i1I1 Of hts bell x.s ne 'er ras snrtll
AswN her tongue, aye clscking ike mill. :.
BSs noH ee r. ,onnS T6fse a Ta7s
Beneath An old OAK tree, in An obscHre cor
I nsr Of Ctto1ete1 chu1rLy yard IS The following
1 curious epitaph, written On siab Hhtsh eos-
! eYs The teu2aipa OF onco celebrated T&scn-
maker (who Was fond Of good Ale}
ss ops wao sen seFope pexet e seo sublime
Tune e1 stopped ia motion, overture" hi 'alAnce
r-a ~neel: .i' 81: n,xo.s though made Of hardened
B,pse ii bis spr4ne The verge q life deea5sn; 4
And now he Is II taonRa a. aeI IL ses 1r; nen naae
| ~ TNs5at ~. hsA ucpe-xnJ then he meek had died
I ~ Shrewsbury Chnrcbyatd ia the following
| .nitaph on Matchmaker:
, 1870-08-14
4 SpSFltupl MnniEcntnxlon,


4 ASpSrltuol MnniEcHtaSion.
RI JonN @. WHITTIER.
hs hesident.s L<set, Brorn L"aictFsstv. 72sk
Month, lAs1.
To-day the plant Of Williams set
us summer b'0,in discloses:
The E1ldins swees-l,rier wears to-day
It's crown Of cultured roses-
LIT fancy that he watches Still
His PtoT.i-nce plantations.
That still the careful Euuu'ler tAktS
A natt On these OCCASIONS
Me.hinks see that reverend form,
Which all Of us so well Know:
lc TlsrA mp to speak; he Jogs
The presidential elbow.
"GooA frtcnds,r > he naTs, =. you reap I neld
snred In sclf-<1cn8,.
For tolcraslon hal ltA grlcfs
And chnI1ty Its trial
aGreat grace, as saith Sir Thonsz More,
To bin must needs lre given
Who HEARTH heresy and leaves
Tnc hctetlc to llearent
at hear again the snuf1lesl tones,
Sec in dEearY VISION
Dyspept,c t,scaulcrs, spiritual bores,
And prophets With misslon.
"Each zealot thrust before my eyes
Ills Scrp&0rc-gaEblcd label:
All cseetis were shouted ln my eat1
Al with the tongues of Bai,cl
"ScourKcd at one catttail, each denied
The hDpt nf cvery other;
Earh martyr sao0I his branded tlst
At The conscience Of his brother.
n1n r1siieal Madam Hutchinson.
Iou,I.rotcetl TOR rights Of woman;
And Carton 1etf his saints elect
, 1870-08-14

dead it NAY be determined whatpaf na u!M
tntar upon the jots Of the futrzfs World or
laid ont amongst nndcrtakeTs men-not
| emitting Ernt,..4ty for the Rabbits funerAi
| discourse-msy be regarded ss sound invest
| nent,
The prayers appointed to BE- said in the
bu.ial-grourd are brief. It would be curious
10 inquire whether the Jews shAre tho Mahou-
metan ballet thu the Angel OF Deash hovefs
| over / ncw-uAde grave in search Of fresh
victims. BY far the most impressive part OF
the ceremonial consists In the nearest relative
throwing three 1novelstu1 Of earth into the
! crave, alter which he hands the spade On 70
! t,c next, Hho does the same, unf!l Al ne
mouTnezs have performed their sh3re. II
there h not enough to fill the grave, the se1-
ton and his men complete the task
Great cars is to BE- taken that these onlS
who NAV lawfully sleep together IN his Rhonla
he buned IL the s&tna grave. Two enemies
tnust hot Be buHed nesr each other: nelthet
mu.t uosoxious sinner be hid near man
1ho uas renowned foE piety. The ground ot
the.e prohibitions Is the doctrine *hch y
! meet ffnly held by the Rabhis that the dead
know shat is soing On around them; Inc
| following e&c,y, taken from the TAuuad- Will
serve ~ An example Of tho kind OF tesso4a8
that rrevalls:
AJev, who had long been g.oaning under
,hs evil temper Of his wife. aea one eSenlug
| 10 4 cenctefr to get beyond the reach Of nef
railing toneus. 1t 20 happened thas 1t eae
thA avs Of Inc New Tear. md ~ night drew
On be wa aatoni.hed to hear the sound o.
VOICES a Of persons talling benesth biz feet
Lyipg 1t full length upon the ground y listen
b vsa ptrp,exed beyoad measure TO diseoye,
! that two women who had baen recently 6ntaeS
, il adjoining graves we've convezsinG "lsh eaei
, | other. A.
. | wall Of heaven, and eco II you can leato VIDA
| will happen thus year.
.. Ard here, perhaps it ought to b said; .:
, w.y OF explanation, that on New 1ea1s Dass
, ! according to Habhnical teaching, The eseuss Q
: the coming twelve months Ate II a1ed-Hh
. ! is 10 be born and d.e-wh,t accidauts and mia
i fortunes viii happen, and soon:
. "But why not come With me- inquired u
:. other speaker.
!, "Alas ! cannot, for an buried in ma
! ting, and tlis dedlement prevents me fro1
soafsng On high Bat go you, pray m
. | tripg Ee word
Silence followed for sorne inae, but it n
! broken at list BY the vusoe Of the Eonan w
= had been listening 1t The gstes Of heaven, N n
Il Who nox began 10 re1z&e the erents thai n to
| opening ycr wa4 destined to bKing- on
thiuG thaf made great impression upon Q.
4. Jews Hird w=s tha: Ill the crops uhi:h "e'
, 1870-08-14

| think upon their latter end tneE 60 nucn a.
cnt thar nser: Or thsy isel .ne 1Iaagss h.11,s
have escaped the notice OF anyone who may
! have had occasion to visit them When , man
ia 30 IL Il to bo Obliged to keep bis bed. Ill the
Habbis hold that he viii not rise again unless
therefore, he diligently sets aboat the work OF
confession, according TO the prescribed form
Al1uos, Ill possible sips arc arranged under
separate heads, and ae the penitent proceeds
With the catalogue filling IN from time to
time Ill such special offences "a nAy haye
been omitted bF hrs guide-he strSkca upon
his breast, and declares himself guilty.
In ylailnR ths sick il is strictly forbidden
! to stand uesf the bead OF the bed, on xccount
| OF the Angel Of Death. who Is Hs!r11 Hs!r1r17sed to
! take up Els portion :aere in readiness to
| etr,ke down his victtm-
is fetched from the synagogue. who retitea
| certain prayers, concluding with, Hear.
Israel The Lord our God IL One. and the
words are 80 timed that tbs utse7anea oi
"osE" shall coincide e1aetay with the lats
ee saseu .Sout b lbs, I'D prob,biy the most sting
las afi,ont that could be offered to JOS
..C,,;d l.e to tell him that be will die without
having thi, done for him. 1hisis IN insult tha
vii liudle the mort slusEish spirit. 50 univer
il the feeling 1eoas re- rs tsai ehen ea ,
5Nv eusreets the smal5est approach o
dsncer' he instantly Ties to his ''Hear. {
Isssei." &C., preceding it, when there is time
bv brief confessicn-
when the sick mxn is sctua1iy dying, no ons
!. slowed to touch him, lest In any way hi
de,th' should be haetened; for this would b.
-steemed The game as killing him. There IS
ecmmnn belief that il he lies on bed o
misa fea,hers-that is, Of fowls, gcese, an
ZINC ccmt ined-he viii die veIy hard: Oisei
a I snd often does it happen that the bed y draw
Z from bepeatb struggling sufferer in the hTu
= conyiction that his dying pangs vii b
: abridged. Sometimes. also, it u mas7ne'
' that he sick man cannot depart until hs IA
tastsd some particular kind Of food or dt1nk
' ! This at last is hut upon, and the soul Is lie
= suppoeed to be free to 60
Il the sick man u iusensiole doI1nE tne "
fox houru OF life, two candles arc tit. and hes
d near his fsce Hhile the customary prayers =! !
Il rer;tcd. This is done eren In broad dashsht
:. but ,he ceremony is omitted the ds1ne gu
in couscious. II would be too ride anoe
n to his feelings. -,....,,,, ~
Death ia determined by the Applicsaon OF
feather to the nostsil. or. il it chance 20 %
Sabbath. when fcathsr cannot pe p!ncAe
N without violating tho sanctity Of ne III,
looking-slaes is brought instead Wssnan M
m houf Ster death tbs corpse nuss b r
l The ance' xeu,d allow ai5 son alone - So NJ.