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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-19
4 PROCLAMATION.

"-Aoi11-N"AoN' way - Ao'
nno,,-
a FhOCAAmAIlON'
BN THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA.
Convention between the United States an6
the German Emnire rpsnncting Conen1s
and trademarks, SIGNED December II
1871: exchanged ApriI q. 1872: proclaimed
June /. 49,.
y,-,rrn .;
fine Tnitnd state, ~ ~ zen
t tilo :, N I 2Sate3 o. america ana
ai.G V9inlan Umpire reIaClng 10 the
l,9H,s p ~ C iIeS' LII uniVleS ana
$3.50 oe % CTnStti"i anu 70 me pro
~ q "5'o-ilL,tI ~ vas s'9l0 az Der
III ~ Va t9 eL ]7 eij ~ S'"S % Dece'9Der' Ia
roI III o~- aLiT elSht
-" anu 81 GU -oSie' " theiS EeSpec-
~ y ~. IL - l ,,s 90 !" 70
bE r6e said or f,a'+ @
ninth day Of AnriI iast. gbicb
and nr0tocof IN tho E,I;si ga Ct., w.,
angPp.ges ore ord eor Lo ~ li9 EeIan
The President Of tIa Tni+o1 S+o4oS'o ~
America. and hi. majesty Tho Fn,,or0r 81
Germany Kinrr Of prrs;, ~ ~ 800
the German Emnira led Nv tba ~ - ~,
fire the rgItu nriyia~as ~ ~
duties Of the r.snertiTa cnnsI,lor or,.,
have agreed IDnn the copcIneion NJ > ann'
SIMILAR cGTran+ion and A. 49, ,,s,,, - -
''l,HolhtFo tn9ir pienipoteHtlaries. namely:
Ilit iEfSi'teht OF the United States OF
a'llel-ea' FeoI+e BanGEott, Envoy Extra
CiolNa!& hio minister fIenipotentIary from
lhe san SIates' near LIS majesty the Empe
rl2f 81 germany: HlS majesty the Emperor
~ ~ germany; hlng OF a'russIa, Bernard
NoAig' MS HflFE Councillor ct Legation,
VINO nave agreed TO and signed the follow
14s af'Ioies'
Ear ae 49, ,ot 1900 l.
raya tra, t1,o +fa, S.ss a. ieeS 70
enIs We otiS'iS "enoioI' NoliI
- ro,,+s o;;%n 't'I NV, oo'o'"l a an
where MT ho 300. Gae1p1 SLI?se
snab onaTs T1,;s C raro1,,4 W 5ecognlZe
shall nat a,I,- :" 49, ~ 4 ~ however,
n,+;as pitLoIf also ~ -.
I,o..a, - ''+70 "P4'1J ms ~ 8F0'{ obheE
N0A' .,r-orr,
vi. e,....,.,. ~ ~ IL ii'
- ut L G General GonsuIs' VICE Con
SU!9: .! G't-Sg laf Agents Shail De reclpfocalIy
,t"91'tu anu fecognlzed' on the pfesenta-
st4h 81 lA9iE COMMISSIONS, III the forms
10 oi'Snt" III thelf respective countries
!, ~: u: necessary fquatur lor the exercise OF
sn3F ,upGtlohs Shail DE FURNISHED to them
ne ti':e ~ tnaFSe, ana, on {Re exhibition OIL
o,l-a 5,i ILiit' theg shaI ne admitted at
"! = az" W!lIoGt nicaify' py Tue terrific
IA ltLt9' Iet!tEal, otate OF communal,
1ttCtdl " eAtGulIVe' OF the ports, cities
%n, ~. p1acF? III tnelf residence and district,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-19

Citizens of the Austro- Hungarian Mon
arehy who have resided in the United States
OF America uninterruptedly at least FIVE
years, and during such residence have be-
come naturalIzed citizens Of the United
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-19
ARTICLE XIV.

=, Con33uls General, Consuls, Vice ConguIs or
Consular Agents may arrest the Officers :
sailors and all other persons making mari
OF The crews Of ships of war or merchant,
We OF their nation, who may be guilty
ships and vessels, for the purpose Of send end
ing them on board or back to their copntT.,
., 10 that end, the Consuls of Germany n
the United States shall apply to either the
federal, State or municipal courts or an.
thorlties; and the Consuls of the Unitad
states In Germany shall apply to any of the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-19
wenty-nintb of April, 1879
GEORGE BANCROFT.
DELBRTFCK
4 PROCLAMATION

bY the PresIdPnt
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary of State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-19

Saulsbery is the name Of a hero of Lex
ington, Kentucky. who dared enter burn
ing house and bear therelrom in safety
negro woman sick of small pox.
TIE addresses of women formed a new
feature at camp-moetlugs this year.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-19

ConsuIs General, ConsuIs, Vice ConsuIs
or Consular Agents shall have exclusive
charge OF the internal order of the mer-
chant vessels of their nation. and shall
have the exclusive power to take cognizance
OF and to determine differences Of every
KIND which may arise, either at sea or in
port, between the captains, officers and
crews, and specially III reference to wages
and the execution of mutual contracts.
Neither any court or authority shall, On auy
pretext interfere in these differences. ex-
cept III cases where the differences on board
snip are Of a nature to disturb the peace
and public order in port, or on shore, or
when persons other than the officers and
crew OF the vessel are parties to the dis
turharce.
Except as aforesaid, the local authorities
snail confine themselves to the rendering of
efficient aid to the Consuls, when thew nav
ask 1t IN order to arrest and hold all per
sons whose names are borne on the ships
articles, and whom they may deem it neces
Rary to detain. Those persons shall he ar
rested at the sole request Of the Consuls. adj
dressed IN writing TO the local authorities
and supported by an official extract from
the register Of the ship or the list of the
crew, and shall be beId during the whole
time OF their stay in port, at the dis
posaI Of the Consuls. Their release shall
be granted only at the REQUEST of the
Consals, made in writing
The expenses Of the arrest and detention
OF those persons shall be paid by the CON
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-19

Testers originating il foreign countries
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-27

the white man. had no part in the
march nor III the riot. He was stand
ing OH the street corner when his skull
WAS smashed in on the left side hV the
flying missiles. The scene when his
wife waS brought t" his hcd>idc is said
t" have been hcart-rcnding in the cN-
trcin'. He is now reported a> dead
several We're slightly wounded hN the
missiles. \ policeman WAS struck ON
the back of the neck with Il bottle. An
other man W;i> struck on the breast 10y
Il spent ball. the mark of which WIS
plainly visible. The police were soon
ON the scene of disorder and made ScN-
rral arrests. The Mayor appeared i'll
person and assisted bN his direction of
the police 10 Restore order. The rN-
cltrmcnt is intense in the city. Crowds
visited the scene of conflict during the
night and in the morning. 1t iS now
feared that frequent disturbance will
hr had III the city. AS We write this
I y ilIiS- VIZ III NV
nIarchim" clubs and the shouts appar-
entity of Il dcriSiNr crowd on the scene
"t ne riot.
lhr intense political feeling seems t."
culn'IlIatc III the near approach of the
great event of the week. VIZ: the \a
tirnHl Soldiers and Sailors CunNcn-
liom. tircat- preparations have been
made III he WAY of decorations and the
more substantial articles of food and
drink for the accommodation of the 30
thousand people who are expected III
the city this week. The city wears a
holiday appearance. The streets are
lined with fitg> and decorations: arch
- have been erected at the corners of
tine principal streets and Piit>hurghcI>
retire fortnight in the full expectation of
Il grand occasion on the morrow. We
will cndcaN"r To give Il brief account of
TIL, convention in our next.
ours. lII\EKN\I.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-27
The Changeling--A Story Told to
Oracle

ON" day III summer glow.
Not many wears a.n.
\ little baby lay upon my knee
With rings of ~lkrn hair.
And fingers waNcn fair
Tiny and soft. and pink as pink could br
W. watched it thrive and grow-
Ma me We loved il Sn-
And marked it, daily gain OF sw",.t"r chaIln-:
1t learned L. laugh aud crow.
And play and kiss u~--s"-
Until one day We missed il from our arms.
In sudden. siran-" ,urIIiS"
", met each "th,.r's eyes
Asking. W Il" >r"lr pretty babe. away '"
W" questioned earth and air.
IIIt. ~,',.kin. ,,rryw here
"" never found ii from that summer day.
i;ut IL lis wunr"d place
There was another i.,c,--
\ little anl'~ with yellow curl, hair
bout her shoulders tossed
And the sweet bab, ,>, l",I
Nrrm'd som, time, l""kin. from her eyes 80 f,r.
She dances. r"mp- and sings.
And does Il hundred things
" hirh my lr~t baby never tried I" do.
~h'. lnm-- I" read III b""k-.
And with hri-ht r.,.rr l""h~
l. always n~hin. questions ~tr.,nGr aud new
And can scarcely tell.
love the rogue well.
Whether | would rrtr;,c,. tine four >r,rI- track.
Nnd lost. th merry -pritc
" hu uIah,- my h,'mr 80 bright.
/" have again my littl,. baby back.
Nh. blue EYES. Il" N"u ~"e
VIII" STOLE, my hIi, from
Nud hIn:r=ht the littlr .iIl from fairy cline
\ .r3tv old man with wings.
WI" steals all precious things
ne lives i"rrvrr. and his name l. I inr
lie. rules the world. they ~ly:
liz. took my babe away
Ny prrci"u> h.th,'-ud lett ru,. III ill., llIc"
This Hrtl,- maiden tar.
With yellow, curly hair
" ho lives ON stories and wh"~,- name l. Grace,
-EGsGL.th Iksc> iH.n. in l""nJ F"tkN.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-27
VOLUME 36---NUMBER 1885.

cent baby in my arms. wished hadn't
ha done ii. Tears come to my eyes
with the wishin'. and | SAYS. for the
first time i'll all my bad life. God for
give me and do think as p'rapS Joe
kn"w'd it. and II tell it up there. and
twill do Somc'ut for me. And now the
trials a-c"ming on again, miss, and
looks t" Joe and YOU. The Lord knows
aS IN guilty, hut ven tell him its I'm
>orIy fort"
They were the last words William
Hardy spoke on earth.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-27
Correspondence of the Caledonian.

correspondence OF the Caleuoiiah'
r,,r.,.,.,.,.,, -, S.ut III I-7I
N,. EnIrnr. pitt>huruh now urr-
...r;, an unvontr,l auprartnc,. of hustle
and animation. We would not hr un-
.,r>1nod. however. that the city i ever
:, scene of duIln,>> and inactivity. The
city i> one. Immense. hcr-hilr Net.
while th, urinriral streets have. been
cin0drd ~, usual and all the thorough
fares nf trade. loaded with their pumd,l-
ON, Lir,I..u.. th,.r.. are. u,:i,\ f:tr,.~ which
have, i,,n missed ii ON their .tcr,>t"nr
eel rounds of duty. Large mrmhvI>
have been absent daring the >UmimcI
and uuN return with brown chcci~ ahd
,fnpl. pul>c~ to tind their lIicnG> great
!, r\rrci~,.d over the great event of the
week.
hr autumu meeting "i the iItt--
huuh Dii\inu-unlk was held from
Iur>dl\ tn Sarur,iI\ inclusive. of last
week. Heavy pur>..~ were, offered ana
p"l'' It hummer "l ''l'""''" '"'N
contested -! victory. II" races were
>'i'r' >>iuI I" "'@I't Nlii'H N'Ii'''>
the ;t>>"'i.ill"n III holding Nv" ih'''i':%N
next year. one IN III" Hpiill% ANA IH'
"thcr III the tall. i-Ii'rIjI purses are /"
f' "h"icd ana me A>>"I'il"h' II l.
h"p"d. viii soon rank lm wealth. VII"
ANY in the lamd.
l;Ul the ali In>"rhu- theme l. poll
tie. Every ni-"t WITNESSES the l"'"l-
renee "l the same scenes. The Pr"'c>-
>inIr> of uniformed torch and ensign
hraIt.l~. the bands of music. iiic caI-
ii.gt> cuHN, in. tine speakers "f the
nrc,t>iun. th, streets lined with >prcla-
tri>. the Interruptions and breaks III
/ the pl"rc>>i"u. the rattle cf the police
and then prompt arrest of Offending
parties. aI, events ut nightly occur
renee. Bitterness i added To the Pres
ld,utial contest hl the arIimunI of the
ulIhrrIiaruIi,,I ~tlu""lc. BuckalcW. the
I.ihri;Il candidate. j. bitterly dcnoIInc
,.d ~. ~. .,.>-r,.hri. = pra,.,. Democrat.
A.. viiir Iintl;iutt i, LIm,ird ~ Il
r,i,,. r,.n,hli..u, l., hi, friends. and de
n,,.,,,,,.,I %, 81, , liz. nrcIlI,tur b\ his enc
ui,, pilt.LirniicrS are iullN alive t"
the. imnurtancr of the struggle. TIA,
,t,,lr election for governor uccur> in
I Drtolnr. ami the majority evidently in
TEND that the state shall follow the cN-
aruplc of North CdIulim;i. Vermont am'j
Maine. Even the. children paiticipat,
in iL,. iutruS,. feeling. and many Il climci
i seen ON the sidewalks hvtWccI Young
ragamuiiinS OF the Grant AMI "rc"lr\
p,r>ia~ium respectively. | nforiu unatcl\
the. "childrcn of larger growth Ilh\'
r,.suItcd to the same harharuu> means
at .,ttiiu" the mootrd question.
Trouble. has been anticipated t"r >orn'
time. hrtwccm the marching clubs, hul
n"tliing OF great consequence occurred
until Saturday evening" the lt'h INST
AN ENIEN>lNE RIOT
occurred on ,hat evening on NNH'
street. =" MANY i''''''S "'' ny i'S ''''
II l. ilhI'">Sl''' w ~ '' '"' -
lhr case. 7'''i''' 4" w say ''''' Wv
Was COLLISION '''N''" 'lN'' ''""> u
the streets Nilcl lcu l" Il '''i' "i''i''
t"n l"l the ll%h' "i way III
~ the Grant 'l"h l'"I"le"j pussy" ~
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-27
Business pirrrtorp.

lg.p.. Iu>i,,>, os,H Locnii"u nJ he Ic"d-
..I Eu.-.,~> Fpn~rS in ST. .j"bn~hT,Y.
- -m-- - l L-.l. ~ Il ~
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-27
Notice Of Settlement.

Au Immediate settlement Of Ill d,manpr due the
'l,l''I bearing date pri"r t" April. l-7!. is
.t'fH'Irt DIR Uut'GHIO\.
~ .i.tu-buIl ". july T.. I-74 pjtt
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-27

The city press generally sent gentle
men. and those who knew their huSi-
ness. to the late State Fair at this
place; and the reports they made, were
elaborate and just. The New York
sun is an exception it had il man here.
whose letter WAS most ridiculous H.
we'll as mnlruthtul. We copy II good
share of it that our readers NAV see
what pap this Greeley organ furnishes
Its readers. The correspondent was on
the same train that Thought Mr.. Gree
ley.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-27

On the way, Mr.. Poland told DI.
Greeley that Charles sumner had been
nominated for Governor of MaSSachu-
>ctt> 10y the Liberal Republican and
Democratic ComN ention>.
"IIurrah for Charles sumner" re
piled the next President. Il hope he'll
nr elected
ON the fair grounds were from l5,OOO
To 2O,00O persons, all crnwdimg /" catch
Il glimpse of the venerable Woodchop
per. Children tainted in the crush and
were carried of. and when at last all
had seen the next President. the cheer
ing WAS dratcmimg. The enthusiasm
was terrific.
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-23
Jamaica Coal Heavers.

At tho sound Of the bell on steamship
eompany's wharf. ss Kingston, tho coal
beavers emerge from their dnelliugs 10
every psrt Of the city. and 10 few min
utes the dock 10 alive with coal whippcrs,
anxious to earn . few shillings. These
coal carriers ere among the most iudustri.
Gus people in Kingston. and they work
with steadiness and alacrity that IL sur.
prising. They carry twelve head .losds
Of coal on board : steamer for ono penny.
equal 70 about two cents ip Amcricsn mon.
81, and aro able to earn from 4 shilling 10
: shilling and tbrcepcnce day. Al
night their wages ers doubled. Much Of
tho labor Of ooaliRg ils transsilautic ships
is done at night, snd Il 10 then the carri.
err ars 10 their highest spirits. Al no.
csasiug Aov Of song--thc words. - nearly
% could catch thsm. .scuudiag sometime
like 20 Lord rsmsmbss Mosss!'' is kepl
up tlll loeg aiisr midnight. aud 20 nsuch
work l. accomplished by the Inspiration Of
shs ruds nssie that oss fscls 'bouud 10
seslbss that tia melody Il not wasted.
Tie News. h whish sssived q KIues-
~. b . large screw .stesmss. and de
vsst q ssslIse ~ b ~ slleht sask. TIE
eoal ehippess beeas 70 On % hss hsld Il
peeo. 81 b sls o'slosk lhs seat usps-
lse, ~ espsslsg shsss hossj spst "
bsoetlI1. - t6os. u :. $40 possds. ~
~ - = tooe1. u ed0l13u6 = ~
4s9 lg sesset ~ ~ slGsisss,
8 - .'F " .s ..s ! 1 ~ l..'
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-23

The King Of Sweden h said 10 b. an
excellent locksmith. and 10 devote mach
time 70 the improvement Of thst bsaueh Of
mechanics. The King Of Portugal excels
~ turner Of wood and ivory. The mem.
bers Of the royal house Of Hohcnsolleru-
possibly with viev to some fnturc con.
tingency--have Ill been trained up to some
useful art The present Grown Prince Is
said 10 be IN expert ookbindcr. and his
wife an accomplished miniature painter.
The Queen Of Holland is..a pcetcss. but po.
ctry is an inspiration and not an art lou
is Napoleon aud Queen Victoria haze both
essayed to writo books. The vito Of the
Prince o! Wales is a superb musician. and
has but few equals as a pianist. The
Csnrinn Of Russia paints miniatpres veil
The Queen Of Belgium is horse trainer
and fearless rider. while the Queen Of
Denmark is great house-keeper and one
Of the best cooks in her dominion. II is
also said that some Of the junior male mem.
bcrs Of the royal family Of England are
proficient as practical composers. while
the Prince Imperial Of France is q first.
class typographcr.
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-23
VALUABLE Love Lrrrrns "A han,

VALUABLE Love LETTERS "A hand.
some young gentleman walked into the
Adams Express Office the other day aud
desired to express package Of letters to
lady to whom he desired to return them
"What arc they worth p asked the clerk
who iu making out his account desired to
know what was the risk. The young
gentleman hcsitated moment. then clear.
ing his throat from Sigh, huskincs, re-
piled, Well. can't say exactly. but
few weeks ago | though. they were
worth about four hundred thousand dol.
lars.
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-23
~ Z 0lulsllalilv.

Chsistjaslsy. Ms stlDo. eoss wseost1
ise ovsr ~ wosld. rsasleso h u iueo.
sease. h y - ahaGhoa boc6eo osiooss
- sesCbesas1 y ~ wio1ea y eyDe1s.
1sloss 4 ~ b1ecd dpoafnsd wspfioe Gko1tbu
~ sword, sad plssks ~ lsussl iten ~
brow. ~ nidsiets nasdsrsr sssns ftsm
BIZ pusposs. ssdA HE IT, hsest-smje>Sa
dissipls. goss eut Ind wssps bislssly.. Il
bsin0s li6ssty . shs captive. JOY o. ~
murderer, ltssdom y ihe slsvs, rspsul-
snee end iosolvsnsss to The sinner. hops
70 the faiut-6ssrtsd, asd assurance 70 IL
dying. Il enters the bot of The poor nso
aad sl>s down with hin and lie ehildssn !;
Il mskss them souteatsd 10 The midst el
psivstioas. and leaves behind On svsslsst-
lag blessing. Il walks thsossh eisiss,
smd sll their pemp end splssdos. sbsis
imaginable pride. ssd their ususasssbls
miessy. purifying eanebliag. sosrsstiag,
and rsnsdyiug angel. Il Il lhs beauti(sl
eompasioa Of childhood. Esd de eomtoft-
sbls aasoeiats of ses. Il siooblss H. no.
bic. eivss wisdom 10 The wiss, ssd nsw
grace 70 shs lively. The patriot, ths
Priest. the post. end the elqqusat mss ~
derive their sublime pewer from IL ia6s-
euce.
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-23
Tin.

II thcre u any one substance more than
another that hss rendered England iamoua
throughout tho world, Il 10 tio. Camden,
tho historian. suppcsss that this country.
from The abundance Of tin thsl 4 eontains.
Was called Britain. In The Syriae Ian.
Ruage, . vsraeause" sigpi6es q land Of
tins" whence is derived Britain. The
ncntion Of tia By Mossa. 10 The s1ss ehsp-
ter Of Nambsrs. 29d verse, is peosf ef
iss being kaows ftom ths most remote %.
tiquity. Long before The Chriasjss ssa
ths trade Of tlS sssssd many weasel 70
spresd ~ ssils ID Tie D1sdisssssssp -,
ahd 10 Gross IA Bay Of BIsssy q klsh u
item ttees Shores.
Tbs slsbsuiss u old sessldessd To -
= 9lAlass y " sui ~. ~ esases
eesulDts1 tggYes h = y I 1h1(sse nslsl.
49, ! ,oey tGp6 = - o<t estfoslsl
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-23

WnIcu Do You pRgrnn -" II you
prefer the kcg Of lager or the bottle Of
vine" said Mary. just take them to the
magistrate, aud get married to them"
i" What do you mean p said John.
"Just what l say. l don't want a
young man to come here Of evenings chew
ing cloves to cover his breath. aud hide
his habits Of drinking. II you like lager
more than you love me. just marry il a,
once. aud don't divide your affections bc.
tween woman and winc--or woman and
lager beer: love and liquor have no ailin.
iiy."
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-23

sIsea1 lbsm sooolae, 49, eeppes = -.
= slth u sesirpIs snosso - pss1ues1.
Tie 81 NJ ueeal tu0oehsf psoduee
vhal \ eol1sd = 1lslnsaSia nslal r y
vhisb eeaosts ~ slni)as isnae1is -.
III ~ nsts. Il = evisg = ! nsp1ass
q IL shas ~ ~ psvdssse ~ - ssar-
IT eloeh -. lheasos = ~ se9a1 - nlli-
sasy slslb = IT. soeatsy. = aasy slhss
ways " sosA sAeW hsw vssy usslst III
y, ~ Il y soeaGh lbs = 70 sssts thst
Easlssd y ~ sin plass naulketsrss Sss
The World.
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-23

An Irishmsn who was very near sight
oil. about TO fight duel. insisted that he
should stand six PAGES nearer his antago-
mist than the other did to him, aud tha,
they were both to irc at the same time.
This beats Sheridan's tale Of fat man who
was going to fight slim one. that the
lsttcr's slim figure ought to be chalked on
the others portly person, aad II the bul-
let hi, him outside the chalk mark. il Was
to 20 for nothing.
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-23
Js(slar S|,istsllanp.
HUMMER SEVEN.

0V4O08 60v0Ns
uunte Gsven b moro favored ID the
qgtM thaa ssy other digit. Il i true
! ~ = . .esslais conventional sense,
Uoniss Oss Il said 70. occupy more OF
u1esss Gllestiss; bot, this selfish aspect
- 49,. The palsn must certainly b. Civ.
9 y I'll oehef respects 70 Numbcr Seven.
~ 9veritisn OF this number 10 variousiy
esfoalasd: Inspep. in 1924. satisfied
H1Gosje n the supescxccllcncc of Num-
~ osved IL the following ingenious
Uoy: = i b compounded of ono snd six.
~ aad ove. three and four. Now every
- - lhses bsing cxcellcnt Of themselves
= hssh bssn demonstrated }. how sau
ehtD uumbes but bs far more excellent,
osoelslieg u them all. and participating -
= wsss. u Ill their excellent virtues T.
lumbss 0essn was largely used BY the
Hebrew Melleal writer's. both ia tho plain
sne3lnaee Sonss and tyopical or Rgurutivc
moaesf. Dssjdes the seven days Of the
0uots lhsss we're Jewish fcasts Of festivals
ol1oeslea viii period Of seven weeks
ooeeo tjGDeo sevsa years constituted ju-
- q psriod ef rejoiciug I; the candle.
80 - Qgsss bad seven branchcs. etc
1beo t6ese ere nany passages relating iu
Nl9D VoS1. Sod ss di6srcMt sras 10 the
tliedl usssstive. 70 The Seven Churches
= ~, ~ seVsa wise mon, the seven
! UC0 - ~ Holy 0host, tho Seventh Day
Il ~ oossss6 Mouth. tho fresing Of
1nnon b tie 6sveuth Year, tho seven
1gu1sejeee Seals, The Seven Symbolical
1oCo(s. H. Seven Witnesses. cot. Tho
lao Cnghelie Chsruh 10 rich IN Number
- y dos1siss asd 10 ritual There
- ~ oevss Dsa1ly sins. the Seven 81.
~, ~ eevsa Caucnlsel Hours.
<Gp 1o1o ~ esvsa Sortswo Of the
A 1ne5. ~ " 6svsn Psuitsutial
! - ~ easU1isol houss here mem
~ ~ llsss 0xsd fur divine SER
Il ~ t60to6Ge; tAsy divide tho
l - ~ ssvss raris; and.
6gslGo : nyssissl relation 10 Ger
- t esGngsoaoss. ehey sre regarded
- S ~ sssss days Of creation,
6 ! ~ thss ihs juss man
& " G nFaoos 81 tho Holy Spirit,
@Go Gvlo1Doe u Tie Lords Prayer,
&cf oc1lpotloes u Nunbss esyen.
~ ~ tseA' Palace litsssy Wsu.
8 ~ ~ esstssiss Old. n vtish
- Uouto ~ eonneoeod With tho
(p1o - moeio M, = toluows
14e4 m1anessov. shlldbeotS
49, ooes nia.dsy. he kpight-
4 1Go - vt soes. The kluely
- el1eely. sssssss. de-
i i o0(osooejne 70 eompnr6
4 y ee NJ ossse Asss n ran.
e!lsshely Jeslsss 4
RI oGo1oo h q sl5tSsots uss-
sco1 : wtsSl ~ ~ sssss
ooo1 = osso0 eonoenisis
< &n16Es ajlh ~ saSe, Ausu sevss
onlp e6osals ~ 0svsa Psllsioas
lyQrSts o1see oaAqft, to
t3 ~ ] ssvea Slhess, IL osv.
6og eev0o eetso& ~
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-23

A San Francisco street car conductor
just beginning to collect his fares. placed
bic hand 10 tho side pocket Of his coat to
draw forth his nippers, when out came =
formidable 6vc-shootcr from = miacr's hip
pocket. accompanied with the exclamation.
/" Look here. stranger, kim from the
mountains, but yer can't get the drop on
me-"
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-23

TmE CHINESE WALL.--Mr. Seward -
visited the great wall Of China dusiae ~
visit to that country. reecptly pave fksCI1k
lowing description u that wonderful 49,.
turc:
"Thc Chinese have been las Il 49,
two or three thousand years :. wsl1 uoka
ing people. Il would bankrupt New Yst&
or Paris 10 build tho walls 81 tho ~ q
Pekin. The great vail Of China 4 ~
Great Wall Of the world. L y lbetv l12
high. Tho lower thirty Iset u q -
Limestone or granite. Two mddsen o61s
risges 'nay pass each other upoa ~ - :
nit. Il has . parapst s6soao1Qo1
whole length. With conveu'ene ~
buttcrcsses and gssrisoabovsss q
quarter ~ mile aud Il rpno, "a
tiug down hills ssd raising ~
oyer the usevsa csests of (bo ~
apd dovn through tbsls eeeeoa 4
of thousand miles. Admleol NJ
I calculate that Il waalH nh G<1
baild The Crest Wa)l q 0k1oa jo5
sxtsst u css tesueool ollo 1>6
eose y bsjld ~ o4y-oeo -
n ssllrsad b ~ U1i1o1 -