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Rudblid auf Die @ergansenbeit nit ein=
brin9libfen Worten Dor BET Treuno=
19aft Preubens. Mnoere gsiener Bldtter
ipre9en ii9 glei6falls oufs Iebbaf teite
&c gent etne5 MQian5 NIT oemlelben aus,
pie fir Oeiterrei9 eben 10 perbdnsnibpoa
iperoen f0nne, als biejeniee mar, unter
oeren &egioe beibe Md9te III ben i9les=
,ui9=bpllteiniI6en Grieg sesogen linb.
9ie ,N. ST.. Pr.> sibt in ibrer iiingiten
Nummer gum @6luile zines 2eitartitels
iiber, Die S6rift 2amarmora's Mnbeutun=
gen in 8etreff ber 9etails, Sic lit berlcl=
ben iiber oas @erbdltneiB 3,pil1en oem
Raiier Wilbelm ,tsiO Dem Siiriteu Bis=
1ltord er5dblt merben, ipluie binii9tli1
Der fir 0ebteren ullnab>penbbaren" SOL
gen, tuenn @rI Iterer bas perDdnsniBpoae
BUD lelen luiiroe - Mnbeutun9er, ia9en
mir, beren @epro0uction fir Elm in Yreu=
Ben eri9einenbes 8latt aug @e1pect oor
bem preBselb uno Dem @trafge]eb uu=
|m0gti@ it. SIN nebrigen oarf ais &rao=
melIer Der 'Mufregun9, ,uel9e Die 2anar=
mora'i4en GntbuQun9en unter Scr bief=
gen 8ep6lferllng berporserufen baben,
mobl Die $batla6e gelten, oaB pou
Morgenblatt Der ,M.4Gr. 4r.|. pom 6. 3.
&c., oas, einen siemli9 ausfiibrli&em
MusSng aus. Dem fra9li1en 8u6e bradte>
Ii6on am Bormitta9 III Ser expedition
tein Gyenplar ,1tebr gu erbalten mar.
@pdter plrben fiir Elm einaelnes Grem=
plar 5tpei @ulben unb mebr ee6otcr, al
!ein, 1elbf su oieiem preiie luar teines Su
befommen.
Na aris, .2e.- @ept,, Sic Nsitalieoer
Ser @e9ten perii6ern,3 buB Bli1 Die Mo=
tionalperf fantmlun9 nod Dor Dem Nopem=
ber au @uniten Der Mouar@ie ertldren
.perbe.; ,.:., w.. ,. ,,.. -.
@csen Ben ,Gr5bil6of ppn
|B.oien 1T nun f6on ,pesen neun s(n=
i iteaunsen Der YroseB anbdnsis,
9ie @Ylane Der 8erlincr
M 9 9tbaber fir 9oie nd61te 3ufunft
f6iloert bic Oemotrati}9e Trantfurter
3eituns alio: ~9er@eri6tsDof fir fird=
Hide Wnselegenbeiten tpirb, tp;e man bDrt
ir5ni6t LANCER 3eit nit Dem gr,bi1 1dpI
BON @neien=Yolen, s@rafen 2eoo@ @omsfi
li6 5u bei@dftisen baben, unb es iol
1eine q mts ent1eBung bcantraei
tueroen, iiber tuel@en Mntroe Der @of
oann 5ll entl6ei6en boben tpiro. gn6ere
8H66fe baben boKelbe tuie 9ebo9o,pstj
|getban, allein es 5eist f6 bicrbei bic
gepdbrung oes .r6mil9en Spru9es:
y W91enn 5lpsi ba 1elbe tbun, 70 lit es nid)t
oahelbe; oenn. Dem gr5bii6of 2ebo6oips=
Il fonn man es nt6t oer9elier, boB nad)=
benz mai1 i'm re9ierllngsleitig 81 ieincr
iebigen @tequng erboben, er iebt EG
nod, wenn aud obne re9tliGe Tolse,
Yrimas bon Polen tituliren lQBt uno, 10
NIT benz geiitliden Mmte pplitiI6c 3,pe=
de berbinbet (?1 SIT ober einmol sic qlb=
iebuns eines 8iI6ofs I'M Mese @eeb=
tens" erfofst 70. 1T aud Den anberen
Mmtsbrilbern. eine 2eDre llno 9Nornuno
ertbeilt, po5ll nod tomnlt, ooB bic 9leu=
beIebung Der Bistbiimer uberboupt notb
benz beiteDenoen 9lbfon,,nen Dime 3uitiu=
1nun9 unb Beluilli9un9 Der s@taotsreoic=
rnn9 gar nidt erfol9en tann,
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}! Scr" Scr" itolienil lbe General foamarmora
bat serobe jeBf,! no Der Ndlberf6ni9 Wif=
tor Gmauuel nod Wien unb Berlin rei5et,
cin @ndo peradeutlibt, bas oet3 Site1
fiibrt: Gin >penis ,ju,sbr 2idt ,,iber Die
politi19en Mnb nlilitairiI9en GreisnilIe
bes SaDres 1866" 9ielcs Bu9 entblat
Die @dlihe unb &,1iffe 8ismarts 'unb
ouberer Sip!omaten;@@ sinsbel lonbere 1T
baraus erlidtlid, uie 16mQbli@ Deiter=
reid in, .jenem Sabre. betroeen wuroe..
Dos 8u9 bat benin aud be9reifli4 elm,
aefpaltiges Muf{eben in europa erre9t.
Man {9reibt oariiber a,lsWien: 9us ST.
terelle bes Cages i,ebmen nod in,mer Die
2amar ora'i6en :.3f.G Gntbula
lun9en. fal ausl6lieblid in Mnlpru9.
Sdntmtlifbe 8litter be19dfti9en ]i9 NIT
bem Butte bes italieni11en @enerals ,lnb
;ppr allen gebt bic ,Sa9esprefe. Der preu=
biI6en Yolitif, pp,, 1866 am frdfti91ter
5u Qeibe. ipSisiebt 5und9it ben Inter
{1ieb auseinanoer, Der in Der pip lDn,ati=
'i6en uno triegeril1et Mction. iener Sage
3,piI1en StaIiett ,tno preuBen ge9en Se=
iterrei9 1tattsefunoen babe. Stalien babe
i6lanf,peg Die 9erausgabe Z, 0enetiens
perlanst nrb nit ben @qffen sebrobt,
tpenl1 .mall Inn. 1lid)t tpillfabre; YreuBen
aber, ,uie aus Sbetn '8u9e Gomarn1ora's
|3,peifeIos berborgeDe,, iei BON t,ornberein
5un, Griese seeen5O Os(ferreib 9enti9loNen
geipeienu uub babe; 1,,ltrg einen ;plaufblen
8or,panb fiir Die Gr6dnuns Der Teino= :
| Ieligfeiten 9e1u9t> tud1ren6 es lid BEN
Mn{9ein segeben, ,babe, als ob es nur
|notbgeorllngen bag @9tpert} ergreife, ilm
ben, 0iterrei9iiaen 9lnsriff suporsutom=
men. Ser betannte 8el6lub bes beutl6en
sBunbestages pom Is. SUM, 1866 lpurbe
Ein Berlin aIs sic 5tpingenoe &riegsuria6e
fur YreuBen bin9eiteut unb bod fprn,u=
lirte, :laut Der 9epe}9et beg italienii9en
MbseIanbten2 @oboneS 8ismarf i6on
am Ia. ,Mdr3 1865, alIo brei Mpnate
borber, feline MnIi6ten bobih, bob .er bin=:
men brei, pier TMonaten bic .Srage oer
beuti@en &eforn,, nit einem 'beutIben
parlament setuir5t, tpieber auf's Sopet
|brinsen uno nit bi,eie M m2g@pr :
idla eeraeine u 8erwidelun's
berporrufe:ns stuer e., tpel9e Oe=
jterrei1 in @e9eniab 81. NrelBen brtngen
muNe unb alsoann lei BrenBell entf9lo1=
fen, gum Rriege .5u i9reiteu." sDelterz
reid bdtte aNo i'm Sabre 1866; ii@ Etpie
INNER. aniteaen 4. ,mDgen: ses Bate Dem
&f ,1t6t ,ailspei9en f6nnen. Bis.
n,ard babe rs ra19 5um 8un6nib mit
Stalietts 5ugesriffen, tDeils Il 'lta6 elmer
|Reoe 2a.narrhora's i'm italieni} }9en Bar=,
lament babe befir6tens niiijep Dob cine
birecte s8erltdnbisuns, 5tuii9en Stolien
|unb 0eiferrei6 aber bie Mbtretung 8ene=
ITEMS fattfinben t5nne. Wtr fhueisen,
oapon, in tpel9er WeHe bic ,Sases=
preletbas prDject 9 ismarfs unb ule=
opn1's 5ur.a SSnlurgirung7 Der ungaril6en
2dnoer unb Sploaten beIpri9t; es ldBt
T9 bds ni9t gut tpieoergeben.
Wir peiien leoigli9 barauf Bin, bob oies
|1elbf benz Staliener 9amdrmora, Dem
|bamalsa erbittertiten, Geinbe 0eiierrei9s,
5u 1tarf er19ienen mar. Ser @9lub oer
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X. *. .
Gin 8rautsue"i III MiI tpa.ufe Z
braudte bier Stunoem. un, eis,en sesebcner
Yuntt gu pafFren. Gs ;spar bieier! 9'untt cine
GrintFube, unb oas @ctter ipar a,n benz Sage
serabe fe6t bei5. syl:a5sa 2afggn .r.daG &
,.-Gs al in ben Set. Staaten Bios einen
Srt, in iueldem .stednabeln farbrisirt perben,
na,nlid Qaiurencebille in Yenniploanien; man
fabrisirt bort 500 peridiebene arten. geiu. Sa>.
ben. Conn., 1T BET einsise 0rt, no seto6bn1ide
Mabnabetn aisidlieblid bur@ 9Rai@inen an
j9efcrtist tperbeu. ~: .~ ,@El'f>&21 q - u
%SefferIonp'ilIe, Sno., 29. .lSept.
9ie Obio Sa4s2 Gar :,lno tQoeonI0tibe
So, tpel6e 7OOlMrbeiter be{9ditigt, bat
in Solge ber Ffnan5ieqen, @rilis in allen
iDren Werfltdtten nit Musnabne 0er
GiiengieBerei sic Mrbeit einseitent,; tuo=
OurG 400 Nrbeiter 3eitweiie broblos tuer=
ben, i59ail %.l 59E3 G,aIGGsF Eit.$ii ~
Sic @outb=gDetern Gar 60. bat t}bie
3aDl i6rer Mrbeiter perminoert aba iie
ui9t i'm @tanbe ipar Yapiergelb genre
;u erbalten, nm ibre @@uloen 81, be5abIen..'
+ Mm San1itage eelans es Ames, 5p=
parn II. 60, tuel9e auftbrenaS9ihs=
bqubDfen cine grobe Arbeiteraabl be-
i9dftigen, MIR 70 piel Bapierselb lQnf5ll=,
tretben, lin, ibre1t Mrbeitern 5,pei 8rit=
ter iBres 9pbnes aus3l5ablen. 9ie 9lrz
beiteraabl mur6e dberringert iebo9 1ouen
-, ohTnro -, N.> es, II, nj 81 81 Nntc
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-.. csnIonbl ~.
0e M 9ts: =: II heN &c; 70 Sep1'
9!e Stetolgte!t " 9lef: IN ;3une9men,
2'e Q, Se!9enoello'1et oet!o?te1en geretn
ole Seerol9nn9 oon ore!b19 Petloneh,
ooA oenen e.nunos'oon5l9 om gelee":
D'eoer 9eFotoen 'oaten. MAbet 2o1ele"
tanoen m'noeltens 1'soefs Seero19ungen
ot9ssee, erlauon'B'gelne 1tait. 9as 9e=
lValt gent leoop 'ett oem Nusoreqen Der
Seu@e meDf ooer mlnoet lelneH 9emogn=
~l!geh @aa9. Slele 1rlp1en, oaB ok
SgteqeN pet lufDtoalen gage ao" 1sY'
Nfeh 9ogepunti efre'9I 9aoea: Sse
9olpaSozs@'|eela1ton s91 81 nouolln9I en- 9IS.
beS Dett. S9r 99lpl1ol Y legt y pe!nage
nelleaoet II uno mon Dot mn oef @u1ho9=
me eo1 Pa1ssnte; " os9oa9e .e 3.;,s,,
Sm VtempDls ltoro ou1 lelaen Pplte"
l1a@ elner &rantgelt pm plos 20 cum
oen pei .; Ptieret Ha9mono NQup pon gel
81; Feterstlr@e I'M utter utter Don olos =
So9ren: vt mar 9eooren m Sol!o" ano
ian' a!S ehaoe nap eD1l,eo19e TX a. 'op
1e'ne VeuI1er no~ 9eate leo1' oe.m Aas=
ptuQe oes Sleoers oerlu9te e e. ll9 nnge5 ,
lunmt anlst 1ethe ttahls" N p!ot5r'nse.. ~ -,
nho 0a9teho Ger legIsn 5'otl 2op1sM = s;!
pane CT eeh 9roB1eh 29el tehet oen G
& IN ls'.s't e 2oeesgo9'en ?sssolay'' % ~ ~
'on'oe % eoa , ay.eoer o,s elSttnsn !t @ a"o ''etu
als Dplet lelhet @eWl'en.'tgt. en- q s ~
@wlspeppt' pn1ue oeI az s,l'sils. es:ahs. g.,.s.
p:etas an ~ Sehnta9s aoeao n! eom aaags.s a5lsus'
sast.en uno 1!aro am x1 gten'ag zen muenG. ~
soom osg'nn pt. lepteo.!ggtn ~. stantvs.. xa
al !cGr er lotupo2teno S n.t oem xsi.;at s4s!ags
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sl ,esHg SelleH NV ,saae staa'a!;''
ov. %'elenlso''s ~ lonue.n Iou, :, Sa.!Waup.s
um S.t!s @: S ;Suuea uan > m'S'aayS.", No,s"an
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S;a Maa.m n;%t a nobsm ''' s. IN -fann 9;e MIR
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S5icber mebrere onae|ebene 8iirgsr bielerl
'@taot biripeggerafft: 9ie 8cp61feruas
lit entlebli6 becir,irt ,uorOen. Wir ba=
ben bier feline feierliben 9ei@e,,be9dng=
uiIle mebr. Die 2eid)enlpagen jagen pon
S,uei &utiAen sefolst bur6 Die Strabel1,
ipie menn Gin ~@e1bub in einer 51la9t
eine Yoiition aufluGt. Mton' ei;t nod
Dem 8egrdbuiBplaB, betroi9t Die 2ei6en
uub fdbrt, 10 ro1d ,pie nur n1Dglisf)7 Su=
riid, um oas nd6ite OpIer ber1 entiesti=.
6cn stranfDeit 5ur lesten .Su9eltatte 5u
beSDroern.. 49,. ........ ....,. s......,,;,,
pittsburs,;2 26 sept. "Seute
go1uittoe iibernaDm Wfajor Petbbriose
@bef oes fir ben @peciatbienlt beitimt1l='
ten Bureaus, Die 2eituns Der bieliger
Yoitofiice, ,nno Oberft Sobn 8, Stewart,
ser Pofn1eiIter, tullrbe meSen Inter
16lagung perboitet. Gs ,uure,1 5ablreide
Bel9tperben BON biefsen @eI9dftsleuten
i'm No1toepartemeut 5u Malbinstoni boz
raber ein9elauien, oaB eine sroBe Nnsabl
ipon @elobriefen su perl@ieoenen ,3eiten
perloren segansan Ieien. SSn s. ii +Tolge be1=
| fen prbnete bas pp1tbepartenent por
| einiger Belt einel1nteri iu9un9 an,iuelbe
ersab, oaB cine ollsemeine ltnoronusii in
Der Office beitebe. Sen eriten :8epeis
elmer terI9la9un9 erbielt man oqbnr9.
EbaB einWe95el gum 8etrdge BON $16, 900,
tpel6e bie pan SarbIe @iienbabn gegen
Ebie bieliee Yoftoffice fiir seleiitete Soft
/ bienite1 ge5ogenabatte, 75uteiner 3eit nlii
! Broteit an bas 9epartement suriid fam,
no Der Poitmeiiter ,5ufol9e 1einer Bl4er
genii9enb Tpnbs baben iollte, llm ben
@c91e1 gu be5aDlen. aMai, nimnat an
fbab" lid Die l1nterldld9lrsen i'm @an5en
auf $33, 900 fbelallfen. 4ua i.:9ra :
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-02

-. ~ Catholic Church mas TO-
trary, where Ino us liberty is dead or Az
NAMED r;ons have persisted OF me o np the
peril: hanS n.y. ruins of Poland attes. r uI1
DISEASE In Ives no more, save l ~ o has
fac1. og IaaIv. scarcely entranrG;n ance with
SLOWS ohl;ced to seek an a.i,"n''
oe9r estant people in rne Ner. OIL, one dav
VS. not right in eXpress,das that it is
tho ,hongbt, so little under r"S snirit has
70 be regretted that the re s,isswsd up in
disappeared or been sM iasned: for, if the
tfallsiJ hindied by the breath OF noo and
| spiriI tha reformers OF the hi1eenSl tia
Janons ~ tn Centuries had still ann aleu o,,id
S lar democracy, the democracy 1,;r,-
hurcp ,e1,l;ed TO the Syllabus, inc piiis tha
nav ~ Rourbon insurfectl0n' anu .n
49, IN France. Italy and Spaln' Ny I'd
III ranewa of the reform moVeIi ;hartv in
I'D have stihed the enemy VI ilo uni.
81 conversion which Wouiu Ia
| hilated Roman power. ..o roforrna4ion,
Rnt if we no longer nave the Ill snirit
there remsins to US. at iedst' 'no raforms-
| ~ tha revolution. 1t Is TINS no" 80 tho
" 90 M ,yb;ch is to be defended agaIns' NV
.ion raisino of buchlers by the ancieht 1no
/ he" 81 nr0cress and liberty. lnsteau y.
ny osr.nrdsts which have simply gwen 10 'no
Eni o1l;ancs Of Church aud State new
anJ concrete form, democracy. lar ,r ,:aa
! anu sfnrnino oar legislative. assem- Diles
49, n,u,ciis has nor failed TO prot.est
,;,st +, no LANGUAGE OF statesmen speaKsinS
IS h;sbons. 1t has demanded the, appiioa-
| tion in France of the system WHICH 10 n
! favored the development OF oenloo rt',,rob
! the United States. the separation VI e o ti,a
I and State; separation whicn H. ~ ,u, IN
olive branch extended by the reVoiu'ion "
! e., IacahIa enemy, -.
The Church and The monarchy spurn TINS
I symbol O; peace, because they well Kno"
/ # a secret of their weakness what ines
| ask ia war. What they want Is 10 nght'
! With the aid of that triple social torce "nich
! they have so long associated Win theii oe'
tiny: Justice, police, the army.
And it is desired that religious questions
| sbonld not be mixed with politics ana
| his at the very moment when NJ. de fal-
loux fine stat sman of the Church and the
fusion, has just appeared; at the munen.
when a Bourbon is sprlnglng al the ,nfodt
of democracy in its very infancy, llhe d
spectre of those accursed days when inc
spiris of liberty was overcome amid tor
tnres and upon the battle field; a spirit per
sonifed. according TO the customs OF the
times in the religious idea of the free ex-
animation of dogmas. II is at this solemn
and decisive moment that 1t Is wished 10 |
forbid us from mixing religious and poil1'
zeal questions, that ls to say, to force US 10
disarln Truly, this is taking us for very |
blind, ignorant. frivolous men. The mill
tant spirit cf the Church appears every |
where today. On every side Its sword |
menaces the spirit OF the revolution. lt is
seen even in the orders of your pretcts. |
And you want Us to close our eyes You
are knaves altogether too verdant.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-02
DOROTHY q.
BY OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.

Grandmother's mother: her age, guess,
Thirteen summers, or something iese;
Girlish bust BUT womarly air,
smooth, square forehead with upro!ieo n'n'
Lips as lover has never kissed,
Taper fingers and slender WRIT
Hanging sleeves OF stiff brOcade-
SO they painted the little maid
On her hand parrot green
Sits unmOving and broods serene
Hold up the canvass full in view b
Look there's rent the light shines t'Gousn'
Dark with a century's fringe OF dust
That was Red-cOat's rapier thrust!
Such is the tale the lady old
DorOthy's daughters daus hter, tod.
Who the painter was none NAV seSi-
one WHOSE best WAS not over well;
Hard and dry. it must be confessed,
Flat rose that has long been pressed
Yet in her cheeks the hues are bright,
Dainty colors of red and white;
Aud in her slender shape are seen
Hint and promise of stately mlen.
Look not on her with eve of scorn-s
dorothy q. was lady born!
Az, since the galopiag Norman's came
Englands annals have known her name.
And still TO that three hilied rebel towa
Dear is that ancient names reu0Wu,
For many a civic wreath they won
The youthful sire and the gray haired so..
. Damsel Dorothy. DorothyQ.i
Strange is the git that owe 80 y@:
Such gift as never king
Save to daughter or son mighS bY!Es
All my tenure of heart and hand
4 ii my title to house and land:
Mother and sister and child and wife
and Joy and sorrow and death and .A
Whaf /! n hundred years ago
7 lose elose.hut lips had answered ~
y: hen forth the tremendous question came
That cost the maiden her Norman name,
And under the folds hat look so still
The bodice sweled with the bosOp's shrigs
ShoHd be l. or would it be
ssne-tentl another to lIne-tenfns Igo3
Sors is the breath of a maidens Yes;
Not the light G0ssaIneT stirs with less;
But never a cable that holds so fast
Thu ough ali the battles Of wave and btssg.
And never an echo of speech or song
That lives in the baobling air so long.
There were tones in the yUce'tbat his lsefe9 thel
You may hear to day in q hundred men.
q lady and cover, how faint and fas
Your images hover-and hi re aSso
Solid and strong III flesh and bone.
Edwards and Dorothy Sail their swG-s
! goodly record for time to show
Of a SYLLABLE spoken long agol
Shall bless you, Dorothy or forgive,
For she little whisper that bade me !iSs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-02
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3 1878

have seldom seen 80 fine an outside. If you
were to hit me a good swinging blow it
would go hard with me. In the same way,
if poor young B. had got over your guard it
would have gone hard with you. But then
| shall only blacken both your eyes, and
perhaps deprive you of a tooth or SO, un-
happily in 'front.' but you killed him"
II shall not accept this barbarOus en-
counter" said the Count.
You must. have done talking. Would
you Ike little brandy before we begin!
Mo- Place yourself on guard, then, il you
please. When | am done with you, and
you are tit to appear, then you shall have
your revenge-eyen with the small sword.
if you please. At present-bully, coward,
knave-take that. and that and thatr'
And the wiry little Anglo-Frank was as
good as bis word. In less time than it takes
10 write it, the big braggart was rendered
unpresentable for many long day. The
number one caused him to see fifty suns
beamng in the armament with his right
eye; the number two produced a similar
phenomenon with his left; the number three
obliged him to swallow a front TOOTH and
to observe the ceiling more attentively than
he had hitherto done. And when Two or
three other chats" had completely cowed
him. and he threw open the window and
called for help, the stra wberrv eater took
him by the neck and-well some other and
lower part-aud I!uDs him out on the
lIowtf-beG below
Tha: straw berry cater .ernafned a month
at Bordeaux. TO fulfil. his promise Of giving
the Count his revenge. But then. again.
the bully ;ne: more than his match. The
strawberry eater had had Angelo toS a
master. as well as owen Swift. and after 2:
few passes the Count. who vas so eager to
kill his man. felt an unpleasant sensation Ia
his ri rht snryii III Tho GprnpIs JYT4rnnSpr
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= Most Ex.raordinnry i.henornenrn.

L. was on s moonlight nigh. that Penny.
| packer. while walking by the river SID. a.
NoTristown, cam. across Jones standing On
the bank. IN condition o. intoxieatiui.
gazing stupidity into the water When
Jones Sd W PennypackeT he said 20 him:
'Miz1er Behuybac.. { m very glad you've
come. I've been stan'in' here c'usidsg!..' a
! Iaoz extraordinary ph'nem non"
what is ii. J0nes.
'Ioz extraordinary pL'noul non ,il't ever
came Timer my "hzervatior, M.. Benny.
backer-the mcz extv ordinary"
What l. the nature Q: the 9heromeao..
NJ. Jsnes!'
81 gay, Mizzer Bonn 9raeker. !i'na, verv
way extraordinary. D'you obzery. !hat!"
Then Jones gazed and pointed into ,he
water, putting his head on one side and
tael on the other. Then he would draw back
as If TO get the phenomenon il a new light.
and finally he doubled up both fists and j.
tempted 10 look through them. and all .Ae
time he kept mutteiing to himself:
Very 'stonishin' circumstance altogether.
MOI remark bic yreak ov nature idz eve,
bin my lod t'bzerve Can't couad for i.
upon any teOrv " Ladever.'
Wen, 4Lr. Jones, what Is &c that SURPRISES
YOU"
"Mizzer Benny baeLsr cas- .'r eve down
dnre. D'you 'bzerve anglia % - .tra0lo
binary nadurtl'
NO, Jones, uothlBT; there - LctuID: uols
usual there hat | can See
"Ihadz moz extraordinary zirgumstanz0y
all Don YOU beTze!ye IKE .Do.u down
there. Nizzar Benuybacker! szi,. Jones.
pointing to the water.
''Certainlv do
We'll, Mizzer Benny backer. .ozze.. j.
striee you a. moz incoW pr rs ne vl nom.
noG. nOwEi
"OT course not"
''Well. Mizzer Benny hacker you may be
drunk, ur You may be zubar. bat II all nv
xDerienze | never before found m zelf vorty
th0usan' mile hove the moon. ID s IN in
compre' nsihe zrcumstanz, Mizzer Benny.
hacker, how YOU anil sh'd Nv god up here
an the moon down there without our being
ware Of the fagd when I'm perfectly certain
L IN not stan MIN on my head"
Then Pennypacker led Jones calmly home !
and put him to bed, and he slept Oft his sur |
prise at the extraordinary phenomenon.-
Mar Adeler.
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Ae,y e)ylsan5 Republican.
GARNERED MEMORY.

Every friend and ad,nrer OF the old hero
OF san Jaclnto-the father OF Texas-Gen-
ersl Sam Houston, will feel thrill OF pride
upon reading the poo n given below. from
the pen of his gifted daughter, Mis- Nettie
Power Houston. The picture is drawn IN
the golden haze Of twilight, and tells OF the
love of the blg-heaIied man, the hero,
statesman and patriot, the most popular of
men, and withal a loving husband and
father. Well may the mother Of the poet
ess have said: "Of the whole world I
welded my choice. "-Iustjn journal.
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BY SETTIE POWER HOUSTON.

There Is blessed memory
Ernbalned with my love and tears,
That buried deeply, lendtrly,
Has hallowed my heart tor ears.
IT'S "a bright but sad, sad vision
That hoverS before uiv gaze,
Bringing me all Of the treasures
lost v it'll my childhood days
Twas a winter evening hazy,
The cares of the day were done.
. And the troops of merry schoO! glds
Came home in the setting sun.
Ny weary feet on the threshold.
stored all my books away,
Tossed off my gloves and my bonnet
TO rest with the dying day.
Nv mother sat in the twilight
Musing ami dreaming alone
Her face in the fire light shadows
With a calm, SWEET glory shone.
knew of what she was dreaming,
had studied her features So
That told by their softened meaning
When she thought OF the long ago.
threw back nov dark hairs tresses,
And sitting cbild-like at her feet,
Asked my mother To tell me the story
TO her memory treasured and sweet.
Her blessed blue eyes grew wlstfuI,
She thought of my father now,
And a look OF deep loving and longing
Crept over her lips and her brow.
The glimpses Of light through her window
Straved lovingly over her hair.
The Wight seemed yearninG to bless her
And fingered caressiDgly theIe.
There never was hair like my mothers,
Twas Jet in q setting OF gold,
Like niinight asleep in rlch masses.
With daylight awake Oh each fold.
q No wonder my father so loved Won!
Unused, looking up IN her face,
For motherhood eI2hted with trial
Had not stolen her beauty and grace
H.,r lr.Ea flan 4a mas m
And her hands were so waxen and white.
Thought Of the pure snowy blossoms
That open their petals at nightt
Then she told me in tones like low music.
The story that measured her life,
Her grlhoOd its Seauties, il $ triumphs.
Ere the love crown had made her = wife.
And she painted picture SO vivid,
fancied it dawned on nv view,
OF the evening my father first met her.
Wien the old life was lost in the new.
she tod how her dress white and spotless.
And the chris OF her dark flowing hair,
How her blue eyes, her fresh simple beauty.
Chained lis heart in "A lifetime of snare.
She t"d me the scene of betrotbai
In a b autesus garden OF flowers;
OF he iovtiy enchanted Bay City,
Waere gl.dtd her girlhood's bright hours.
II e1 she pictured the eve of her bridal,
" hen, having behind every tie,
she followed her hearts chosen ruler.
To dwell meath far distant sky.
Then nv mothers sweet face kIndled proudly
And she SAID in a low, earnest voice,
When married your father, my daughter,
OF the whole world | welded my choice"
The shadows IF night were around us,
The story had closed with the day,
But the WORDS of my mother still fingered
Like the echo when the songs die away.
Long dreamed DER the words she had spok en-
OF the love and pride in her voice,
And said to myself, Earth were Heaven,
II each woman had married her choice