Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-02-07
CHRONICLES.

l. James and Paul and Samuel.
,. These were they OF whom it was
written:
3. Paurs Morals shall be the morals Of
the people,;
4. James with Ant honey shall 0noint
the eyes Of the people, that their vision
shall be like unto the vision OF James
.. And Samuel shall be like unto Il
great tree-even cedar of Lebanon
upon which ye shall See Bough the
fruit whereof shall be for the instruction
of the people and whose obeyeth not
his instruction, the same shall be full Of
corruption and uncleanness and whose
walketh not in the path Of James and
Paul and Samuel, and whose loveth not
with their love, and hateth not whomso-
ever they hate, the same shall be thief
and liar.
s. And as it was written, even so came
all things to pass.
Z. And these were the generations of
James and of Paul and of Samuel
s. Thoy begat the people,
9. James begat them;
10. Paul begat them;
IL. Samuel begat them;
II. by James and Paul and Samuel
were " the people" begottcn.
10. Not by ones
If. Not hV twos.
To- Nor by Gttes were "tho people"
begotten.
l6 But according to the will of James,
and Of Paul, and Of Samuel, oven SO were
" the people" begotton and numbered,
and whosoever had morals like unto
Paul's Morals, or vision like unto the
vision Of James, and whose accepted mono
other instruction than the instruction of
Samuel, these were the well bcgotten and
were numbered iu the numbering of "the
people"
II. But whosoevor lacked in any, even
the least, OF these things, though their
numbers were rs the leaves Of tho forest
or the sands OF the sea, these were misbe-
gotten aud were not numbered in the
numbering of " the people,"
Is. And it came to pass that when they
were well advanced in years, and when
the hairs Of their heads wcro whitencd as
with the SHOWS oe many winters, even
then daughter was born unto James,
and unto Paul, and unto Samuel.
10. And the name Of their daughter
was Dolly.
20. James bcgat Dolly,
u, Paul begat Dolly,
%. Samuel begat Dolly;
%. BY James, and Paul, and Samuel
was Dolly begotton.
2l. And they who were not numbered
in the numbering Of the people begat
her not neither were they Of her kin
drcd neither did she smile upon them,
%. And her face was of brass and
her cheek was like Hin; in the hardness
thereof, and it spread out like unto II vast
plain, so that the extent Of it far exceeded
the check of other women and her hands
were of steel and her feet were like ice
in the slipperinoss thereof; and her raj
ment was Of many colors.
26. And she cried aloud in the Ian
guage of that land, which was the tongue
OF her fathers, and in that language She
exclaimed 81 am not like unto the
'Old Parties;' after the fashion OF Eve,
and of Sarah and Rachel and after the
fashion Of Naomi, and Of Ruth and OF
Lydia am not fashioned"
u. And men gazed upon her and saw
that it was even so as she had declared it,.
2S. And james and Paul and Samuel
looked upon her and adjudged her fair (;
with the fairness with which themselves
were fair in their own eyes, even with
such fairness found they her exceeding
fair.
1 20. And between James and Pau; and
Samuel and Dolly there was that JOY
which is called connubation.
80. Likewise eelamagoozing.
81. And unto Dolly child was born.
80. And straightway it was noised
abroad that the child was a man child.
49, And straightway it was noised
abroad through the plain country and
through the hill country round about
and in the chief cities Of that land, that
tho man child which Dolly bare was the
first born Of Z" the people"
81. This was in the third year Of the
seventh decade in the fifth year Of the
reign Of Ulysses, whose surname wa.
/ Sordid.
30. And the name Of the child whicl
Dolly bare, by which they called him
the name Of him was Newton, which
was the name of man child.
Selah !-M0uataiH DemOcfdL
A CURIOUS discovery has recently beer
made public in France in regard to tho
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