The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-29

"a
when the danger ia over; We arc bold .hsr
courage has ceased to be a virtue"
In strong contrast with his emotions ON a..
memorable ngh: Of the gallo are thoso ,,1 i.h
filed his breast few divi later, rs he aupr,,,,.
ed the Garden Of Eden. correct repr so,,,,f,,
OF which. in a iubnarIei con iition, cin.,it,tas
the frontispls e OF tho book.
We were within nifty mucs ~ the G,rd.nofp,.,
very name recalled IN grad g, "a iics' a,en ra. ~
or race he iull.orbei moon rose ns t' sin de-
Ihc"enins hr, D. came sol y lh ous1 the fritne}yy
op,ts t,f ,, p' ,et MIX ,io .1eN ot nc
the emotions vat animated our OILS. '1O'
IL was an impressive moment when tho n
spcctor Of American Consulites, his secret,rv
aud the gentleman who had seen the i5aau,v
| of sixty summers marched In proression
into int Paradise whence their FIRST ,n.
! cestors had been d iven several centuries he
( re. According to DR.. Newman there can teno
doubt that here, at the melton of the rirri,
and E1phrlte., was the real Eden. lie SONS
with much concl isivcness AMI with consider
able displ Of gcogrip hical KNOWLEDGE thai
the Garden Of Ellen WIS not In the moon, "A
some have supposed. There IS nothing IN the
literature Of travel moro Ticting than tho fol-
towing, If W. except Mark rv4in's account Of
his VISIT to the tomh Of Adam;
we l.nlod in rdon and stood mon i,s rroaso1
! WisiE ih' utmost point %, H." ,iIn..lI. .outr
row und CO.,, str"t 'hcn 10y r % htHd oy, hs El
gnfa'cc. oni ny ct nopi oyci Ue u r., e'0 % NJ
sea. h,turHint We anicr q tnrru lhr uan r,,et
SS '..cl ,,. , t%9s'e H., 'mui rist
tined - y, nri. o. .ra. tle mc., ter
SOM, '9 .hc t'c'ha lii.f ~ g. e.s sang tle
VIII SPOT mi. for Plraa.. W. inc % itic.s
q cniri,c u Is g'gc' y a .iip I'd o9eiaei.
| new on, alNn.
The Inspector left Eden with regret, which the
readers of his book will SHARE. A h3 wtutha
sang in m1urnful nIm era with Nllh.r Eve,
Must leave tn,e, Par .di4+ r" But pf.-..g
Official duti calel htn onwari, ni wc soon
! fad him q lilsd Il. On the Wy. however, te
/ plrticip ted as spectator In a lion huut, and
| emhclshes his book With fun -p4;, pic are u
lion being struck b. ltltlt1g hDltlIhe
| found horse railroad. ma ho thlks thlt "the
child Il now 10 It's cradle VINO viii near tle cJn-
ductOr sn,ut Cnang1 c,r5 Cor Bt3yl1ll Ali
ab 1afI for the rien of Eiel!"
BAbylJu " IS visited, bat tns occ I'D N, for on
thus'asm AMI the opportunities for Quotations
OF Sso ltIre wsre 50 fcHilslt AMI 40 VII en-
ploy, d thu the Doctors account Of what he saw
and wnat hc thought IL somewhat inc'nfrent.
lie wis int'rtsted I'm skeleton which hal re-
Gently been dug up, "bIt VII 80 are tbs remains
II was tm9o ishe T. TELL II a-o fOun a sran-
tie Hon standing in depr sim four ftct dsep.
Here he says, mo dolot. vas tIe liJns' den
into which D,licl was thr 'yn.'
On tho Wv no the ritfit - Nipnvoh Dr. New
man experienced his second rre periL There
WAS a toiertpiy strong current in the river aud
the rott almost into .riI.e. LIT him tell
| the story;
w,cer.a 'h, m rcy ~ me m,l,s'ea 'nnl,loa',
wlf.ry gr4. Opened li- lff ale to c.riss u. oar
lrcmbea ei,h err, our ,il ali clae IVA. IA w..
| inl mon D. ne m,,nor es "1 a Ac clh' risai
! yh sppc.hursi sir'nst1, our s.r'nlt v1 u fae
! D., ill, '."i H.! OF i' N 'l .nl@ l.r nr 40
Then came tncs ruEtr. Att'r mu.t tcirtlinri Il.
90 Nt fuu tc.d n ga n.ng o. Ii. Garrett a-u pulled
After this hairhre ,ith ESCAPE. Pa-spn New
man rot along very comfortably for nw si'e bar
ring the 1oas. These iricye ent Insects caused
him the greatest pain and annoyance. rhcy
even convinced him of the miegnlencs Of crc-
alton; and he devoted one slecpess night 10
specIl1tons as to whether Adam had been
troubled with heas in Paradise. His third cs-
cape from witcrt rr.v' was in crossing q
rasng stream known As tne D'Nl;
loaa; mi ir,c,,di. n''r'', % te..auo '.. ~
A. 10 81 nIt'. o tt or 81 ivr stdh I pttI
-nurr iud no nar Tan '', r.in s-pt ftoali, . all
after d pen csirn-s up % upp'st. a'el I'nei
Tie noois OBEY.
Nearly l5ln1ges are devoted =, tho riflsof
Ninoveh. with All pIr ulIt.il-tpu u Dr..
Newmau's nd autY A. an i1-ue..,r OF C Is
and ~ % O. 'ura ,epIs clergy uin unler r.r.l1-
stauees of Chr utu 49, p 'rii, ve uI.t -.ti-.s
int Is an ave ..e i,sist ls is omncuiiy ..ii-. :.
lous. lG'is 70 ni best rnan hs q totes Lif.rI,
Raviins,n. or N'eh. iii4 own Vovs, oa. sel-
tion-, aud descriptions ot in' Interesting Anu-
duiuo> of Btly!ln aud Nneyfh are 800 IluteiJ
WORTHLESS. Almost any iuttihg nc mll, AFTER