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, 1876-03-18

(G) Uofore btdling Joab. AbtshA. and !ttAA
Rood-by, the King said to thotn: " Deal ten
nv lake." Tho poopie heard the King givo tltls
expression Of Ills lndestructthie love for hA sou,
snd tey s. 1o Kne h1, ~. vivid " uds tmprssasp;n On
Ills m,tsc, that had NJ lately filled tho air a'Id
cnyled from thstr homes ro many non. ronlon.
and cbIltlron to wtnese the military DISPLAY. had
gradually died away. lilo ksni; eai'nn7tod y
Tho asmY Of David reached tho battlc-aellH.
Tho struggle soon bogau.u Ills men wero euc-
ccssfnl it e.ery point. rho young King, !ost
sono soldlsrs Of bis fall.or (oj should prevent
be escape, Unfortunately, tho mulo on which
ilo rolu wns not 30 complying or oasily directed
as vere thoBo horsos with which 1lu lad rnnde
bosst believed in progression and teif-controI.
10 he forced ha way ntnunE tho low and dsuse
boughH OF tho oak and Hnvehlnth treeH. AbBa-
lolns long aud buahy hair, 10 tnuch admired by
tho n'stens Of us Day, W. -, caught by tho s;i1
lad no eajdio. 1'he boast excused hnnolf from
carrying ono who added nothing 10 his
own reputation, md was very Nt-
Kng' q wishes, hovo1er voetforou,ly thoy inishi
DO expressed. Absaom. grasped the fcins, that
i,o might disontang!o his hair, and tho mulo
passed. on, leaving Abas!otn suspended between
hehTeh and eafth, CUE properly enough much
nearer earth than heaven.
Joab uas duly notif1oG Ut AbsaIom'a condition.
After somo Laaty words with tho inforlupr (xyi,
11) hs haatcd to AbsaIoul, thrust tllEeo darts
through tho heart OF tho yonny man whom he
tacitly promised "to treat fandofly " aud whls
yet aiiyo ton young mon Of Jonbe body-gmarl
came up, emoiU him, and slew him Qb). Thia
wss '.trcating tho Youny insn ten
dosiy." (10) Joab blow tho trumpet,
which ECHOED through tho woods
and ovor tho hills, notifying tue people that the
war was ended, aud that they could return from
tho pursuit. The army soon learned that the
usuipor was sain-tho rebellion waa closed
tn Tho pooplo took tho l'ody Of Abaalom put
It into = pitt aud throw Btonta upon 1t.
f2t) David WIS impaticntly waiting In hiA
room oTor tho city gates. asking the watchma1
now and tLon, "Do you Bes nny mau coming
ACROSS tho plains to tho city," After sono hourf
had passed, the watchman Hatd, II SEQ q mau
running aiono." '4Well," said tue King, "if LII
bo nlono. ho Inn good tidsnzs." Tho old man
| much relieved from suspense, TOOK down biz
| hnrp, which Ind Always given good comfort nni
played \ few nlrs expressing gratitude 70 dol
Soon tue watcflmGu nHaln cried out (2C):"I Bos
another man ali atono running towards our walls
Tho King joyfully repl1cl "I1e bring
good news" Continued the watchman, "Ths
foremost inan rupB like Atuslaaz." David re
pliod: lilo Ia good man and cornoa with glat
tsdingH." Aturnaaz, famous for bis neetncss
soon ronched tho city Batea and cried out, 'Al
Is WE'LL" We leaye tho father Etill asking anx
loualy, "ls tho youbg nnn Absalom safe"
, 1876-03-18
Sptntop, .. 13a,

SpSnfob. .. loss
EAiub MARCUS, 1,trnan1et
Curtohnua from bis yalnl
ut tbs capture Of the lAtal
town Of Cortoll, wAs
brave but hAushty pain
clan, IIs wa4 hated " th'
1'lebeIans, who refused htli
this Conkt,lsh!p. THIS In
tlamcts h!s anger, AMI ar'
coruIuR}y, when the Git,
was suffering from famine,
all a present Of coFn ta11!t
from Sicily. CoEiolanus al'
Yist.l thu Betlata not TO a.
tElbuto Il xtuoug tho Ple'
telxns ulIcas tL1y gafo Gil
their Tslbuncs. Auch H.
svlctce puEsRet the l'!rbs.
.ta.,p, WIN wuuld law toEAi
idul 10 pleeeA IN Tic SPOT
ita.l not tho YIlbuncs SUN
taopcd him lefore ths oatsl'
ills Of tho TribHs. cusio.
Iauua hiuSelf ttcathctl
nothing but dehancc, aud
At1 kttlasnen and 5Ftenda
irsarcelud fur h!nl III ssin.
!
, 1876-03-18

From Wi4is Iya,tmans Forthcoming Yo,u,.s.
Without being scientist. l hhye thoroughly
adopted tho conclusions OF the groas eayans and
exncEinontaBts Of our tImo and Of the last
huutltcd years, and thoy have interiorly ting
cd tho chyle Of all my verse for purposes bo-
youd Following the modern spisIs, tho real
poems OF the present, ever soltdifytng aud OK
pandng into tho future, must vocalsse tue vast
ness aud splcntlos, and reality with which soIeu-
tlsln has invested man auu tue nnisorao (all that
IL called csoatton), and must hencerorth launch
vss.neas. ep!endor, aud reality unknown to tho
OLD poomsl, like now aystoms Of orbs, balanced
upou themselves. revolving III nlImitlossspacemoro
subtle than tho stars Poetry. 40 largely hitherto
aud to nero anoronaness, upholstery, and su+
portlcial rhyme. will have to accept, and, while
NOT den7luE tho past nor tho themes of tho past,
viii be reyivitod W this tremondous innovation,
my opinion, be the background aud uuderly.
luz tnpetus, moro Or less ylslbie. OF all tltst
Glars songs.
Only (for me. at any rate. In a'l my prose and
poos5y). }oytnl'y accepting 'nodesn science sna
tion. thoro romlins over teoognlzed sttll lighsx
flight, higher fact, the eternal soul oi man (of
all elae soo), tha spirtuAl, she foligtons-Mhict
IL is to be tElo gtcatest office of Bchntiam, in MI
opiulou, and of future poetry also, 70 free iron
fables, crudities and huperstltionB, and lAuucl
forth IN renewed talth and scope h hundret
foil IT, n.s tho worlds Of relg[0usness, d
though 1natnly latent, are Just ~ absolute
in humanity and the universe - the world
Of choliIlatry OF anything In tho objoctiw
world. To ms, tho crown Of savAnt[sm L
splendid theology, and for ampler aud divine
sougu. No year, NOT even century, will ssstls
this. There Ia phaso Of tls real, lurking 10
hind the ldeAl which 1t IL all for. There 10 alsi
ire reossses, 3 Judgment, last appellate sousk
which MILL settle 1t.
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TO THE UNKH0Hrl IDEAL.

4 pONNET.
awnet lore! in dreams gaze on those bright eyes
Which, etas-like a1,afhu meath tha marble duma
OF thy fair forehead; whrnce III clusters rlss
Tue golden curis That down thy dear beck sosM.
In fansy, through thy trsAsos. rich aud T1ra,
lily eager nugrrs twine atd wandef till,
In love grown Do1d, all tcutlery, darn
To clasp thee ctose. whtlo al ny pulses thIil
W!th ardent lore, hiy lrm " thttln arr prest-
tThpac rosebud pa that lunoydswa htatitl-
Theo In my arns, embraced uf1n my hrpast,
kiss, lily thirsty soul doth drink IT, I'LL .
or earthly blisa. Faiz vizon Vt ths FutuksI ali my
ifo 10 thinei
From lhe far realms unknown. oh bring tho sun-
thine Hf thy presence into mine.
CHICAGO, March II, 1870. J. 4. J.
, 1876-03-18
SUNpAy.SCH0Ol LESSON.
DkATff nE AHAAIdM


In our 1aAt paper wo left David aud his nu-
merous 1otInuo rapidly travelling over tho syoll-
Ing surface OF Oiyot. TLoy took tho road that
loads even now oyer the natural tloproesons be-
tweou tho northern and central plovatious lying
directly cast OF Mount Zlon.-the Same road
our Lord and Ills Disciples travelled ID pasalng
from Jerusalem to bethany.
With David wont hiH household, savo ton con-
cubiucs, whom ho loft 10 take caro- Of his boautl.
ful palhce, bis nany military frionds, SUCH ~
that noble soldier, 1ttal, with his COO horocs,
2adok and Ablathar, tho prIeBts, aud that
ahrowd dir'omatiae and eloquent man. uuBhai,
They moved fast along tho way to Uahu-
rim. Hero tho largur number remained,
waiting for Indications OF coming events.
A small number returned for diplomatic
purposes. Among these WAS IIushal, who soon
found moans Of introducing himself to tho youpg
King, and Of obtaining Ills Majonty's good will
and confidence. Ia took an early Opportunity
of aayiuy 10 Absalom, II vas your lathcr's Scr
yant for long simo. know very much about
tho af1airs OF Ills goyetnmont, and will 10 your
servant, il that bo your will and pleasure. / do
not crave any official position, but my services
aro At Your command III any onpsel.y, Lowoysr
Aunib!o."
In this way, under instruction. from David,
Hushai hopod that bcforo long he should be we'll
ab.o TO defeat The counsel Of tho Willy and re-.
sontful Ahlthoplel. David had assured lIushAl
Of tue aid OF his G1Bty prleatH, Zadok and ABB
athar. "When you ind what tho purposes Of
Alsa'om aud his court are." 10 salj, ''seud me
word by Ahiuaeaz and Jonathan. They all fully
understand what my designs arc. wish you,
l!ushsl g taTafs tue wicked purposes OF th.s
Very soon sitter David aud hla rottnue had left
Ziou, Absalon and bis army, with AinAsA At its
head, entered 1t with nen1ly as much display a.
whOa David took possesAon OF the city aud
drove away tho Jehuaitea. The new King had
had no e1porteuce In civil Affairs, 70 that lie wac
At loss what coqrse to pursue 10 tho present
emergency. lia knew that bis father stlll had
friends in Israel. Iie inquired OF that wise
counselor. Ahitaophe! Mhss ought TO DO done,
halfway n,oasurea be adopted Wo must pro.
vent I'll harmony between the fstler and son. !"
and then urged HI asrocious measure, cntl8oly
out OF keeping with bis own character, or tho
;;Pu!t Of tho titnes, u Of any times.
uense Importance Of Immediate aolioa. "Givo
me 0'ooo men and I will pursue David aud A.
, 1876-03-18

SleInton, =. ~, See. 1l6.
The central lx,lnt u ahs
H.i,loo theology was lh,
doctrine Of tEausiaigzsttor
Ut souls. According tc
t!,ls doctrine. the human
seA! " Joined to earthly
hDd!es only for tho l'ut.
pusu Of punishment, aud
it4 ATM 1nll effort Ore Il
reuuIte Itself with tlit
Divine Bptflt Of tho Uni
verse. l'he HIrdod, there
foru, regards extsteI.c,
isl this world ~ q TIM
u trial aud Vun,atrcat
10 be ahrtttged by prayer
aud sacrltea, BY rtnauct
aud pufiheattou. II q mAi
pcKleets these. Ills Eou
after death Will bb jolnet
10 tho body OF an tnfesioI
animal, and will have 4
conmalca ~ wandering
sfrexh.
, 1876-03-18
En7Aton, p. III, See. %.
This nccou1 secession
oxtorted from tha patrl.
rialls the srCond great
etasHy Of p1etetaus rights.
H1rtnfon, p. III. He. B. ,
Civil copcartl, " wLicl
! temple was dedicated
brought with Il q I,erio.1
Of civic yittua aud her oil
greatness.


~. ~.
htr,nso''. r, ?. l7s. s@s lN
Incn e'asc1s VINO was F.
Aahd. drew \ weapon Anu
9razed ~ shoulder w,ll'
IN M'aifeeHa a1oxe.
Cfeaz discoRnRc1 ont
nnaL anu ahatenea u
tne LUZ, o1ciAimnR'
"tNve<u H., 1Gfea. t,' ~, m"nt 4!
, 1876-03-18
II religion from the oa It has tecu carrying. snd fif


Is Tho
-, REAL COMMUNICATION or IT'S WORK.
liz @ .vs % aasssa ss Get sea s' ~ .ne @ 4
s.s .:snby :. VA s.u.s s' ss''' s .ubssy sf'': :.
sny st1r.t ,mse'ins; b.t 4 toot un ss york
AMT. IL prD1o1cs MI instrument for ach iuve4tsga-
sho enrs ] ~ eonpstsy n Il hc han, @ % II
thIp Is tt, tl.o hands Of thc heim.man, FrstA cn.
1nttoo OF thfce members Of tic Council ia appointed
RentieInen whose coniienee In tic person 70 10 il-
vexgae,i Ia rail 10 be expeees and complete. Second
ss It's a.s %
Witch twenty are sevcrst Of gentlemen whoao enger-
nsas for tie result Of vlndca,ion would 10 likely 10
brought agsust Il. 7Hd"if thess aye ns1nsn shon1d
not 10 sbfc Io scrve .ny hrre Of them quorum.
lei by nll The hcn,,icnte Of III members 10 special
reaHlt, tho customary laws which regulate human
and fountain 10 no longer ssite. FsnstA-Thss
Commission IA appaEenty not TO b. ora.n'iIsS, n'.e,!
shsrsts ss5 nay ~ j. ass % no rs!ssss
os ~ aa NTH ia pos Of r. ohy4s wsshs
not does not Clearly eppssE Tbs most intlmas9 tsp. m
1sse1a.s n Of iho pastor II r., sufe a oSo ~ nt @
shAequent etatcmens appear 70 deny thia. That try
caunoe know beforehand who AZ & y s'y The sin.gss
tn teS G,' ~ ~ i.b T. T. or 1ntnnwn iribunai ttGh
Thu comns'ou aitss hsafnA @ any @ ey,ssn1e @ ~ sag
enaNEs, 'y ~ 1mt rrounH rns tsnots. ia
or,,.sri 1I'eu; ~ Al thn AMI AZ s,Iv sia~s ~,
charges have been ptcaeh.ea, seen's 70 ns 10 rfo
tI,s ro,nmssfon nav Yet be ofxsuIsc If lbs COMMIT
cea Or tho Church anu slo Conns deem Il deaiEan!o
tn.x n'If thInF NAV throv ir1t IN tf,c cb,rgrs
alre1.,1y irtn. Id otner vorGs. If Tho Eomtat,teo
ar ia c,utch wish then to nrcsot az nart4 teatimnny
or tho eaif nj tleir sec1st nastor lin tlonfenIo
NAV oreanjsa 10 hear such testimony, and to ErnJer
diNcront verdict ,Irop it, II would not he STRANGER
than other (h!Es have bco That this should turn uut
to " s s RSfG " s n.,,.
authorized @ 70 Ii IL scerei u ss s s own % Judgment il
aTe called, whoihar otlcr wne1aca wo,,Id 10 material
II IL u,testra1ed ty auy rules ctcert to discretion of
its mcntcrs It eainot protect .he witnesses bcforo
It's
nERroSatn1r RI NO ONE.
II Ia sntv 10 rsport tie rrsut, Il NAV reach to tho
Riys.l by lion 10 ths puhllo Ind rIymoutI Church
scn ts uoi sven .dyt,cI 10 sscc Tho rcsuIt or To- p
anyhpg niout Il excent 10 publish Il. TLo action Of
ioyoud which inquiry ncysr ellxl no. /. wuuIi
certainly Le unjust ID tho many Aonored numbers
of Tie counetl even 10 suspec. th.t sl!tn would 10
n,,rrso Of asouitta Il misht mt pcrIas hs wboIIy
i,nins ~ mini. hehind thc sncnea r. a,sn.
~ oa rnrsos to inSago ssros 81
s,s II In rat trs m,,c, 10 aav tnt no resits IN ia
1rast ltnlv ~ In ntaine ,y suci, Comtossl" can o
nyng d; dGSa M r n @nS ~ tao aafa
IN n,,1 hsr. 1oug hecn ating I'M cyo q a st,i
r. II not n3Iinttmo il mt It, alarming mt In. 1t"
liz nncent sd honnrel netbols of nanrroi nin,isa
suddenly and completely sol saldo BY assembly not
ennoWe.ga 70 90 II N !a1os o. @ xs this
~, p.ie ~ ~ pso'os n.sousa mu .oty PetN
, 1876-03-18

tau heAd-mcn TT lhn Senaie
uerd sent III h1yra ot 5nov.
ing hts conlpiMts,ts; buI
they wcrG rctrivod with tht
utmost aternncss, and hid
that tho city rnnat autpa,t'
70 Ills absolute will. HcSi
day thn ,,onstfiR, suEn1s
ttamcsls, and all tl,a t,riesl,
zane In their rotEs " OF,
titr, n1ul In val,i nrayet
him 10 spare tho city. Al
'cftnet, iost: hut It,me wa
AtTed f'y htf women. Mex
morning, tho uob'est tn1
tr''lsA, f,eAticd t,y vttuh1
tho aged mother Of Cor.o
1a1fla. ard by iIta vlfe W
lnmhta, holttlng her l!ttIr
children ily the hand. cam
to Its tent. Their lA1,erl
tntiohs turned him fror
1liH t,tlrENAo. !" Mother.
lie eai'l, t,,trrtinH int0 teass
"ttlo,i hast eared Rome
l,nt Lost Thy sun /" uo the,
led tho r0lAcisna l,o5ut
Aoire ray that In WA rn
u death ny tho Fo1Ecia1ls
hns otllGrs, TINT 10 ntc.
aInHng them 10 4 great a9e
and was often hesrd 10 u
tLae "Nnne " bit IN oil
nan can fcci how wrelcf,e,
IL il to llvs in = f0Ee!x,
lanl,"
, 1876-03-18

and had won by thei
s~tr9ls \ position thAt Gav
them cofntnnntl OF III
~ otiucts and wates 1f 0tll
rr hat.ona. A. long ~ tn
csF1nt4 and mnslins q
Ijal,y'on and AFdis, I'll
hllawIa Of Chhr1,trn an
india, thu tine linen G
Egypt, and the ynries1 fnA!l
utactnrH Of tho 11mn'
chm towns, poured c,nttn
n,itY iuto I'errja, II Wa
heeillesn for the nattT
tnIal'astun to engage Il
manufacturing industry.
, 1876-03-18

Ststaton, .. dt. Sc. 1N.
/, Tho EdE1ianx did gmy
little Ia the MechAnlcal
Arta, II wss their k,A4t
thai they Ners so3dies7,
, 1876-03-18
Exposition Of tho Sunday
School Lesson for To-
Morrow.
Continuation of Absnlom's Revolt..-
The Battle, and His Death.
Defeat Of IeitNnlism in England
---Tl1o 1eidstlulo Case.
REECHER.

,,.., ,.,on .ra ...,.i.r e.,,,,... .,,J,,,,n ~
teFy ta1Ao ano noeaHe'tS'oapestaut "ao'eAoo' ~
6to1rB having announced at tho morning service
t,,at In pl.ce of tia us,n, sund.y nvnninp acr-
mon ho would stato his visws regarding tho Do
cision OF tho Plymouth Advisory Council. After
tho usual o1ercleos Of prasor aad praise. no bo-
gan 10 rnad hts statcrnont which hc said had
been prepared at tia request of sontlcmou who
haa fl3hs 10 hsK II. LIB maonot WEE very
enrncst, aud, though Ills remarka were aomo-
tl1noe 1aseaes'e cno"eu 70 cnuso ein'lo on .ne
fhccs OF hlR 'stenerp, hl8 facc dlt nos iof q mo-
uens 'ose @ W. 7oi'ouS 1na A'lnoes so'.o eap'ea'
tho whole Of thc reading. which occupied about
IN ions aou laa' Sou.s'su'oa ,. fo'naiA " un'
,'aual fofco cansed slight stir and n hasty OK
cnanso OF sahees eun ,nsonsn Inc "noao @ h0'lAo
Tue Ao''s 1sAaon4AH. - fnnin ...-
follown.
w., -. ,, , .,,, ---. -.
nae ,n iaet la.nB y necone pnpac, ny nc agenes Si
@ ~ rt ~ Nv ,i ta. NJ. ~ ~ .h ~
~ I'LL souuntu Il sscns m nTon1r thnt
.ts ..ts IL ~ nSc9u ~ psop1F sans
esa s ~ ~ o ~ ~ 10
ms hsyn rs ad AZ H. ilo .a,s ae s 9si
iaso esn - lonx nrHsa .xsiart .o rastos # fy,n-
nn nanf sctsos mi 1f sts .. ~ @ n ,ong a
e:sia: Sut h,ys @ = thoaeS!s Sh!e Z NJ seem sem
,ena M ~ 70 s gen
m mol aasns u ieset u sorse In. W asrsesscs ess
Ma;o tr fr "hsra J., nk ~ h ov F., sa+ 20
entertained md oyer my acon must be controlling.
itt ,,S t t;aa - ~ nYe w pnsm one ot asr
s,orn( wrisht II wsa 1aros IN rnr.1'm1. nnsnvsr @
.t ;sss,ns s7sl I1 ,nsnlsI. ii liz eiassaes sisas
enrnh In tto Goneii ~ III ,1na a
1resent ncrsn % ~ o tn q 1a,a n.
.. ~ H. ts..tn M vi ~ "eso Ftsss
, 1876-03-18

S'etnten, =. 6f, Sc. III.
Indeed, In ske prtl,itisl
EH,rtNl. tha main taatt,rc o
their religion wa1 the u;
acknowledgement aud til,
Worship Ut = single ~
I'retHe EM,-"tle I<3r,
God Ut Heaven"
, 1876-03-18

Srfnton, .. 13s, Sec. II.
That city wA now In the
Rrr,ttsst danger, and the
Etrl1scsns could 1svo en-
tered IL BY tho snhlician
bridge had not 1Ioratiul
Coolies, will, two comrades,
kept tho whole Etruscai
nrllsy Rt hay whilo tht
lioulans brpke down tlll
bridge ,elllpd lll.u. Vile:
II was glving way, ho ser,
back his two companions
and withstool a!oue IL,
attacks Of the focn till til
cracking OF tae FILLING tin,
Iers told him that th
bridge waa destroyed
Then prying. 20 Fathe
TiGes, taEo mo Into III,
charge aud lear me up!
he plunged Int o tho strear
And sW1m ncTIss IN safety
nEnI.l tho Arrows Of til
ene,ny, Tho S;ste raise
o statue In Ills honor, M
allowed him "a much Ian
~ lie coul1 IiloW aronnd Il
ono day. Few legends n
more celebrated In 1sbnal
history than this gallan
deed OF lIoratitts, au'
llt,man writtfs loved |,
tell
"HpW well uoratiuB ker
the bridge
In tho brayu days Of old.n
, 1876-03-18

Etintsn, ?. l3o, Sec, ?.
Italy is tho central On
Of the three great IpninAa
Las which project from th'
Htnth Of Europe Tito tb'
Mediterranean Hca, II Ia!
al extreme Length, Of 7Ol
mi(ta, il bounded on tht
north bJ tho ch.in Of ttil
Alps. sud Ia SURROUNDED
on other sidca by tho res
It may he divided into twl
par:a,-tllo northern con
hating Of tbs grnst p1nil
drained By tho liiytr Ia
dus, or 70. with ia trlbu
tarles; and the southern
being a long tongue OF lau.l
with tho Apcunines, rs
backbone. traverstng |
from north tn south. !
should tn tioticclt howes
Ct, TINT, tail tho lime O
tho Empire. tho lhoinAu
ncvcr included Tie plai;
ofShe 10 III 1talJ. To Ii!
section they gave the tlatI.
Of f;diit1 G.satplna, o
Gaul Oh tits tho Hom2u
6ide Of tho Alps
Sfeinto., ?. 1as, foot-sntt.
The L,rtors were publ
ofhcrra rllu attended uIp
the Ib1runn magistrate
Each Co,lsul had twtly
L!ct,rB. They carried il
On their shoulders faset
which we're rods GNlnd i
the form Of q bundle, An
containing an ax III II
middle.
foot-nots, p. 143.
| A j1Igcrlm was fatht
mora than halt m scre.
ftntnoit, D. l3s.
Tbs Uicfd!or was IN Il
, 1876-03-18

SEfnton, i. IS, Sec. 20.
They not only latl tEaus.
parent glass, hut even
lelIses; thcy Wcra well nc
1,laiutxl with the priucl.
j'lb Of the lrt'h, and con.
strl,s:tel tunnels, RIno.
ducts, and lrntna; tley
klluw tbs HISS syf tho pulley.
tho lever, aud the roller
they ullderatood tho arts
Of lu1ayllsH. etiamelingt a,,'l
oyprIayi1u with 1'lttAls !;
they cut gems WITH Abs
grcatekt skill nnd 1u!sh !,
and, III the osIluaty arts
Of isfe, they we're, twenty.
I'VE centuries s9o, nearly
un . l4r will tho b,aAtrtl
achievements Of tbs mol.
eflIS+
, 1876-03-18

~ w. -" f*S o VIZ
IllttHfintoH's .lhcitnt Nun
arehks, E1o!. H., y. 2t4.
Transparent glass " ono
|of these; hui tho lnost ro-
na1knbIo Of all IL Tie lena,
II It be borne III
mind, In addition 10 all
this, TINT tho buildings Of
tho Arsyrlnus Hhow then,
to have lwela we'll ac1ua,ut.
ri With principle Of
the areh; that they cou.
[strtlctsl tunnels, auut-
ducts. au.l tlrains; that
thgy knew tho usS Of tho
pulley, thu lover, aud tia
roller: that they understood
tie atts Of lnlA31uk, en41,l-
cling, aud 0yeslAylilg with
motals; aud that they cut
gems with tue Breatest skin
A.ltl hu!sh, II will 10 apr,a-
ircut that thetr civilization
|eluhlel that OF alInoat any
alclfnt country, and that
Il did not ta.l fnluleAsur-
ably behind tha EJa1tcI
IAElllePruleHtR f1f th6 tun,1x
, 1876-03-18

!atttaanA Tbs city ~ss
6llca with despair, The
lets nrst men In the 8enAm
wera sent In hopea of
tn'y!ng his compasAion.
nns u'ny wes rtcaiyei .
With Tho utmost starnness.
and to(d that Tho city tnnx{
st'brl1lt to hla Ataol,,to win.
Next day. ttls f,cuttda,
augurs, fiamcrls, and al
tho ry1eats, cams In their
rotsn of ot}scn, md In vain
f'thya1 hin 10 ataee ths
city. All teemed lost; bua
Home wns a1Fttf bf her
~omnn. Enxt n,nrnlpg.
Tho tiol,lfst matr0ns, heHtl.
cd by re.nria, tho aged
mother of t'nriniAntts, and
his Wsfs Vnlutluts, hold
liz h.nd ',eMT esra, sn,!+,1sn ~ h,s ~: ~
tTltir iannent.s,ons S ~, II f,rsoi ,sa.;
hin, from hfs uarrxsm.
!" Mother" be esIfl, t,.lfnt.
INC Into faEs, tfou tast
e., ns ven ! y HONE T hns lmt @ thy
VII Vns.c;,r. .1c ,,..n. ,men IL. ie1 me ne
MT a i,t,1, n "Ji .tn,si, ~. 1suy sMcy
|ho hid stnrcd Iso1ne. oii,s
ers rclaie that b. Nved
srno11g tho volsctntn 70 =
great sao. and wsa ottcn
I,u1tu I,,, ~ " ~, ~ IN tnst ..a meme enc
'f,ow how wrrt.;,ci ~ It'll Il n ~ ~ 'trs 'ces
III. a fnrrion Son,1 A''
cf,nv 4htt -t.~ -
, 1876-03-18

rlwaa theif h1ast tliat tltsy
& lw4re snltsltsr. and had woi,
e!a positinh l,y their good
-Iswort1a, which gavs tflem
: !lile command Of At1 That
flwas tnoet sxQt1inlto and at.
. fnirnblc. whether tn the
! natural world or among
fftt,o protucta Of human lii
-Idaatry. 20 long M the
-jtarJeta Of Babylon and
I81t1lia, tho sl,awls If Knsf,-
z[in!r and tndls. tho iinn
,titncnh ot uost!ppa anil
]; Egypt, .. tia mul.
!ufnrm manufactures ri Tho
IFh,rnicfan towns, poured
fcs,nsInually Into Persia
t,roIce IN the way Of trlb.
lite, Etfta, Or merchandise,
III waA needless for t1lc NJ.
tttvc population u engage
largely in .utlustrtal eil:er-
Itttsc.
,isnwsinMn's Ancknt llt1t-
urrh1.s, taf. fff., y. T4.
! Tie 5.tain feature tlrrinR
this nr.t rMritAl WIS the
acknowledgment antl tho
}, ,,w1rtAtI, oE = stng.s Dl..
..,irr,ns TOD - the Lord
iGod of Heaven"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-25

At the meeting of the House Mr.. Kerr
was In the chair, seemingly improved IN health
Mr. Cate Dem, WIS., introduced bill for the
relief Of persons who have settled upon lands
granted to the State Of Wisconsin for railroad
purposes. Referred.
The Speaker proceeded to call committees for
reports.
Mr. Morey CRep., La, from tho Committee on
Puolic Lands, reported back the Senate bill re-
pealing section 2.SO3 Of tho Revised Statutes,
making restrictions In the disposal OF the public
lands In ALBANIA. Mississippi. Louisians, Ar
kansas, ani fiuridt. IL repeats the section
witch confines the disposal Of the public l. nds
IA la States to the provisions OF the Home
ton suall not have the effect Of impairing the
right Of any homestead settler, AMI that the
lands affected by this act shall be offered for
sale from time To time ana shall not be SUI ject
g. private entry until SO offered. After discus
sion, the bill went over without action.
Mr. Hdfris tDeu., Val, CHAIRMAN OF the Com
init ee on Elections, reported rssOlu. ion In
the South G. roli IA contested election case, de.
rlsring the SITTING member, jos. X. Kainey, to
have ueen duly elected. Ordered printed and
recOmmitted.
The House then proceeded to consider the
Louisiana contested case II spencer AIT. Morev,
he report OF the majority Of the committee
being that "Wm. H. SPENCER. the contest mt, IL
emitted To the seat, ana that Frank Morey, the
sitting member, IL not" The minority take the
opposite view. No action was taken on the
report.
Mr. Wilson (Rcp., Iowa) offered a resolution
directing he Committee on Commerce to In
qIirc IN o an alleged com bination Of the leading
railroads IN the United states for the purpose of
controlling frame. Adopted.