The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-12-12
Inc COMO nv ] win have i Be- rechr;sten.

| The Congo Riv win have 10 Be reohristen-
1 ed. Stanly calls = tho Lulaba, Livingstone
| name fur the portion which ho explorcd, and
which, from the Biblical and classical regard
for the river Of old Egypt 10 .fondly hoped
] might b. the Milo. But the Lualaha has Id Il
wsfer enough for three Miles, and from 81
source, IA ne table, land south d Lake TIM
| yanika, and 70 the enst. of Lake Ban3Ucol6
(in whose exploration Livingston died, It
flows northwaraly few degrees beyond Tho
Equator, and thence southwark To the 4 tlnu-
tic, having total length Of two Thousand
nine hundred miles,. Chains OF great lakes
feed its northward passage, and north Of W
angwe the first group of seataracts begins on
the twenty meridian Of east longitude i;
below this the river widens into great canal,
running through vast, populous plain,
| where there are towns in some places two
miles long, neat houses, fairs aud markets. -
This Il the land OF ivory temples. with the
commonsst articles of domestic use made Of
ivory also, a land Of the oil-palm, cotton,
India rubbers The natives ii}e sngf oased in
trade. III contrast to these are tho tribes
found in the region of the Upper Cataract,
whosare very aggressive, and, though not hab-
itually cannibalistic, always treacherous and
bloodthigstys Tie second REGION of Cataracts
extends, in 4 series Of sixty-two falls, Tor ono
hundred and eighty miles to the Yellala Fall
ono Hundred aud ten miles from itsSmouti,.--
| As Congo raglan south &c ana dlmined by
the river is only small portion of the coun.
try through which the Lualaba flows, while
indtsroHrse thonatives givsrsS many names,
q Corrected geogtaphy willsno lmofclcall 1t the
Congo than it would hume tho Susquehanna
the river Of Luzorne.
kf7. 4f5 - So ~
There Is iih old gentleman Id DAhbufy who
takes d strong interest lii children, and inva-
riably when meeting them, says something OF
pleasant nature. Saturday afternoon he
saw a lttlo boy to whom he said Did you
ever see white crow with yellow legs aud 4
red bill 2" The little boy said no never did,
ard the old gentleman walked on. The next
morniug, when he was taking his second nap,
he Mas.aroussd BY d knocking onsthsa door. =
Dressing himself hastily he went there, and
found litsle boy who explained ~ have
come TO see that crow, = The old gentleman,
remembering the incident of the day before,
experienced . vague, dreamy desire to kick
the urchin into thomiddIe of the street, which
feeling gradually shaped itself intoa deter
imitation to kick himself, sohe told the little
boy that the crow had gone into the city for
the winter, and went back to bed q changed
man.
al u
zS That leofara. said AfE 1iiadlerfb " his
friend Wipcdunks OF PEORIA as they were At
the circus on Friday willcatoff your hand. !"
Possiblsf' said Mr.. Wipedunlxs. "Fact,s
replied Mr.. MiddIerib Mr. Wipedunks then
laid a piece Of cracker in hishand and extend.
ed it TO the leopard. The docle animal inn
mediately bitpff tho thumb and two fingers,
and expressed q desire for more. HThere, p
said the heartlesss Middlefib, ~ knew he'd
eat off your hand, but Ididn't suppose you'd
give him thelchanss.V &Thissis i trie story
Az true-as anything about circus ever Is, at
any rate. Z e $1,000
nBoy. = saidsa gentleman "a the a,ostler Of
hotel on alightipg from his sph@ton, eek
tricate that quadruped from the vehicle, stab
Efilato him, donate him afaded,fat6 supply Of
nutritious alineiit, and when the aurora Of
morning shall again. illuminate the oriental
horizon win award thee pccuniary COM
.pensation for thine amiable hospitality.,,--
The boy ran into the house and toldAis mas
IL $50 - "a
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