Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-21

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EVen these 10 ut bels-ng o. them. No
CsTistiaa's fssniiy Is Inviolaf~, Uss can he
o~n a foot oi the land on which b. toils
out his DAYS IL sho1ld b. saIi, rather,
that this latter statement ~ss the law fer
four crotuIies, until abolished by the re-
cent Tans,n.at of Abiul- Medjid in 1856
nut VIC hit C'usiucttuS tus Sdu>t VI w
cay in the Ottoman Empire, and no re-
forms of recent date can affect the sub
ject, especially rs these usually fail dead
upon their PRONUNCIATION. The 7ansimat
itself, u constitution of which any Chris
tian nation might be proud, has produced
pitiably small results, although it prom.
Used perfect Utopia. No Christian, then,
however wealthy in money, however
powerful ia his tribe, could be landed
proprietor. The titled fields, the bound
less pastures, the luXuriant vineyards, all
remained in the grasp of the Turks, who
are usually poor in money, lacking in en-
tcrprise, and unable to do anything with
their possessions but to let them out to
the despised Christians, from whom they
wiring the last farthing by taxation. Then
when they come on their too frequent
visits of collection, they invade the sane
tity of the home, and make the Christian
feel the heaviest yoke that ever CALLED the
neck of man. No beautiful wife or
daughter is safe from the lustful Turk.
The victim of his fancy is ruthlessly torn
from the weeping and stricken household,
And, despite all the fine edicts and prom
Uses of recent years, the ruined husband
or father is fortunate to come away with
his head, if he goes to make complaint.
But u few weeks ago an aged father,
whose daughters had fallen under the evil
eye of the collector, tremblingly declined
to lodge him, as is the custom, until the
village taxes were gathered. The en-
ragged Turk saddled and bridled the man,
and rode him back and forth until he
sank with exhaustion. Nor does the
foul tyranny cease with the wives and
daughters; even the boys are seized and
dragged to ruin. 1t was an infamous
proposal made by Turk to a Christian
boy at the fountain of Belgrade, that led
to the horrible bombardment Of defence
less Servians in 1862; and, finally through
the indignation aroused in all Euro e, to
the deliverance of four walled cities to
Servia. But he who would write the deeds
of the Turks must dip his pen in the
springs of Gchenna.-Appletons Journal.
THE London Times has a ghost story.
For month the camp Of Aldershott was
visited nightly by an aggressive spirit.
1t was no respector of persons or rank ;
it pummeled naughty officers iu the ribs
and gave humble privates black eyes. A
private of the 10Th saw it one night and
was abashed. 1t was midnight, and the
sentry perceiving something advaRcing
toward him gave the usual challenge, to
which no reply was made. The chal-
lenge was repeated, whereupon the ghost
went to the sentry box, slapped the SOL
dier several times in the face, and before
he could recover from his confusion made
off across the common with astonishing
bounds. The soldier, in his excitement,
loaded his rife and fired. but missed his
aim The ghost went toward the Mill
tary Cemetery and in = similar manner
attempted to frighfen = private in thu
iesth Regiment, who ms 90 guard by .
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