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Daily Republican., 1878-10-25
CHEkifrS > SALE.

BY virtue Of writ Of Levaria Facias To me
directed will be exposed to Public Sale at
the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, Sal SH1PLEY ST..
Kent by John ]. Dougherty, In the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle County, Del,
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE 9TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. d. 1878
At2 o'clock, p. m.
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain plantation or tract OF land
situate In the hundred and county Of New
Castle, bounded and described as follows 10
wit: Beginning ut a stone corner in u line
OF land ot Cams heirs. thence by lands Of
said Cams heirs south SO degrees 20 minutes
east crossing pubic road l56 800 perches TO
a stake In the edge OF the branch or ditch,
thence by said branch ar ditch south 4014 de-
grees west 10 42-l00 perches TO another stake
In said branch or ditch, thence south IN de-
yrees west 10 10 perehes to a corner stake In
the middle OF ditch, thence with the middle OF
said ditch south degrees IS minutes, east
l01 l5lo0 perches to stake on the bank, and
thence the same course to low water mark on
the delaware river, thence with the top OF
said hank, northerly 81 perches, more or less.
to the middle pi a ditch dividing this from
Benjamin Elliott's land in u line running to
low water mark on the Delaware river, be-
tween this and said Ellioit's land, thence
with said Eliott's land by the middle Of a
ditch, north IS degrees west 9l $40 perches to
q corner tree on fast lard. thence north % de-
grees and IS minutes west - o-l0 perches to
stone thence north b degrees and ID minutes
west 81 rs 100 perche9 to stake In the middle
Of a road between this and Lambsons land.
thence with the middle Of said road south 81
degrees west IN 4-lu perches to stake, thence
north degrees 80 minutes west with land q
l. Fevre's heirs ~ 54-lOO perches To stake, a
corner for Cams heirs. thence with said
Cams heirs, north 7s degrees 30 minutes east
53 l.lO perches to a stone and place OF begin
ming, containing one hundred and twenty-five
acres OF rand, more or less, with two and u
ha If storied brick house and brick barn and
other ont. buildings thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perly OF John r. Letevre and Mary his wife
and t. t. and TO be sold by
ISAAC GRITBB, Sheriff,
sheriff office, New Castle, Octoberl7, 1873.
Uctg2
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25

The vessel known as "No. 203,
bnilt for the Russian government by
the Messrs. Cramp, of Philadelphia, wa.
successfully launched Wednesday in the
presence of 1000 spectators, including
several Russian naval officers. The
Rev. Father Bjering, of New York
chanted the ceremony of mass in the
Greek language, and choir of sailors
responded, after which he blessed the
ship.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25
SEWING MACHINES.
A GENTS WANTED
n IN WILMINGTON
n or The DaYia' Sewing Machine.

Merchants and dealers or any competent
business man We wish to arrange with some
good respons Bile party to handle our sewing
machines In this section of the State, and to
the right parties, will give a general agency,
and the best terms direct from the manutac-
of legitimate business, but add an additional
attraction 20 It. The machine is the best In
the world. Has no equal as far as merit Is
concerned. II received the highest gold medal
at the Centennial Exhibition over all Com
pettors for simplicity, durability and for the
largest range and variety Of work. The light
simply impossible tor any other ma chine to
duplicate the work done on this,and 1t entire.
| v does away with basting. FOR particulars ad.
dress DAVIS SEWING MACHINE Go.
WATBRTowr, N. Y.
or VIM JOHNSON, OXFORD, Pa.
| octl-lmdhw.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25
GHER1FF'S SALE.

-
BY virtue of a writ of Levari Facias to me
directed, will be exposed to Public Sale at
the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL s4l SHlPLEY ST
kept by John J. Dougherty In the City oi
Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE 9Th DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. d. 1878
at O'Clock, =. M.
the following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain farm or tract Of land situate
in New Castle Hundred, bounded aud de-
scribed as follows. towit:
No 2 Beginning at stone corner for land
of the heirs Of Francis Cam, deceased, thence
with the line Of said lands south SO deg and
20 minutes east 1856 6-l00 per hes to the centre
OF ditch thence with the centre OF said ditch
south ~ degrees and ID minutes west ~ i7-lOO
perches, thence south 22 degrees and I5 min.
west IS 40 percheS. thence south 10 degrees
IS minutes east 100 l-lJlO perchcs TO n stake In
bank Of the Delaware rivercOrner for the lands
Of +, Cam. dt ceased. thence with the Della
ware river 81 perChes 10 a stake i'll the bank OF
the same corner for the lands OF Benz. Elliott.
thence with the centre Of ditch and with
lands Of Benz Elliott north Is degrees west
81 6-lO perches to tree corner tor land of Benz
Elliott, thence north % degrees and ID min.
west 20 $40 perches corner foT lands OF Benz.
Elliott. thence with the side Of lane north 81
degrees and 45 minutes west u 7SlOOperchcs
to stake in the centre 0froad corner tor land
of Vim. H. Lambson thence with the said road
and Lambson's land south VI degrees west
l2l 40 perches to a stake in centre OF Lamb
sons Ia nd q corner for other land OF the late
James LeFevre, deceased, thence with the
line Of said lnnds Of the late James LeF"vre
and north two degrees and thirty inmates
west ~ 54- 100 perches to a stake corner foT
lands of the heirs Of Francis Cam, deceased
thence with said lands north 76 degrees and -
minutes east 53 l-0 perches to a stone the
place of beginning. containing one hundred
and twenty-one and tour-tenths acres be the
same more or less with two and nal
storied brick house and brick barn and othel
outbuilding. thereon erected
Seized and taken In execution as the pro
perty OF John h. LeFevre and Mary, hi'
wife, and {. is, and to be sold by
ISAAC Cru BIB, Sheriff
Sherif's office New Castle, October II, 1873
Oct22
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25

Many of the soldiers of the Mexican
army are deserting into Texas because
they have not been paid oil since July.
In MoreIia a number of troops have dis
banded for lack Of subsistence. Gen.
Escobedo is reported very i'll in his pris'
on, and a surgical operation may be ne
cpssary. The prisoners friends com,
plain of the severity of his treatment
by his jailers.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25
MARRIED.

ELLIS N-WARNE.--At st. Georges
Del, on the 18th of October, by the Rey
Henry Rumor, J. Veazey Ellison, Of Phla.
delphia, to Miss Sue 9. Warne, Of Kirk,
wood, Del.
BICKING-SENTMAN Anon the 2th inst,
ut the residence of the BRIDES parents, by
Rev. ]. b. Mann, Mr.. John W. Bicking ia
Miss Jennie Sentman. All of this city.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25
visitors from baltimore.

This morning the Chief Engineer,
John McKendrick, with the President
OF the Board Of Commissioners, Thomas
Ryan, Henry W. Msers, of the No. !
Hook and Ladder, and James Ives, q
member of the City Council, all OF Bal
timore, arrived in this city this NOR.
ming to see the test of the Fame En-
gine Company. The engine was taken
over Third street bridge and in three
minutes and liz seconds l20 pounds Of
steam were raised. As they we're about
to start the hose bursted and the pres
sure thus being loosened the engine
went 50 fast that the packing box was
broken. The trial had to be postponed.
The test was to be given to show to the
Osgood Fire Company the powers Of the
apparatus. The Baltimore visitors are
stopping with VIM. H. Blake.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25
The Great Variety Store
OF
ADAMS H. BROT III + n.
5O6 MARKET ST. sos

LARGE ND VARIED STOCK OF
DRY GOODS, TRIMMINGS,
HOSIERY AND NOTIONS,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
CROCKERWARE, TINWARE,
GLASSWARE, CARPETS, RUGS,
FLOOR TABLES, STAIR OIL CLOTHS.
TABLE AND POCKET
A FINE ASSORTMENT or
CHINA AND GLASS VASES, ..
FIGURES, CUPS AND SAUCERS
BABY CARRIAGES IN LARGE HARITiEh:
Doll Carriages, Boys Veiocepedes Express and
Goat Wagons, WheeiCdrrops.
ALSO THE LARGEST VARIETY or
Var. China and Patent Dolls In the Ndfe.--
Cr0guet, Base Balls and Bats.
Purchasers w0uid find Il TO their dduantdge to
ive US a call and examine our pdriefy Of goods
we can and will sell ,eiih ne cheaPssi;
ADAMS l. BROTHER,
500 MARKET STREET,
Wilmington. Del.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25
DIED.

LAM SON.-Oct0ber 22d, william II. Lamb
son, In the AID year Of his age.
The friends Of the family are invited to at
tend the SERVICE at his late residence, Della.
ware street, New Castle, at one O'Clock, p. m,
on Saturday, the 28th inst. Interment at the
Wilmington and Brandywine cemetery, to
which his male friends are respectfully invi-
ted.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25
The Dog Brea y er's Guide.

The above is the name OF four-page
sheet, printed at Delaware City, Del,
by NJ. VonCulin. 1t is a twelve-column
paper and is devoted entirely to the in
terests of dogs. 1t is neat, and contains
illustrations of blooded CANNES.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25
TllviDEND
ARTIzAN's SAvISas BANK, /
n.sahs~ IN i15a

ARrIzAss SAvINas BANK
October 10, 1878.
The managers have this day declared .
dividend Tor the last six months. at the rate
octi7st EFT. TAYLOR. Treas
NYOTICET0 PROPERTY HOLDERS
~ All sidewalks must be properly re
paired and put In good order for the winter,
within I've days from theda Of this notice, or
the same will be done BY the Street Com
missioner at the cost Of the owner or agent Of
such property. T. II. HOAuLAND. ,
Street Commissioner.
October "a, 1873. oct1bt
NYOTlCE.--The regular quarterly meeting
~ OF the Trustees OF tho Poor for New Gas
tie County will be held ut the Aims House,
Wednesday, Oct 30th, at 10 o'clock. .. m. All
persons having bills will please present them
by that day; The supply Committee sill
2nd, ut II o'clock, .. m., when proposals will
be received for supplying tho Aims House for
the next three months with bread aud meats.
oct2seod2o-wit Nv. COoCH, Sec'y.
wLxIsaros, DEL, October Il, 1878.
The undersigned having associated them.
selves under the arm name OF ]. A. Bond Il
Co., for the transaction OF all business per
tanning TO Real Estate, Insurance, Convey
ancinR ana surveying, sOlicit AcoutlnuAnce
OF the patronage heretofore given 70 Bond
l. Pierce and e. II. Gregg. Once, room !,
Maris building, N. W. cor. Sixth and Shipley.
]. A. BoND.
Il. PIERCE
octI4.tf u. II. GREGG
lNYOTlcE.-Afierse several years experience
~ I have come 10 the conclusion 10 en-
large and extend my business, having made
arrangements with some Of our leading men,
as we can do the work with entire satisfaction.
| would say to all that may need our services
We will be happy To receive all orders.
p. S.-The best attention will be given.
Octfq3wd CHARLES u. AGNESS.
NyUTlCETO CITY AND SCHUOL TAA
| ~ PAYERS OF 1878. Bills having bccn
rendered for 1878, those who do not wish Is
postal card sent them or their names pub
lished, had better call at our office and make
some arrangements when they will pay and
those who give this notice NO ATTENTION
we shall proceed TO collect with costs.
Office hours from .. NJ, TO u m, and from
2 to 8 and to Up. III.
f. PROVOST,
| Collector for Northern District.
WILLIAM KYNE,
| nrtlhnw (,allectnF of Southern DistFIrt
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25
MONEY READY FOR GOOD FRS
M MORTGAGES.
Elliott, Johnson E. Co..
BANKERS AND BROk ERS
SIXTH AND MARKET kTk.,

WILMINGTON. DELAWARE
FoR SALg.-+ shares Wilmington and Bran.
dywine Bank, 20 shares Union National
Bank, o shares First National Bank.
Stocks and Bonds bought Tor cash or carried
on margins II desired. Telegraphic commu'
nieation with all the Exchanges. Quotations
furnished gratis on application.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.
ID K. ROBINSON Il CO..
BANK ERS & BROK Frs
n. +. Cor. Fourth and Market,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE

FOR SALE.
shares Gas stock, % shares of Farmers bank
Stock.
8 shares wilmington n Brandywine b'nk st'k
shares First National Bank stock
WANTED.
10 shares Masonic Hall stock.
PHILADELPHIA, New York and Boston stock
bought and sold on commission. Every iacil-
ty afforded for persons to sell invest In
stocks or bonds tebZ0-lv
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25
The BuelIs.

The Buell. singers have arrived and
will sing at Riddles Chapel this even
ing. They will sing at the M. s. r. A..
room tomorrow evening.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25
YAMES Il BRO.

TAMES & BRO.
Importers and dealers In
AND CUTLERY
PAINTS, OIL, GLASS AND CEMEuT.
NO. 84 M ARkET STREET
WILMINGTON. DRLAWAR
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25

WILMINGTON. DEL, October Is, 1878.
Latest stock Quotations furnished BY
Heald h Co., Clayton House Building VII.
mington, Del, ut II NJ. to-day.
Gold, i0o16; N. Y.C. b Hui.. Ill; n. Y
Erie M LAKE wsa,orn ssore' G5 Noitn H, Res, ResI
Island, lil1<; Ohio h Miss, ~; Pacific Mail,
l6lI: Western Union Telegmph, gOM; st,
Paul, aoh; st. Paul Pref, os1s; Wabash, is,S:
Union Pacific, %; Penna., Sass; Reading,
"A; Lehigh Valley, s7A; Lehish Nav, 10
Pitts. T. 4 b., "; Central Trans., S9a6:
Phila. 4 Erie, I; N. J. Central, s21a; Del
Del: 4 Hudson, 4Ss4; issrs Coupon, VIZ;
b20's. 'os. New J. n J., iu21T; so, 81 Coupon,
1857; $40. 'ss Coupon, lof5s; io4o Coupon,
1862; Currency Gs., ll9lz; New Ss of'si.,
,03s2; " Registered. l02l.: "a, 100.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25
HEALD & CO.,
IA N X ERB AND BWDM II
AMD nHAIEHA IH

AND DKALRE IN
STOCKS, BONDS, LOANS, GOLD AND
COMMERCIAL PAPER.
CLAYTON HOUSE. WILMINGTON, DxL.
Interest, Coupon, and General Csllections
Tickets 10 and drafts on Great Britain and
other parts oi Europe. n0v7-ly-d
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25
RllertH,s ksaleN.

Yesterday Sheriff Grubb sold at the
Lafayette Hotel, the lot and dwelling Of
Patrick Flynn, on Tatnall street be.
tween Delaware Avenue and Eleventh
street, to James McCollum for ~, 800.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25
ss--.-Hs...Has# arr7.a. $3.50.
WANTED.

UyANTED.-Ayo young American girl wants
w place to do housework. Address
" b, " this office. Oc24-3ts
VIYANTED $1,000, on first mortgage, inter
w est six per cent, investment safe Ad
dress G. this Office. oct5-tf
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25
$50 70 $1,000 O1%yi;|;al q E:il

Hook sent free explaining everything. Ad:
dress BAXTER & CO., Bankers, y wall
street. NY sp2o.tu.th.sat&w
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25
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WOOD YNvHfNE NENT.-SEaFsS u SIs
NJ ~ Aer1ss, Mons Looa AssestAsiea ~
sals. X TAYLOR. Sss'y. eetiAind
NYUTfCE-JsmsS b, Us1aIn9, lsmsrIy
IN employed with " as . clerk, 10 70 lon.
gaa IN ouf employ. L. p. BUCK 4 Co, In
Surancs Agsnts. siS Market street, WHINING
ton. octe
NOTICE Special attention paid 70 clean.
IN ing. repairing and adjusting sewing ma
chimes By John RAmo, No. 00e West sth IT.,
Wilmington, bel. Findings and sttar hmsnts
for all sewing machinss, needles, oils, Ae., o.
ways on hand. octlSu
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25

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Daily Republican., 1878-10-25
DRANDYWINE MILLS QUOTA
~ TuONA.

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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-28

RECEPTION FOR FORMER EIErONIASs.
We learn from a late number OF the
Atlanta Constitution that Captain L. Ii.
Ellis and Lieut.. Mitchell lamar, formerly
Of Elkton, but now OF the 18th Regiment
|. ;. Infantry, which was removed from
near New Orleans to Atlanta, on account
Of the prevalence of the yellow fever at the
latter place, are quite Is popular there as
they are in their native town. We PIE
slime the regiment has been ordered else
where and that the German was given
on the eve Of their departure from Atlanta.
The editor of the Constitution refers to the
hop in the following complimentary style:
We have never seen in Atlanta n more
elegant and delightful social affair than
the German, given 1T the kinball House,
last evening. The young men of Atlanta
rendered it in honor of Capt. Ellis and
Lieut.. lamar, of the 18Th Infantry, two
gentlemen who, during brief stay in our
city, Lave made many true friends here.
They were peculiarly honored last night,
for the German in all its appointments
WAS the most elegant aud complete ever
known at Atlanta lie concludes, by
expressing the hope that the gentlemen in
" hose honor the entertainment was given
may participate in many more like it in
the same place.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-28

LITTLE JOHNNY ON THE PrGEoS.-My
sister says no man which shoots pidgIn
matches shall marry her. but no man wule
want To marry her. | guess. As long as the
pidgir shootin held out, COS that wui I've
fun enuff. When she said it her young
man got red like Il beat, but diin'; say
noihin. Mex day lee ast my Uncle Md did
ne kno enbody which wud like To bi am
ap good shot gun. Uncle Ned he said /:
I'D like TO bi ii my own self If il was a
good pidgin gun, but CESS it Amt, cos it
has come mighty hi spilin 4 mat ch." Some
pidgins carry letters, same the post
office, and time wen sisters yung man went
away he cot one uf our pidgins ard took il
4 long Tor to fetch back 4 letter to her. just
for ilier. Next day whenever that girl
heard the door bel ring she was jest Wild
cos she thOt it was her letter come, for her
idee was that the pidein wude leave it at
the post office, for 10 bc delivered by the
letter carrycrs. But wen my mother tole
her the pidgin must come thru the wiudc,,
she went and thru up every winder in the
house, and it was a cole day. and Frankly,
that the baby, took cole and come NIFTY
near pateiin out.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-28

JOSH BILLINGS PuILosoPuY.-1 have no
middle, but shall allwuss insist upon his
finishing up the job hi wearing = short
gown and pettikoat.
Thare liz sutch a thing az too much
energy. | have seen thoze who were like
yuDg hound in the chacc, get away ahead
of the fox.
There are CRATE many roads that lead
to heaven, but after yu get thare, only one
gateway to enter.
II we would only profit hi our own ex-
perieuce or the experiences ov others, it
would be almost impossible for even liget-
ming to strike Us; but rather than do this
we prefer To knox out what fu branes we
have got aginst somebody's stun wall, and
then howl about the weakness reason or
the malice ov fortune.
There is nothing that we have go So little
ov. and nothing we think we hav got SO
mcch ov, az originality.
1t is the little bits ov things that fret
aud worry us; we kan dodge an elephant,
but kant fly.
IL aims so much the amount n man
knows, az the ability 10 use what he duz
kno NJ the right time and place that makes
him 4 power.
| have been trieing to find out for the
last forty years at what time ov life a man
IL the most phoolish, and just az soon az
! find ont will let you kno.
The hardest man TO convince IL the one
who agrees to every thing yu say.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-28

ACCIDENT IN CHESAPEAKE CITY.--A
gentleman named Jones, formerly from
near Wilmington, Del, but recently of
Virginia, arrived at Chesapeake City, on
Monday night last. from that State, On his
way To plantation near Glasgow, Del, to
engage in farming. He had with him a
pair OF horses havnessed IN 4 maj ket wagon
which was loaded with household goods.
lhc two animals for some unaccountable
rcason backed the wagon into the canal,
which appears to have drawn them in after
it, aud they were both drowned. The
wagon bed became detached from the run
Eing gears soon after the accident happen.
ed and together with its contents iIoated of
and was recovered.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-28

ORIGIN or GESIJs.-Columbus was the
son OF \ weaver aud weaver hims, IT, -
Claude Lorraine was brought up a pastry
cook. Moliere, the great French comic
writer, was the son Of 4 tapestry maker.
Cervantes served as = common soldIcg.-
Homer was 4 beggar. Hesoid Was the son
of a small farmer; Demosthenes, of cut
Ter. Terenbe, the Latin comic writer, vas
slave. Oliver Cromwell was the son of a
brewer. Howard. the philanthiopis,, WAS
an apprentice TO grocer. Benjamin
Franklin, tine son OF 4 taiiow chandler
DR.. Bishop, Of Worcester, son of linen
draper. DeFoe. the great English politi-
cal writer, was the son of butcher
Whiteield was the son of an innkccp.r at
Gloucester. Cardinal Wolsey the son of
butcher. Ferguson was shepherd. Virgil
was the son of porter. Shakespeare of a
wool dealer. Horace of 4 shnpkeeper.-
Lucian Of stationer. Hogarth an ap-
prcutice tn an engrayer. Dean Tucker of
a small farmer, and came to Oxford on foot.
Bishop Prdeaux worked in the kitchen at
Exeter College. Edmund HALEY was the
son oil n soap boiler.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-28

NELSON J. Ire AGAIN.-Neison ]. Lee,
who was introduced Ia the temperance PEG
pie of Elkton in the Summer of 1871, by
Harry st. Clair, of whom he seems TO
have been a distinguished disciple in viii
lainy and crime, So much SO, indeed. rs To
have improved every good opportunity to
emulate them. and au account Of whose
elopement with Young lady OF Carroll
county was recently published in The
WIG. has written letter to the " lining
ton Republican, that for deep hypocrisy,
shameful audacity and bad English exceeds
anything we ever saw. IL is high time this
designing villain was taught To hold his
peace, for the only thing apparent in his
letter is a desire to parade himself before
the public whose sense of decercy aud pro-
priety he long ago outraged, and whose
confidence he betrayed. II is stated in the
Baltimore San Of Thursday that he has
been arrested in Chicago, at the instance
of Mrs. Lee, No /, and it is 10 be hoped
that his self Importance will he eiieciuaIly
squelched behind the doors of the penitsn-
liary.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-28

HEATHER IDEAS or HE'LL AS the sub.
jet of he'll has been, and is still under dis
cUssiDn III tho thcolo.ic world, the orihu.
doxisIs in civilization should he concerned
to know what the inhabitants of heather.
dom thiul: Of il. The natives of the Mar
quesas islands, according IN an American
who has lived among them for years and
studied their character, customs and creed.
picture hell as region of profound dark.
ness, no ray of light ever entering it, cx-
crpt on the arrival of spirit from earth.
by this ray the newly condemned spirit is
guided to The special seat appointed for
hIm-or it,-and there he remains in i'm
penetrable shadow until the next conner
brings flash Of light. There is no other
punishment for the doomed They are,
however, singed on entrance. because they
are then obliged 10 pass huge demon
who flaps his wings and exhaIes fire con.
,inually. Women, it may be interesting
10 know, are seldom sent 10 Marquesan
Tophet, owing to the love witness the Gus
tomary egotism of the male animal even in
Polynesia and devotion they bear the ma
tive chiefs and priests, who here is gal
lantry) would be incousolable without them
even in Paradise. But women are not adj
mitted TO the highest circles of the good
place prepared alone for men, who can,
however, descend to them, when they wish
10 enjoy feminine society. There are diff
fcrent planes of divine life for woman. the
ioftiest being reserved for those who have
lived and been loved most Intensely in this
world, and whose greatest bliss will come
from the visits Of the spirits of the chiefs
aud priests.