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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-06-18

and entreated him roughly, and
said:
"Oh! pale gray ass of all asses,
the Prophet pity thee ifthou callest
me once more before the 6:2S a. m.
east"
And he got him into his bed.
Now, when sleep fell heavily upon
Abou Tamerlik, for he was sore dis.
'couraged, Rhumul EN- Uph kicked
fiercely against the panels of his
door, and said:
"Oh, Abou Tamerlik, the drum
muh, awake and dress with all
speed. 1t 10 night in the valleys,
but the day star shines on the noun.
tains. Truly thy train is even now
due nj the depot, but the bus il in
deed gone.'
And Abou Tamerlik, the drum.
muh, swore himself awake and put
on his robes and fastened to the
depot, while Rhumul EN- Uph, the
porter, went before with the Ian
tern.
For it was pitch dark and raining
like q house a.fire.
Aud When they reached the depot
it was a gravel train going west, and
the clock in the steeple tOlled 2 q.
| IN.
And Abou Tamerlik fell upon
Rhumul EN- Uph, the porter, and
beat him all the way home, and
pelted him with mud, broke his Ian
tern and cursed him, and he got
him to bed and slept.
Now, when AbOu Tamerlik, awoke
the sun was high, and the noise of
the street car ratified in the street.
And his heart smote him, and he
went down stairs and the clerk said
to him:
"Oh, Abou Tamerlik, live in peace.
1t is too late for breakfast and toe
early for dinner, nevertheless 1t wont
make any difference in my bill"
And Abou Tamerlk the drummuh
sought Rhumul em Uph the porter,
and caught him by the beard and
said unto him:
ooh, chuck Ell edded pup (which
is, Thou that sleepest at train timer
why hast thou forgotten mel"
And Rhumul EN- Uph WAS angry,
and said:
"Oh, Abou Tamerlik, the drum
muh, hasty in speech and slow tC
think; wherefore shoHldst thou gel
up at daybreak, when there is an
/ other train goes the same way to
, morrow morningi"
And Abou Tamerlik would no
hearken unto him, but paid bis bill
and hired q man to take him thu
: next town. And he hired the team
at the livery stable, and he curse'
|, the house that he had put up at.
Now the livery stable belonge'
to the landlord, all the same. Bu
Abou Tamerik the drummuh wis
not that it was so.-Ha,ckeye.
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1t may serve as q comfort to 10 In
all our calamities aud ahiictiens
that he that loses anything and gees
wisdom by it is q gaiuer BY the Ion.
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The Elders Sermon.

81 really wish, deacon, that You
would tell me what yonr candid
opinion of our minister isf'
Deacon Brown looked medita.
lively at the speaker, a small, wiry'
looking man, whose features were
almost as sharp as the sharp black
eyes fixed SO intently upon him.
81 don't know, Brother Qaimby.
as my candid opinion of our minis
ter would do him any good"
81 dare say not" responded Mr..
Quimby. darkly; "but then it would
do me a great deal of good to heal
it.r
81 don't know as to that, either
"There is no one in the church
whose opinion think more Of
continued Mr.. QHimby. Not that
| approve of giving it to every one.
But YOU needn't be afraid of saying
Just what you think to me, deacon,
for it won't go any further, and it
might serve to clear up some doubts
that trouble me-
"What doubts.'
"Well-about various things
But YOU haven't told me what your
opinion is, deaconi'
IL have only one opinion of Ell
der Wakeman, and that is that h,
is "a man that tries to do his duty
in all the relations of life
This was evidently something
that Mr.. Quimby neither expected
no desired to hear, and he stared
blankly ut the speaker. But quick
Is recovering himself. he said:
ala. ] think | understand you
deacon. What you say is yer.
well put-very well put indeed.
have thought that he might be
little more willing to take advice; bu
there is no question in my mind hu
what he tries to do his duty, as 20
say. But is he souHd''
"Perhaps not. Some minister
are all sound
The merry twinkle in the goo
deacon's eyes found no reflection
the solemn viSage opposite him.
ats no laughing matter, deacon
responded Mr.. Quimby, with r.
buking shake of the head. 81 al
surprised that you should speak O
SO serious subject with such III
seemly levity. | referred TO BEN
sound in doctrine. | have been
good deal exercised in my mind IN T
gard to this ever since | heard h
sermon on 'Justitication,' which
> no justification at all, as l unde
stand it, and as good old DIR. Seav
used to lay it down. Dear old ma
> wonder what he would say, 1t
could come back and hear the ne
- tangled ideas that are taught fro
the pulpit where he preached su
good, old.fashioned doctrines mi
on to twenty years
ID "If he's where | think he is,
doesn't want to come back. %
- hope that some things he used
preach about are clearer to him NJ
"a. than he ever succeeded in maxi
in them to me-
There's no merit in believl
where everything is made Gle
There are mysteries of faith, q
con, that nobody has any busln
n. to try to understand. Now, FL
bic Wakeman is forever preach
m about what We ought to do,
he though such poor, weak creatu
's' as we are can do anything tow
ew effecting onr salvation. AS for
it'll I'm free to own that don't con-
al err anything that l have done
i've am doing, of the least acco
whateyer.o
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-06-18

There Ia nothing lower than ~.
pocrisy. To profess ftiendship 90
act enmity is . sure proof o. 49,
depravity.
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Ragland Sale and Feed Stable
Boarding House and Feed Stable

IF YOU want good aud cheap accommoda,
tions 90 to BOA1MAN'S BOARDlNG
HOUSE and FEED STABLES, corner OF
Spring and Travis streets ShreyePor., La
WIN. BOAZMAN, Proprietor.
Dee. Or. Ls7s. '''"
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Terms Of Subscription:
Terms Of Advertising:

One square, of one inch in space or less,
first insertion, 81 90; each additional inser-
ton, 80 cents.
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MINDEN HOTEL.

THE travelling public and regular board ,,o
ers will find this house a. eomioIta al1
and we'll supplied as the resources and con Ths
d;t;on Of the country will permit Inc
c charves are very reasonable. The Stage
Stand is kept at this Hotel ,, r.x
have also attached to my hotei hsh
and commodious Stable, well supplied WIN
november and water. and a good ostier al
ways on hand to attend to stock.
The travelling public VIII do wei 70 CIV
me call A. D. kbiNoADS'
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DIR, 8. X. RICHARDSON,
b. Il. COLEMAN,
PARISH SURVEYOR,

WILL attend promptly and efficiently
w to all business in his line. charges
moderate. Residence : miles southeast OF
Homer, on Trenton road L. o., Homer,
Aug. -, 1917. iF
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-06-18

Olive Logan suspects Eugene OF
wearing a wig. Unless she keeps
out of Eugenie's reach she VIII reel
the necessity of wearing one herset.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-21
MANHATTAN BEACH RAILWAY.
" DOUBLE rRAcK ovEn rHE ENrIaE noAD.

DOUBLE TRACK OVER THE ENTIRE ROAD.
GREkSPOINT DIVISION.
Trains leave foot Of 23s East River BIZ steamer Srivia
Groye-s:i5 1855 l0t5. lll:l5 tll4 NJ l2l5. -;
.6:lj, $40 HT:l5. t1:45. 'S:l5. ts:45 p.
Returning Manhattan Beach Tor GreenpOnt and Nev
LIE $50 Si5 1880 a4'i5 .so 10 H. to.3O 5:i5 ESQ.,
i7:l5 1880 S:l B. $3.50, 1900 tf..0, 1880 .. ID.
Trains marked Thus stop at East New-York only-l5
minutes after GTcenpoin time Trains marked hus 10 nS
'''P - BAY RIDGE DIVISION.
Steamers "rhOm4s tOayer" and Twilight :" leave view
York Nh connecting al Bay lGdzo villa usins for Asl-
22dst~0i6 ti0:25 HIPS a m, 1913 tI:2s. t225 391
t4.25. ;5:25, 6,2j t726. t,:2j D. N.
Leroy-st-935. tl03j, tIl35 m. 1875, t!35, t2S5s
33J. "a 30, t53J. $3.50 D. N. $500 -
5000, 1000. tlliJJ a l&s33 to5 tS)O, 500.
The steamer D. r. Martin Elevated Rail
Whtehsst and trains al Bay Ridge Tor Manhattan
feave Whitehall st-.a,25. tlO:2s. tlI,25 a. M tl2s2A
tl:25 1925 1925. G42j, tJ:45 1913 1925, Ioz3 p u
Trains thus DO not stop AZ Sleeps Head Bay.
RETURNING LEAVE
Manhattan Beach for Bay Ridge aud New YORK AZ f1uows
rlO.2u IL 500 -ll2Oa. 1900 Tl2 100 ':zl.
2.2O t3U0 $40 4OO, 't- 100, '9-V FuOJ, -O-s
Trains marked thus connect with steamer " d. l.
MARTIN and DO not stop al Sleeps Head BAY
marked thus connecting With North RIVER Boats
do not stop AZ Sleeps Head Bay.
DIVISION but and are not good On
Elevated Railroads.
orders NAV be Dods Express for baggage 70 and
GRASD C0NCEKTs EVERY AFTERNOON AND
EVENING BY GILMOREs BAND AND LENY.
NOTICE 10 T0URISTS.-The Lake Superior
" Transit Companys Rate Book FOR lsIe nov
ready Copies can De obtained OF E. r. CAbPEN IEh
General P2sssI ger AGENT,
Atlantic Dock, Buffalo Ny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-21
GUNNER TRAVEL.

THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY have
now On sale summer Excursion Tickets 10 all the prn-
cipal points Of interest and attraction In the EASTERN
Middle aud southern states and Canada, giving al the pr1y
eges OF class tickets sold at greatly reduced itaS
anodng passengers choice Of over 1000 routes and COM
biuine expedition. comfort. pleasure md safety.
The summer Route Book for the q 1879
lust issued distribution Is elegantly illustrated and
contains descriptions prominent resorts and complete
Information Of routes Excursion ucket3 and copies
o. the book can De application AZ the rt ooes
Of the company IA Boston York Philadelphia Bslu-
more Washington. Richmond pttsourg. Lancaster Harms
burg and Altoona
FRANK THOMSON, L p. FARMfR
s.p.rsi Nararer Gent Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-21

CONEY ISLAND POINT -
PROSPECT PARK AND CDNE1 ISLAND MAILMAN
OK AND AFTER JUNE - -.
TRAINS between Ely ISLAND POINT aud WEsf
RIIGuTON bHAgH will leave every 20 minutes uOh
a uI % 1850 D. making close connections WITH se.n
bf. % and from NcwNOk and Newark Lxcur,ion ucAets
IS cents -, rr,.,t,,, ,ytu
rrilus between West Brighton Beach and bEooAYn VIZ
go, bsi bolrv from 6 ID A. u I D. ana from D. m 10
n m every 10 minutes ami sundays every ~ nln.cs
i,v.rr. on tickets BROOKLYN aud West BRIGHTON
i,1eb ~ cents BrOoNya D,put Green Nol yh ave-
Dee reached by horS" cars nom All hc eites
Th s tpe 0uy steam hae running direct I" ths OD-sin \
feet Pier, 10 q leet
in ne.enrrs i Oh The public attractions
GRNND CONCERTS On Observatory Plaza every @.ser;
,n,, eud ey.uing SUNDAY Included By DoWNANS,s
crebratad NINgd REGIMENT bAND an" H. AN
RffT hsl,F me world renowned Cornet -el0.sL - A.,
Grounds lighted Dy AZ ELECr-tIC LIGHT. @SOjO CAME
power.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-21
NIETROPOLITAN ELEVATED HALLWAY

~ Il
WI OPEN FROM $50 A. VI. I o II 7. NJ.
NORTHUMBERLAND point for VAL street Ferry.
and connects with carsf0r south Ferry.
CORrLAN DTS lREETNearest point FOR Jersey city and
COmmunipaw Ferries.
PARK point for Post Office CITY Han and
Barclay street Ferry 10 IIobOken.
IREEI-N Nearest point Tor PavOnia and Efa
Railway Ferry.
FRANkL1N-SrREET-
Nearest pointer Des rosses Street Forry
Jersey CITY, and connects with Desbrosses and
East Grand street Ferries.
MISREPRESENTATION with cars tor East and
West
EIGHTH-sTREET-C with for Christopher
st., and East Tenth street Ferries
FOU RTEEN THIS TREET-Connectng with cars FOR Esss
Twenty third and Thirty fourth street Ferries.
TWENTY TIL r. DISTRICT Connecting WITH tDr
Twenty third street Ferry u Jersey city.
hawken Ferry
FORTY-- Eco DsTREET-Co with NewTsfk
Transfer COmpanY's cabs for Grand Ce1trai Depot
FIFTIEIH-SI Rect and SIXTH. AVENUE
FIFTY EIGHTH MISUNDERSTANDING. entrance 90 Cenub
Park. connecting with cars OF belt Line Railroad.
FIFTY THIRD STREET and EIGHTH ANEN E.
FIFTY NINTH STREET aGd NINTH-ANEN 4 -
SEVENTY. sECON DISTRICT and NINIH-ANENCE-
EIGHTY. FRS rSTREEr ana NIk1UANENJ Il
For uDt0wn trains take east side stations.
For downtown trains take west side stations -
Trains VIII 5sst and 0thaye, and clstst aud sn-
alternately. 5000.
FARE, 10 CENTS. Except between the hours u $50 -
1880 m, and 10 p m, when the fare Is > cents
WN. r GARRISON. Presidenk
NJ VAN BROCKLIS, SupeTin tsndent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-21
Gunner Doar0.

WATER GAP HOUSE,
w DELAWARE WATER GAP PENN.
from June NOvemberi buildings and very
complete with all modern improvements; gas water aud
electric bells throughout, finest In the with
abundant hedlhfu recreation; rates
duced s6 and $ls per three and half hours from
New- York via Barclay and Christopher sts.
L. W. BRODHEAD & BRO, PropretOrs
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Excursions.
DRIGHTON REACH.

pRlGHlON BEACH.
ID Trains the Brooklyn Fl,bush and COney Island RAD
way until further notice. viii half hourly between FLAT
BTfSHAVE. long Island Depot Brooklyn and BRICK
TON BEACH from $3.50 n 10 1880 p M Trans viii also
BEDFORD. tEranklu-sVe, ha4fnOgrF, ron u3J
10 IO34 n m Last train Beach. D. The dovots
can be reached and Wall Ferries by Atanc
and Fifth Avenue Lines via Fl Ferry By FatbusA
and Adams and Boerum street Line Haui ton
Ferry South Brooklyn Central Line via Grand aud kooss
Welt ferries by Lee and NOstrand Avenue, IhOmpSIns
Avenue, and Franklin Avenue Lines
W F DDRWIN SUPERINTENDENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-21
Gin propertn 90 fet.

nor LEASE-Thdt splendid property No. %
place 80 feet By 100; extended Easements; IN
complete repair Wit bee rented Or series Of years easy
teims. Inquire o. 'ue premises
FE7O RENT-The whole or part of the de-
= -ira0lc property 20 WGvcrivplace Of
Creeue-t. van be leased Of Tor business pIr
POSES cadence reasonable Inquire
irvLIses
ITO LET OF LEASE.-The 3D. story shop or
Il iactUy building $50 Canai-sJ. near West immediate
6O.dst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-21
REAL ESTATE.

Nrw-YoRk Friday. June 90, 1879
AT the Exchange SalesrOom TODAY the loi-
loving sales were held;
"a Touis MesfSr.
house with ot on Orchard 81 " = 10 nsW Srshu xoo
Iof 25XS- q: Anna Meyer. ''"'
Rg T. =. Raymond
-.-,- brick tenement and 2-story brick stable with
l N ,..jr p Ms. 81; > w. u VI s7e6
ole, q q west 7sth - running through to ssihst
q INN refe'e. IN s..o oo. ss7s
EICORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
SFN-Y CITY.
Mad .on.st. 10 35s r Henry referee. to F g. 600
Roberts 4''''
AieSanis ave- s SoI vic 10 o 70 Mooney 10000
chr stiess y Nom ma ant g % 10 2s5OO
o9sve No = 26lXll9.92 W Parssns referee 10 >, eoo
2d9ye :oS eG S f'S taiic4e Z sO' $4,000
1save q s. 6O1l n Of l07thst 2oxS3: SchrNck ooo
ana A RUPERT o"Vo
lo srs .zs :; S4 Il eie q Pa ooA-Oo 5000
sth 5ssrI COZ 5Vfsh c ~ A10Ol $4,000
Ss'l, ta5s M 70 BaamsSr,et. $4,000
s' ,Jeo :, and w,e TO brown SS1 $4,000
t4tsS s; sl on q, b gI 20 6 fyRcR 1900
cou a,s e. 81 SB 81 lO'-'e oui4 $4,000
l4s' s. , J, y " d 't c,f 1900
onna a,e NO 40 L Grant f'er 10 .e 21,GoC
loTso.avc e cor uemesi, 7lx37All; / V Kcnne ,o
dy. referee, 70 q o'o''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-21
touses auo Rooms manteo.

a OyyD house wanted in select location. for
-'- ls In4s. clear OF eucumIrance, snd cash Wll
--,'i- f.i.'-t- b.. so MNEh. Eyening'oat bGlalug.
w An IT. u fo EEN t. good farm with privI-
sfofk N o iHfc-aslg 1y responsible party viii buy
80 % -tslie- -.u. HD4l 81 .JS. ! Pine 81
W An TED to PURCHASF.-FIve 10 ten
r., 'l uG on shore Of Long Island sound. within
h~y .le- o." fc" ORR, io purposes Of residence.
go lu lEc ~ gt least Coz lect easily aces
-, ny fal af haL Address rs details ana lowest q al
1"Ce sLBLh-.AN. Ir.0ane once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-21
TOR LONG BRANCH,

i SUNDAY JUNE 90.
The MAGNIFICENT sea-gOlng iron steamer ST JOHNS,
North River foot OF Rector st.. q 80
arrive at Long Branch li-O returning, leave LocS
Branch 8 d. N arrive IN \ ew- York $3.50 D..
- ~ - : SNEDIN- General Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-21

RECORDED MORTGAGES.
bii es r lSSye. lots s and 26 years - $500
7r5are. y ca l. 10000
D'S ave "a ana a5 years 5000
0aTfl r.hee ssS S yeaT Il Al Oi.o. '' ~ 5000
isrl I " o. sSye ,hi,'.' '.'s' 60, $500
D', 4isv y' 'i yesrs 70 = i'--'l' , 5000
Aasi, ts .l months 's.....' 5000
N' con- s1l , SlS 20 ana 54st ~ 2ssoo
ROY s son isiist S ecu l''' 5000
SYM l- 'i IN , 10000
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
zones Herman L. r % NJ Franklin, trustee etc. $4,000
d 5.0tO
ftCu Mary Il 90 tlQr-es bauer---- <fJlW
Iu- john Robert Deecy l1,OOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-21

NOR SALE or TO RENT CHEAP-A de-
i desirable place Katouah station on the
J. = HAWLEY,
% Tiffany place. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-21
RECORDED LEAs
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Russell. James % Richard J shay, No 1857 Broad
way. 80 years az annual rent oi.--.--------------
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RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
GIN Real Gslate tor Sole.

TOR SALE.-FOur Lots on southwest corner
lOtti-sJ ami 4t-ave; terms yeIy easy W BOO4i-,
I52 ET0acWay.
ID LOTS-AI sand, full front, on Easerly
- Boulcv3rdo 10 feet deepi suitable ioI improved
tlertut- fats price OWi terms TO suit BOYD, owner,
ll3th.st. ana lat-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-21

nor SALE.-A COUNTRY SEAT Of SO
ACRES IN The beautiful village OF Geneva situation ex
ecleut good buildings and abundance OF fruit rare
suoe fr a gent oman drsiring country home. Apply
GEHkTI u. SMITH Geneva, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-21

~ tl- pie4s2ntc-t villages no NtUi 1lrslre,
FORMULATION from 2OntO I5no good place nr <al board,
very desirable property possession raecatey
b. g-e8t sacrifice for The best 1f send
A ST+T n. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-21

TOR SALE or kEN I.-OYSteT beds and duck
the finest the Chesapeake Bay also that
valuable OF LAND known Fishing Greek Farm avail
waeTnclOns OtDUr products also Inc
$50 aiforetlr some 500 acres fe waters ~ great
vaue Tor propagation OF hsn and oysters situated in
Anne Arundel County. y miles from Annapolis Address
v. HARDWOOD. NO. - Mary .audaye Annapolis Nd
EREENWICH.-B place; 10 rooms,
~ IO acres AID shade aoundanJ sacrifice; others
Furnished and uutumlsICd for sale and rent AIWATER
. FarE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-21

TOR SALE or ENCHANGE.-Mdnuf
property in Central -Y0rk--tonc mill with floors
J. 600 square feet floor surface good water power mill suit
GOe AIRY Ino OF manufacturing now filled with cotton
Yaciuery acres choice land houses. Office store
houses barns etc.. all good repair CIRCUMFERENCE Will
low price favorable Terms, in order 10
VIII exchange Tor good improved city prop
err uuelcumhere4. l. r. HANKS, Van HoruesvL4e' Her
kluer County. y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-21
Brooklnn Real Gslaie for Sale.

49,
DOCBLE COMMISSION Elegant three
story aAd basement Brick house must DC sold Address
Y. 1.ui1 Lai8y ette-ave, brooklyn.
GSn LOTS in growing ncighboThOod, Brook
GsbV lyu VIII Dee sold no o very lov figure cash
hall cash. Parties about locating large manufacturing
interest would do Wen % investigate tbs property
RLLAND d WHITING btekman-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-21

! COUNTRY BOARD can be had at quiet.
/ y healthy place near Newburg, the orange Lake
terms moderate Gail address all week at 223 south
First ~. Brooklyn. r. D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-21
KILL MOUNTAINS.
No. a rlrH - nov

GATSKILL MOUNTAINS.-GOod farm board
~ plenty OF mi k eggs poultry. vegetables. Sc; price
per wtca HORACE MABEN, Wmdnam y. Y. refer
Rev e. Backman former bOarier. 449 Herimerst, BKyI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-21
Bcarb ano Rooms.
West Side.

1QS WEST 36TH-ST.-Large ana small
,B'D rooms nicely furnished with without board
Broadway and 9Th paror door suitable for physician
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-21

CLEMENTS HOUSE, Liberty, Sullivan CO.,
~ :. YAter absence Of two years have resumed the
Of the above mentioned house ana am now pre-
The house is situated amid the g
tls ana bracng atmosphere Of the Western SbawanguuK
range and reached Erie Midland Railroad Noun tain
air rural scenery good fishing mosquitoes Terms
81 per day. Colonel A. J. CLEMENTS proprietor. Refer
enccs Juan AlZamO esq, go ana bll Br0adWaY 4 hnOA
esq. corner Broadway ana Fulton-sts. y. \.
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Couulrn propcrIn 60 Eet

4 LARGE FURNISHED HOUSE, pleasantly
~ loCar- Golden Ill., to rent Tor tho summer I'D
C. ss n, y. o. Box L6--, bndgePo,t
4 FURNISHED HOUSE 90 roOms) with
~ garden attached n suburbs Of -augcres-0I Hudson
fue views Catsslsi pleasant surroundings VIII take
u boarding sOOd references. Apply at 40 Broadway,
4G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-21

COUNTRY BOARD wanted for q family OF
~ three adults and five children. from seven 70 four
teen about July u October references required sea
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The Tower of Babel.

The Mexican legend, concerning the
escape of a remnant from great deluge
which once pover whelmed the earth,
may have had its origin in the Biblical
narrative of the Tower of Babel. The
Mexicans round Cholula had special
legend, connecting the escape of
remnant from the great deluge with
the often mentioned story of the origin
Of the people of Anahuac from Chico
moxtoc, or the Seven Caves. At the
time of the cataclysm, the country, ac-
cording to Pedro de los Rios, was In
habited by giants. Some of these
perished utterly; others were changed
into fishes; while seven brothers of
them found safety by closing themselves
into certain caves in a mountain called
Tlaloc. When the waters were assuaged,
one of the giants, Xelhua, surnamed the
Architect went TO Cholula and began to
build an artificial mountain, as a monu-
ment and memorial Of the Tlaloc that
had sheltered him and his when the
angry waters swept through all the
land. The bricks were made In Tlama-
nslc0, at the foot of the Sierra de Cocoti,
and passed to Cholula from hand to
hand along a file of men-whence these
came Is not said-stretching between
the two places. Then were the jealousy
and the anger OF the gods aroused, as
the huge pyramid rose slowly up
threatening to reach the clouds aud the
great heaven itself; and the gods
launched their fire upon the builders
and slew many, so that the work was
stopped. But the half finished structure,
afte' Tard dedicated by Cholultees to
Qu, y alcoatl, still remains TO show how
wei Xelhua, the giant, deserved his
sur anne of the Architect.