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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-12
r. o. HOFFMAN,
10th and F streets northwest.

% 15k st. n.w...... 5000 14l9kN.Y ave. ste 1886
Fine House, 10th st. IA st. 40
w., furn. $125 9l9 It'll st. r. 80
81 st. W., fur. .125 925 It'll st. n.w.......30
1902 r st. so 927 18th st. 80
612 Pa. ave., store. 49, 81 929 7th st.
1427 n. ave., store. Is No. sol L st.. store Is
l42l ~ Y ave., store. Is 93l Pa. ave. n. w.....25
1887 Corcrn st., fur 10y Pa. av., fine bust
rs p. ave. nw.so 100 ~ av. Srs btu IS
921 It'll st. n. W., store. so $50 Fl st. n.e....25
925 18th st. W., store. so 237 LIST st. Is
927 It'll st. NV, store. 80 $50 st. Me-. store 30
$50 st. n.e., b. and g. so 1888 Columbia st 800. 20
Rooms at 1lO7 Pa ave-, No. 1923 9Th, rooms. 16
over Gait Bro. Co. so 2228 18th st. n.w.......15
PIP Penn ave., fur. 80 1908 18th st. Is
637 ID st. n. 437 st. NV, store. Is
1l07 Penn. ave., business 1923 N j. ave n. ID
room. ..35 606, Office room. .......10
1419 NY. ave., store. 35 Cos, IS .........8
I have Furnished Houses, In good locations, for
rent to private families only.
make no charge to landlords for advertising their
property, and keep i. before the public constantly.
Houses and Lots IN every section Of the city for
terms. All property for sale at my Office has been
reduced in price. -
B. o. HOFFMAN.
noy8 10th and SITS. NV.
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DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN.
JOHN SHERMAN Il CO.,
st. Cloud Building.
SAVE YOUR RENT AND BUY A HOME.
We have HOUSES for sale on TERMS TO surr.

we nave HOUSES for sale on TERMS TO SUIT.
snaI store enew)... $500
new Brick, rooms. all mod. conyeniences. 8, $50
new Br1ck, 10 rooms, hot and cold water on three
floors, south and east fronts, 2 bay windows, very
complete. Small cash payment; balance monthly.
A 7-room Brick now building on 10th street, be-
tween n and n. Small cash payment; balance
FOR RENT.
939 pennsylvania W., (Store) ........... 5000
6l5 street n. W.. II rooms. 80
lIl9 10Th at. n. W, IL rooms. As
SIeot L. W's Ioolus... 0U
1888 10th st. n. W., rooms. observation-disclosures. 80
Cor. Nd. ave. and 10Th st. s.w., Store and
.DWeinuR, o rooms. ~
10 street n:e.. rooms ...;........;...... 20
400 18th st. NV, rooms. ................. 10
And other properties in different parts Of the city
Circular Of properties for sale and for rent at tho
Office.
No charge made for advertising.
Special rates will be made for the care of large
properties.
Parties having houses for rent will do well to
try us.
Money to Loan at low rates Of interest.
nov5 JOHN SHERMAN & GO.
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Sarge ftritten Der 5rei6err uno Narttn'
Berg uno itnen~ folssne, oem 3uSe Der
16eilnebmeneen soran, stns Der &pnts.
Die 'Qeiaf ioute auf 5iloa's Bualb I'm
Yarf unter Der Eide beissisbt wsroen. an
iensm 9ieb!inssplabs 5lea's, Der lanslt
bSbf,m glide sur 5eene seoisnt. Oorts
bin, aaf psmlelasn getse, ben am Nbsne
bes @tnsusstases bic Beiesn, einss tint
Mnberen i.in Slid umfa6snc, oabinse>
idritten rparen, welden Wartsnbers NIT
ber tolpen lslisen Braut 70 oft bin uno
,uriidaeaansen, bprtbin lhlansslte ,lth
Ianalam uno ernf Der 1rausrsus.
Oas @ra6 mar srreidt unb bic traurtee
Geier b.aaHn. ylieosrssbsust bonn Shmsr.
,e Ranb Silpa's gater, Wartenbsrs tsbeno
In serbaltensm furdtbaren esipe. &c.
,palt1am fuhts er fia gu faiieu, bod 1bra.
ne auf Gtrdre rann unauibUrlih iiber iein
tuttblaiIes Nntlis. gr brotte um3uiinfeu,
@elbau itabts ibn. Quer 8ltde binsen
pabreno Der fur,sn, warotsen Nebe bes
@eiitlihen auf 0artenbsrs uno wobl Qae
4,tten cber fablten wsnisaens nit bsm un.
Bludtlhen Wtdnne.
Der Sars wurOe iebt fsiner iamildtn'
ben Btumsntalle beraubt; nur wenise Wu.
aenbltde nod uuo er serIant NIT ieiner
Biirbe fir immer In bic feudte Groe. Da
rib iid Datten6sts pISslih POM ituben'
ben 5reunbe unb mari fd ibsr ben @ars.
&sin Dsrts, feline &lass bes Summers
seruabm bic ersrifsns Msnse, atsr fs iab
be in leiiem Shluh3sn er,itternSe bebenpe
@eifalt 0artsnbsrs's, uno ber llnempfno.
lthfe bate Witlsio.
(B,rtfebuns fo!st.)
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- 9eeebs Silt Gese Comic felt ben
Nypetit wieber Der uno 1T an8enebm,
fder NIB belll lam.
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@ie es In Dalbtnatcn beiBt, nj,

- Die es in Dafttnstcn beibt, wire
@snator Dasis pom Wef @irsinisn, In
fetu.r gtsenl9aft als gorfbsnter bes ct,
mats. gomitss fir gerwiltsunsen, In Der
ndttlsn eslfsn bes gOnsreiss cine Sl
stubrinssn su Dem Ssbnfe, bab bas Darls'
ben aus ben Yuhsrn beS Shabamtes &C.
lSlht weree. tpslhes Der guno i'm Sabre
1887 elmer Wn,abl Der gin3elltaaten mad
te. Die @s(hthte oieles DarlsSsns TT
nihl unintsrs6ant.
Ssin getras belduft f6 auf s2S, l61,'
644. gpn ger,iniuns 1T ntsmals be
Neps ssmeien. 1ait 3inien uns 3inies
sinlsn felt AZ Sabreu tparoe es eins fat
unaetsure Summe ausmaAsn. Die ws T..
liben unb nSrbltdsn 5taaten waren mel
Rens ntdt fart betbeittst. Der 5aupt'
tbeil entfsl auf ben Siioen uno nabmsu bic
eli leitbsrisen 8ebsaenfaaten alltin w:it
iibtr Elm Drittsl Dss @an,en, namliA
lo.625, 3ss. fur fth TT Nniprud.
SIN SABRE 1886 bate bic BunbeteaEe
iibsrlhllFses @tlo, une es wurbs als bic
bsits gsrmeneuns era&tst, Don bemislben
sur TOroeruns Der Gultur an bic oarum
naAluhenosn Staatsn aus3uleiben. DAP
nur ein Darlsbn unb tein @sldent bsab.
fdtist wurps, sebt gang tlar aus Der Con:
sreb Nets pom 23. Stunt 1886 berpor, bic
bisiem @esenfaup sewiomst 1T. llr'
ipransltd mar iosar f.aseisst usroen, bab
bic eslsb,nen Summen fofurt mad ibrsr
&inpisuns purd ben Jinan,miniiter rid.
,ablbar lsin iollten, uno srf bic BID pom
9. October 1888 dnbsrte sies babtn ab,
pab bic DarIsbns unfiinvbar semadt pur-
ben, Bis iis burA sine ipeeieae Gonereb.aete
3uriidgslorbert ,perpen ipiirbsn.
8st Der iebisen 3ulammeniebuns ess
gonsrtGss 1T burdaus istne Nusifdt Dor.
banoen, pab elm bisrauf ab,ielsnpsr Mn.
tras gum 9sldlub erboben werpen warbe,
wdbrsnh anbrsr1eits bas fortmabrenbe
Durdtrasen Der srObsn Summe eur& bic
Blder pes 8unpesldabamtes ais cine
sroBe eal smpfunpen piro. 5dtts man
CUR 3sit pss Nusbruds bes Rsbsatonsfre.
sss Die Darletne ssfanpist, 70 wdrsn
Fs allsrtiuss lanef falis seworoen, bon
ben RsbsQenfaaten wiirse man aber nur
eObn, unb @slo patrlheinltd aud bis
tebt nod niht ertalten baben. unter bie.
fen llmfdnoen lhsint % ypirttid bds Bsae
;u isin, iptnn eurA Bic game Gorb.runs
elm Strih gemaht wirb.
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: Bon QaGaaes @rab. Wan fth

= Bon eaHaaes 0ra6. Mm fdrsibt
Der ID. g." aus Breslau bonn L. @sp.
tsmber: Der bieiise iaoild. 5risbtof TT
bstanntlih bic 8ubeitatts 8erbinanb eal.
laas's, oellsn Sooestas bsusr gum finf,
sebnten 9fale misoerfesrts uno wie In
frubsren Sabrsn BON ben Nabansera bes
@sitators pistdtpou bssansen wurbs.
Wieper mar esliern. ale am 81. Nusuli
benz Sage, ba bic fasel pes goiaren
81 atctpiba ilr 3isl errsihts, tas @rab.
Dentmal ea6aaes NIT 3atlrsi4sn iaSasn
&ran,sn ssl&mIdt, unter bentn ein
eOrtssrtran, nit srobtr peibsr Salsif,
9ewiomet BON oYrsslauer Nrbeitern," ,"
bsIunoers auffisl. Qaa bic 8alfatrt
3u psm @rabe mar mis sswSbnlia ene
lsbr farfe, 70 bas bic BsbGroen bic auf>
fsauns elmer Qn,abl BON Yolbilisn i'm
Jrisptofs islblt fir erforpsrliA sradtstsn
Der @ratfsin ea7uass trdst bic idSns
Snihrift BOdb's: 5ler rubt. mas fsrb.
lid mar, son 1erbinano eaTals, Dem
Dsntsr unb 6ampfer, une es 1T psasidt
tntere6ant, gu erfabren, oab Der ilppise
Blumsnl&mud, ber AUDI lonf watrsnt
ber behsren Sa6rts,siten aus oieem 9ro.
be ipriebt, auf Soften Der 0raiin Sab1sli
lorsfam sspFset uno erbaltsn wirb."
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Hiemard In 9Sisn.
(8,rtfebuns fo!st.)

Wenn es ridtis III, bab bic &an3lsr
Oefsrrei6s uno Deutldlanos beibs ibre
-8ertanblungsn in 0isn NIT Der grtld.
runs erDHnen fonntsn, bab ibr &aiier
gun, QblAlufe tines Shub .Biinbn6es
nit Rem aneern tereit let. 70 nimmt Jart
Bismard mebr ais eine moralilhs BHra.
'f&afs bafiir, oab Ot1errsih In allen
gerwidslunssn gu Dsuti6lano iteten
weree. init nod 6aule. Das beioerlsittee
gtrpsritinpntB 1T udmld Bel tnternatio. !.
nalen 8frtaltniHsn nod Sitl mstr 5aupt
late, als bel pripatsn. Dsnn Yathten,
bic aus gsrtrdssn ,ober aus der gfatur
Der Sads sntiprinsen. lnfsn fd auf bem
&eGtsweSe er3winssn, far gSlt,r 1T absr
bic isbtt Snfan, Der asp,u an bic 8af.
fen, wsb9alb. ielbit bic fog. ,..wisen"
Vsrtraae ssbroden wertsn, lobalo bic
Sntersfen bsr betbsiltstsn @taaten niAt
mebr barmcniren.
aaa otue gbldlub sints fGrmlidsn
Staatsoertrases 3pifh.n Deut1dlamo unb
Oeiterrsih muB bas Nsfultat Der 0iener
eonteren, IN ct. PETERSBURG uatGrlid
ltarf psr'hnupfen. Die an NnbraTYs
9tudtr'tt sstaiipftsn Sofnumasn limb la.
ourd oerntdttst worben. g ingiahfolaer,
rslsn ernsnnuns nun wobl nidt mebr
lanse anf li@ wartsn laii.n pirb, IN an
@nbralips n1titamsnt", um 70 ,u 1ae.n,
sebunosn unb bas Drd &ailsr. giinbnie
Der Sade, mean aud ni6t bsr Sorm mad
dufasto6sn. Sa. bic t.blse Gag. III fur
NuBlanb fhlimmer, als wenu etne for.
meae 6lnoisuns Der 1rippelallian; erfolat
mare, weil Deutidlanb uno OeTerreid
mad wie Dor iiberaa, no % itntn pa6t,
tie Gtreben berielbsn fiir 76 in Gniprud
ntbmsn unb plSblih einmat. wenn ibre
Blame reif inb unb bic @eleaenbsit gin.
ifia III, Die Masfe fallen laK.n unb ala
Offsns @ssnsr 9tublanbs bsrpurtrstsn
iperten.
Dem Gar fGnnte es Niemanb Serbenten,
ipenn er auf Die Biener gcnieren, mil
elmer &rieass sgrfldruna antwortete. Yiel
aerinsere llriaden tabsn ldon bic ar5ster
&fe beraufbeidworen. 8cr Der 5ant
iabeiien 1T bisrsu fsine Qusifdt, ba man
in ct. Betersturs fsbr wchl rpsib, BAT
Bic rui1fbs grmee pisl gu idwad uni
bic innsrn 3uadnbe siel ,u ,.faulis" fnb
nm 60 NIT ben beibsn mdhtisen Nahbarn
aufnetmen su fSnnen, pbne einen Bun.
efsaenoifen su 6atsn. Nls folder EN-
/ pftstlt itd nur 5rantrei6. w,laes islbf
nod etniser Sabre beoarf. I'M Rd In
Snnsrn su eOniolibirsn unb feline Nrme,
SSllia i@lasfsrtis ,u MAIDEN.
@uh irenn oieier 3sitpuntt erreiAt III
pirb bic 8rteas.grfldruns wabrideinlid
bon Deutlhlanb ausashsn pbsr weniaaenI
ron ibm einaslsittt werben. So piri
Oefsrrsi4 srmutbiaen, 70 lanae I'm Otter
an3usrsifen. Biz Nu6laab Ginlprut ertett
Damn trttt Deutihlanb fir Seiftrreid
ein unb Don Wortsn fcmmt 60 III Itaten
llm 8ublants Gintlid In tiss @etrieb
3u 'serfhleitrn. Dat Biira gismard piec.
einsn fsbr fluasn Shad,us astban e
BAT 8aifsr Bilbtlm mad @leranerow,
atihldt. Sstbt bic Srpo1tions Blattt,
| fprsheu i6m mad bisisu griclaen fir
isins Qsituna Der duetrn Yolitit iGre yua
Biltsuaa aus.
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- Gin Stem gortsr Websnbtatt madt
auf lonpsrbare grf6sinunssn I'M Nrbsits
M artte aufmsrtlam. Cine srube Girma
Der 5taet psrlansts 25 8efeher ,,(Shoe
filters" benen iie bausrnoe 8elhaftisuns
unb beifimmten Qobn suiiderte. So mel.
bette 1d nur Giner. Our lslben 3sit fudte
eine anbere Girma einsn Commits uno er.
bi.lt $50 @sluhe. Sn philadelphia famen
auf cine abnlids An,etse AM erfen Sage
1870 grwioernnaen ; Semano, Der 3tm.
merteute iahts. erbisIt innerbalt elmer Do>
DE nur pier Wnmslounssn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-10-01

5dalias 5reie Nrene
erl1eirt
tlaI, y NIT Nu5nabme bsp SonnfaSs
unb toltf'
90 fir pas Sabr coer 50 SO fnr ee'
WDnltr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-10-01

- Sm 0otbitaate ,pernen ieet Ser
luae 8emadt, ben dinefiden 8afan ~
attltmatlltren. Der &auimam 9seobina
IN Gan 6ranclscO bat ourd Uermittluna
ess asenten Der 0tesieruna BON Neu.
Seslane bier Yaar bieler Ebiere erealten.
DER dineiifde 6afun, Der idcn Dor meb.
reren Sabren In Neu.Seelanb aitlinlaii.
ltrt woroen 1T, seidnet fA burd feline
9rObe uno sdSnseit aus uno permebrt
li@ raid. 6err Recbins bat In Gr,nar.
tnns Der anlunft bsr sefiiselten @dte
EN- sttnltis seleseues Stiids 9ano anse'
iauft uno easlelbe nit 8uhweisen beidet,
70 Dap bic V6sel slsid ibr qietlin8sfutte!
IN 9enlsenter Wense porfnben.
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8eantmo orte bie5eS.

5uit bu iemals eine YerTcn setannt,
weld,e frant mar rbne llntbdtisteit Ses
Magens, ber 2eter ober Nieren, ober bait
bu iemal8 einen setannt, >pelder seiuno
mar, ,penn ems baocn eebemmt cber I'M.
tbatis mar? llao balt pu iemats sewubt
ooer 9ebSrt prn einem Sale Der Nrt ben
Sopfen Yitters nidt beiten mc0te Sra
se beine Wadbar oielelben 6raseu.
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Die hiefae Temperatur 1T a,

- Die biefse 1emperutur 1T gang
baSu seldaffsn, un. @rtiltunsen, ia nidt
islten 8beumatismus berpcr3urufen, Gin
lideres Mittel sesen 1eieen. pelhe gr,
faltunsen ibr Gntlteben ;u peroanfen ka.
ben, wiro baber CUR ytOtbwenoisteit. gie,
lie unierer Qeier weroen uns bebbalb gu
Cant perpilidtet iein, lpsnn mir ibnen,
oaS alte oeutide Seitmittel Ct Satcbs
Qel als einen Isenten empieblen, Der
9fueumtaismus, Nsiben i'm Gjefdte, 'tei
fen 9als, Strenweb. anseidwsaene Dri'
fen III turjer 3sit sriinolid berlteat.
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. Wir lprsdsn willentlih, wsnn mir

- Wr lprsdsn wiiientlid, wsnn mir
beeaupten oab 5aas pssetabililtsr G,ilia.
nii6sr 6aarsrneuersr psr bsRs Qrtitel lei.
nsr @rt III, Der auf bsm amsritanilhsn
Continent Ssrtauit wrb. psrlSalIde
8sriu6e babsn uns eaSou iibsr,sust, Der
Nrtifsl III elegant uno rein uno obne tbn
batteu mir feline 5oilstte fir uoaltancie.
Die Ssrrsn Sobnlion, So1owop uno Co.,
662 arhsrltrabs, Ybilapelpba, lfno bic
aarntea fir ben Qrtifel, unb wsnn unisre
pblacelp9a 5rsunes BON Cape Utog Su'
ridfetren, 70 iOlltsn de l& eanielSsn per'
itaffsn. sDir tsnnsn fsinsn anesrn Nrtt.
lei, oer 70 fir ih ielbf iprtht. - Sctan
5oam, gaps @ap, q. 8.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-03-08

summits of the hills, yelling fearfuliy'
and brandishing wildly their terrible
Afpbsn knives. Chanting war-song as
an accompaniment to pipes and drums
thew eudeavor to terrify an enemy to the
utmost extent previous TO attacking him.
It ia an astounding fact, however, that
although they are deaf to every other
appeaI which may be made to them,
thew instantly submit to listen to one
based upon their "honor!" savage
and lawless as they are, they yet deem
themselves possessors of 4" honor, and an
appeal based upon their honor as Afghan
gentlemen is simply irresistible. surely
this is remarkable psychological tact,
and one that is worth inquiring into by
students in the science of ethnology.
Afghanistan and British India are
divided by mountainous range, winch
reaches in some cases to an elevation OF
Is 600 feet, and which not only serves TOR
a screen through which a secretiy~coi'
lected army could dash upon an unEus-
pecting foe, but also consists OF broad
tract of mountainous land, inhospltable
to the last degree and inhabited, as we
have already seen, by numerous savage
and utterly lawless tribes, 1t Is pierced
by several passes, the most famous OF
which lie the Kyher or Khyber, OF evil
memory, near which, in 1889, a large
English force was literally cut to pieces,
one man alone escaping to Jelalabad to
tell the lamentable story. There are
now about seventeen well.defined roads
practicable for the movements OF lightly
equipped columns, and four along which
gums could be taken, These are annually
traversed by Afghan merchants VINO
bring the produce of Central Asia into
Hindostan and take back English wares
in exchange.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-03-08
The Cure For Gossip.

Everybody must talk about something.
Th9 poor fellow who was told net to talk
Tor fear that the people would find out that
he was a fool, made nothing by the ex-
pertinent. He was considered fool be-
cause he did not talk on some subject or
other. Everybody must have something
to say, or give up society. Of course,
the topics of conversation will relate to
knowledge. If man is interested in
science, he will talk about science (;
and if he is familiar with literature,
and is an inteIligentand persistent reader,
he will naturally bring forward literary
topics in lis conversation. So with social
and religious questions. "Out of the
abundance of the heart the mouth speak
eth" That of which the mind is full,
that with which it is furnished, win
come out in expression.
The very simple reason why the world
is full of gossip is that those who indulge
in it have nothing else in them. They
must interest themselves in something
They know nothing but what they learn
each day in intercourse with and obser-
walton of their neighbors. What these
neighbors do, what they do say, what
happens to them in their social and bus
mess affairs, what they wear, these be-
come the questions of supreme interest.
The personal and social life around them
this is the book under constant perusal,
and out of this comes that pesti terons
conversation which we call gossip. The
world is full of it, and in million houses,
all over the country, nothing is talked of
but the personal affairs of neighbors.
What is the cure for gosaip2 Simply
culture. There is great deal OF gossip
that has no malignity in it. Good-na-
tured people talk about their neighbors
because, and only because, they have
nothing else to talk about.
Gossip is always personal confession
either of malice or imbecility, and the
young should not only shun it, but by
the most thorough culture relieve them
selves from all temptations to indulgeiD
it. 1t is low, frivolous, and toe often o
dirty business. There are country
neighborhoods in which it RACES like o
pest. Churches are split in pieces by it.
Eeighbors make enemies by it for lie,
In many persons it degenerates into 9
chronic disease, which is practically in.
durable. Let the young cure it while
thew NAV
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-03-08
An Example from Persia.

The shah is reducing his expenditure.
1t was the custom to give the employes
of the home, foreign, war and other off
no matter what their rank, q midday
meal (nahar paid for by the shah. The
nahar expenses, amounting to nearly one
hundred thousand dollars per annum,
are to be saved. in the hsrem a great
reduction of expense is also to take place.
Every one of the principal ladies of the
harem has, according to her rank certain
number Of ladies as Z companions" these
are ordered to join their respective fami-
lies The number of servants ia reduced,
About iourteen hundred horses are to be
disposed of by selling the good ones and
BY giving the bad ones away the number
OF carriages will he reduced the pensions
to princes o. the royal family viii share
similar fate.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-03-08

Ye change to weary burdens
The helps that should uplift,
Ye lose in form the spirit,
The giver In the gift.
who called ye TO self-torment,
To last and penancs vainf
Dream ye eternal Goodness
Has Joy in mortal pint
who counts his brothers westare
As sacred as his own,
And loves, forsiyes and pitieS,
BE eerves me alone.
1 loathe your wrangiing councils,
/ tread upon your ereeds;
VINO made ye mine avengers,
Or told ye Of my needsf
40 more in ark or hill-grove
The Hottest abides;
Not in the scrolls dead letter
The eternal secret hides.
What II the o'erturned altar
Lays bare the ancient iie9
What If the dreams and legends
OF the worlds childhood die
NY GeriEim and Ebai
Are in esch human soua,
The still, email voice of blessing
And Binai's thunder-rOil.
The stern beheet Of duty,
The dtom-book open thrown,
The heaven ye seek. the hell ye fear
Are with yourselves lone
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Whit o Button Did.

Some years ago q button found ION the
scene of q murder led to the detecA 3n OF
q murderer, and pin has been Of simi-
lar service lately in Paris. A launHress,
having received q handsome leEacN, was
foolish enough to mention to an ac& uain-
tance in the same house wh+re III Z had
placed the money. A Jew days later
the other announced that she, I'll had
quite unexpectedly come into some
money, and invited the lanndI ss 70
breakfast. The latter came, and | y en-
tertainment passed of charmingij but,
strange to say, she got dreadtulls Ieepy
after it and only rally woke up Fhen
her hostess had made her an extra rong
cup OF coffee. Upon Eeturna,g hef
room she discovered that she had keeu
robbed. The police came and lei bed
her bureau, when there tnn Shled Ito
some linen pin which she immes Ell
recognized as One which he had n i
her hostess fchu ON the day q b
breakfast. A search in the latler u
revealed the ttsief, who had .drugg{ b
laundIess st break asL. slipped
The soom with her keys, 3obbed Ia 81
put the keys hack 10 her pocket.
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tension of the suffrage-the aam;..,.
Of the coolies to citizenship. 1t win w
then be q war ofsections. 1t WIN NJ.
conflict of races; and, should it evs, i
tall, woe to the vsnquishsd. They vo,,,s
be exterminated.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-03-08

The thirst for continual novelty
makes peol le throw away good almanacs
at tie end Of every year and buy new
lOf0G e a@a waA&#+
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come everywhere precarious.
To allow suffrage to the coolies would
be the certain downfall and destruction
OF the Republic. The votes of the coo>
lie gangs, the same as their services and
their persons, would be at the disposal
and under the control of their Chinese
masters, who would farm them out to
the political party or the candidate on
the same terms their labor is now had
to those who paid the highest price.
Thus the coohe ereeper, if allowed /
grow from the root of the tree of Amer
i lean liberty. viii in time become the
deathly parasite to exhaust and destroy
the trunk ON which it subsists. III the
4 ignorance, the superstition, the PAGAN
ism, the barely civilized despotism--
with much of ancient barbarism main
/ tained--ot China is to have sway in thin
4 country, by means of the ballot, the
peril and war which the introduction .o
Africans as slaves in the iong-gone colo
nial days finally wrought, will be as 8
gale in comparison to tine hurricane Of
desolstion which must at last come as .
consequence of the further and fatal Elk.