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The morning call., 1892-07-02
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AnF tna, sfss4nR rf taa keaas f.sts.ss
ins.iia,e was as.1 YstisF1fY as u4I Fei.
.aNs Hat a leag asseassfan sassss.s assr
te matter II su1en1lug certain pafts Of the
FeNstIatt1n. Dns au1aadas@nt ssrfx les8
tbat none SHt AneHslaus shaafa ne u. sstsse
fee membership. Tue hRal Tesult sas taaf
TIE saieadaeuf vas not a8os.ted Mem haf~
sais = tssfefofs epsn 60 al practical -sR8-
snan Catholics"
Anutaef discussion ensaed ever the Quas
tleh 81 sx~. The Fesu.s te Hg shat q iiss who
hereafter desife % jain the order must be
Between TIE eges q is aBa - years
ihs eoneiWd nx iabar OF the day was tia
election ot eflreTs foF the easulug wear
lhs result a. ann uncet last evening was
as Fellows II So Ella Jbmyns, grana pFesl-
dent Miss Annie G0nGn. wee presifegr.
Miss Jesie = Aoisov. grand secretary Miss
befsldine fisiniug. grand treasurer: boRr1
gI dbeetefs-Aiss X. tpnkhn Nalu3e: Mss
N}nne, Rsi.eia, Miss Ward. san Jose Miss
Nag.rs San Francisco. Miss X. Doyle, Miss
A. Pls tact, San Francisco; Mrs. a. MnL
cahey. San Frsnrisca. Miss kata rnres.
San ffauetSco. Miss Ida MrAIams Maj
sonville, Mss ). T. Sweeney and Miss NJ.
Gfeany.
Las, evening Issiitats No. 2 held A recsp-
hon AZ 81 s1soFge's ual on Market street.
aud welcomed tie yisiling delrgasss MFs.
- r. Reagan. past grand pTesldeut az the
ihstiaies vas presented wilh a silver card.
case. hr presentation vas Mads hv Miss
aosie Aoiiey. Aa eniaYabie time Mas Passed
~ al present. Staging and reeitatlons
nsad6 up tisr NfuErs nme eI the egeusng
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sac SEES asd tE kara : ls1ra - 80
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a.ftgas 81 tsiisg Niarg4 r.F 50 81 81 a. "a
che sseaa4 set he wer faa1 b ia ftf rassa
Nat I sa.n SIS aise Ectea sa aaEa enf aas4
a rlneh hUi q lsaa. 81 ts Hua at tlsE a4eF
~aa leesB. tat dumas lasgu,enf u fssfsx "a
use hes. sad TIE GousagE 3usHYh fei. Ia fss
saup. Ee wost az SO pieces lu lhe arss ssE.
sreriug gBig gNg games g. Dis trpaneat's
slK. fzyiHS up Ike a Tea iu t&e second
set. after >annurn bad attained s lenz ieasf.
be nearly managed g catch bias, bas
short bead, an1 was knocked oat Of
al ehaasss either feF tue tournament er tfIs
years thsM piouship NMbtF Ffareefs ser
Vices as scorer AHd laneman must ual he
overlooked. besiass. his aAnuels, patent
shoes, aalnty tie, lefty eailaE aad air II re-
sTonslbiilly rendered hlm conspicuous eb.
leei as he stood beneath the shelter af a
daintF parasat borrowed Ter the oceaslenL
ia TIE centef % the EEound. Ese Is al PRES
eat iByaliepd, but Als genial sunbuFnt coun-
ssnaaee would certainly never iead any one
60 believe but that he Was IA the most ro-
bust health. OF obtain for him tue Iarre
ameunt Ot sympathy Witch usualiv gars
forth % sick maa. suffice il g. say that
be received great ovation every tisue as hs
bounded luto the grand stand with airy step
after ssch matca.
Tie following IS the offcial score.
San Rafael. aulY ]. 1891. Faelfe CnAst ehann.
pieus3lp, ri4giss s0atusneBa Seeon1 dav
First fauHd - de isnHg GefanAsa te e. De
L0uE, ste s0a heat Hetsuaa "a sc Iiub-
bart beat A}raander 1~A. 6-a. Bates nsaf 4,
Neei 81, S-H. Ga GubiH hest Haixht IA
Sc. 0-1; SaAuotu besf SfessFf G-s "a a.
] Ssin Nee bsst Esglish "a. 7--5. asa Collier
bat hfHs 0-ls 1~2s
seeena tuuBa-sistson beat re ang &c g.
q. 6-S. Hubbard beat Hstss s-4 9 Ia s~es
esnboFa tsat Iohiu ca, lis, snd Nssl beat
teler 6-2. lis.
Ibis mofaing Stetsan meets Hubbard ana
~sseofa sss-t~ N-el. IRE w!uasEs taea
play of la the fnal. The winner of tho
nna! will psav the champion Of the Pacific
Coast ~. a. fayi0f Jf., fUT fhai titse on
Monday al = e'ciock.
The morning call., 1892-07-02

re y as asain IN tie saddle AT ihe back"
Ter tbe tine being was nat II the gray. how.
ever. aud u was ed hack te tie sfah.s
4heB came little tay. ard un It's back
fels spfsuE with 4 'slet 'ef e. aud she
Nent Head between the fore lras. the
had legs gathered in close under the body.
TIE BAY seat across ihe para in a series oi
gnmrs thst must have settled Peie's early
breakfast, no matter bow hearty the meal
i"1E befofe he reached toe fence. By eoax-
inR and ttle persuasion of ths spurs the Ray
~-s heai.d toward 'ss stable
one lump. buck. a broken stirrup. an
@=stt3E t-.seE-aad sAe l4at e.se ..=z r.~ls
able eag. rtAke-and cut II the saddle
went Pete, Gown tn trent q the plunglnz
horse.
ksen the cowboys drew a quick, sharp
brrath az theF saw their comrade fall IL
was All over IN an instant aud Pete cot up
nmDing. The horse had sfepped on his foot
lhe watching Sioux said ugh" and turned
10 look Tor the next horse. IL Il Is possibfe
Tor Their stolid faces 20 express anythine
,y .iley seemed 70 gtieye that Pete hadn't
been jumped on and killed.
iheh Tfihee teoS gray-a magnifce nt
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animal and full Of fight Buck, buck, buck
1t went for hundred yards and then made
run for the barrier fence. The old Sioux
cnief Standing Bear was coming along the
fence tight In the path of the frightmad-
dened mustang.
Prince couldn't turn the horse. 1t re-
fused to answer to the bit and, in fact, was
giving Prince all he could 10 to keep the
saddle.
Standing Bear was equal TO the emer-
geney. lie grabbed ladder lying on the
ground near him, and awaited the onslaug hit
with The ladder for barricade.
Inc gray saw the ladder raised, made
quick turn to the right, tried to Jump the
fence and hurled Prince a dozen feet across
u. frince was over the fence again and in
the SADDLE before the gray realized he had
anseatsd his rider, and the fight went on.
"A large crowd of men and boys witnessed
the busting OF the broncOs. and the audi
ence Kept yelling for the Indians TO ride.
but the native sons refused mount.
The breaking of a bronco is indeed diff
cult and perilOus undertaking, and onIy
those who have tried it can Imagine lust
how hard the work is
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A ROSARY ROBBED.
Esthette Thieves fIIeh the Preserves of
ggfasn GsHe Park.

the PRESERVES OF
ssSfasn Gate Park.
One OF the most audacious robberies of
the year occurred on Thursday morning in
Ge.deh Gats PsfS. The commissioners
have lately laid cut q rosary 20 the west
aud south Of the park lodge at Stanyaa
street. covering an acre aud 4 half of
ground. The choicest aud most expensive
bushes were planted there. aud the rosary
promises TO be one Of the beauty spots of
the park. On Thursday the startling dis
e9veTy was made that about - OF the
choieest slips Of the lot had been stolen
between dawn aud daylight.
The tracks OF wagon heels were dis
covered, and from the work done il was
evident that the marauders must have spent
at least two hours IN getting out the costly
rose bushes. The matter was Immediately
reported TO the police. and although every
florist of any note in town has been visited
no trace OF the sweeLsmelling posies has
been found. 1t is now thought that the
flowers were stolen by some unscrupulous
gardener, who had a contract TO stock the
garden or conservatory Of some wealthy
person with rare roses, which could only be
got as these were.
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go e m4r tft aaa t e. asa - r1tE
aud te a9 tHre has &c "a as4
-iflF g. ss tas fatlEEs people
Dgt f3aslal1 Gs aroused
Is w'.l aal endure ttls s4Tg e sbiuz AuY
longer
Tee cItiEeus mst "a gfana asass- -neetguz
iast aat tg protest aEsiHsG fhe esli
lheY nant 6 1brow 81 tbs SeutaeTn Pa
ciaC Bose.
IaeV waHt G. have q water fraat apen e
snHe Gee besides ths EreeiV mGnepaly
iaey q sat a Cl mEettuE TailFl al thas wlii
mRka California cQU Eare ia some say wfgh
EAeieTn states iB tie matter ~ transpoFia-
tleH facilities and ia th& natter u FallroAd
rates.
San Franeiseo hes more 70 gain IN this
nEht thsn has Oakland
oar citizens 8uEhs 10 hesfir themselves.
lHeg oHEht 9 help 4 sloa2e tie sneuav
he Fatigu2a's forces aEe ca tue ground
snd age SCI armed and fott.aed
oan tfA1 elseo uugAt to drive them frcm
the hald
TO-DAY IS unus taa Sam "a hassr
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Cartier's Case.

Frank Cartier, the waterfront Jumper.
pleaded guilty to charge Of exhibiting
deadly weapon in the Police Court yester-
day and will be sentenced tomorrow. He
VIII be tried on the charge of forcible entry
and detainer ON August 4. L. j. Harmon.
another one of the jumpers, will be tried by
Jury on August on charge Of exhibit
ing deadly weapon, and the charge Of
forcihle entry aud detainer will be tried
August 8.
The morning call., 1892-07-02
xS EwGserr. n. Tay Cempasv.

Articles Of incorporation Of the George
III. Tay Company have been filed, with
authorized aud subscribed capital Of $50.
GOO Its directors are Oscar J. Backus Of
Oakland. Levi NJ. Kellogg, ii. B. and /. M.
1ay aud Edwin DanfOrth. The COMPANY
will succeed 10 the hardware business Of
the weli-kaown firm.
The morning call., 1892-07-02
Dried Fruit Exchange,

All persons interested in the organization
Of Dried Fruit Exchange are invited to
meet a special committee Of the State Hor-
ticultural Society on Thursday morning
next at 10 O'Clock. The meeting will be held
al the board rooms Of the society. 220 Sutter
street.
The morning call., 1892-07-02
Boqueathed 60 Non-ResIdent.

The estate Of Erastus p. Monroe, who
died on the 18th OF June, IS represented TO
be worth about $1,000. as far as known to
the executor. The will of December II.
1890. made various small bequests to nom
resident relatives and appointed Cyrus w.
CRrmauy eXecutor
The morning call., 1892-07-02
18th 81. Opening.

Property-ownefs in he assessment
district for the opening and extension
OF Sixteenth street are requested - call
al the Chambers Of the Beard Of Super
visors and aseeG tain their assessments
personally hat they may not be misled
oy the misrepresentation Of irrespons-
ible persons
THE COMMISSIONERS.
The morning call., 1892-07-02
Young Mem, Meetiup.

The mass meeting at the Young Mems
Christian Association Hall. 232 Sutter Street.
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock, will be
addressed by Rev. III. w. Wizard.
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The Street Was DISTRACTED.
Augustus g. Elliott and his wife, Maud
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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1892-09-16
The AneslntIon of chilhhno.l.

Girls have their ideals; thus much NJ,
know, but the range of those avowed III
them is narrow indeed. While the littl,
brother dreams Of fire and pillage the lit
tie sister shall fancy herself n St. Eliza
beth, or Mrs. Fry, or it may be a heroin,
OF Miss YOnge. Such mild and decorog.
visions are regarded as characteristic or
the sex. But it is pretty certain that .,eals
hs' exalted are now and then not char
itably received alone. but excellently en-
tCrtained
All these are Alterations, but every one
admits them TO be natural. Youth has
its privilege. The Pirate Chief NAV annoy
you with his racket, the Virgin MARTYR
with her purple prayer book. But YOU
take them as family incidents. The.
come other affectGtions, and these are not
accounted natural. But they are gener
ated by the same impulse. As the bow
grows older he puts by the pistol and the
strap.
lie ceases to be governed by the instincts
OF Primeval Man, or at least by this par
ticular set of them, and if he. be an artist
he keeps them still young and-writes YOU
his Treasure Islands and his Crusoes
The Young Person forgets Mrs. Fry. I'm
consciously she learns to perceive that
sisters Of charity are out of date. She be-
;olnes ROssettitied, she Girtoniseth; she
may even pine with the poor little maid
ervant) to run away and be a hactress
National Observer.
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Cedemus makes mention Of a laInp.
which, together with an image Of Christ
was found at Odessa during the reign Of
the Emperor Justinian Il was set over a
certain gate and sealed, so as to exclude
all air The seal testified that these de-
-ails were carried out soon after the cruel
'ixion. When opened by the soldiers of
Cosroes, king Of Persia, was found to be
burning as brightly as when first inelosed
over 500 years before. The Persian forces
'roke down the shrine and poured out the
oil that was still in the lamp, an act that
IS said TO have been followed by great
plague.
At the time the old inconsistencies Of Eng
land were demolished lamp was found In
a tomb which was supposed to have been
burning since about the year 800 A. d.
How these thing were accomplished is a
mystery, but it is supposed that the Ro-
mans knew how TO resolve gold into an oil.
4 few ounces Of which would suffice "a
burn thousand years II such an art was
ever understood it is now irretrievably
Press.
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Among the living actresses Mrs. Kendall
tMadge Robertson) has played the greatest
number Of parts. Like nearly all great
players, Mrs. Kendall was born in the pyo-
fession, and began to perform nearly as
soon as she could walk and talk. Her first
appearance, at the age Of four, was at
Chute's theater in Bristol (where her
mother was acting), as an angel in Uncle
Toms Cabin" Both my father and
mother" says Mrs. Kendall, were on tbe
stage; so were my grandfather aud grand
mother; so were my great-grandfather and
grandmother; so were my aunts and
uneles, my greataunts and uncles. INV
brothers and sisters, and my nephows and
nieces. Mrs. Kendall IN the course Of her
career has acted in all descriptions of dra-
matte work from tragedy to burlesque and
excelled in all, though Light comedy is that
IN which her talent is universally recog-
lized as supreme Tit-Bits.
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RBFUNlING DIRECT TAX.

Notice is hereby given that the original Direct
Tax Records have been delivered TO me by the
IL ternal Revenue Department OF the United
States and that al fersOus whose names appear
uFon said Records can have the said Tax refunded
sy making application te me- Executors or Ad-
lhinlstratoTs making application for deceased
persons whose naHes appear upon the said Rec.
oTds will be required to furnish certihcate Of
appointment from the Register OF Wills Of their
respective counties to file with said cGim.
j. FRANK WILDs,
Commissions
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MILFORD VERY STABLES,
REAR oFloRSEY HOUSE,
u. D0NOT1. PROPRIETOR.
Teams f15k-6laSS Chayges Nr0deyafr
X OH RAILROAD
- Schedule iiifect Nov. Is, 1891,
PRAINs LEAVE DELAWE Avenue DgroT.
EASBOUND

Express Trains
New York. week dAya OS Z II = TO- 10 sc am
y -, 20, s., 81, p,
New York. Sunday, 49, Z I7Il 81 a. m, u p.
30. rs, 80 p. IN.
BOFt6h, 81 p al da, with Pulslan buffet
sleeping cars, runelHg tpush To Boston without
change, via Poughkeepsbridye, landing passeu.
gers Ia Il, " n, sla'i ~ b,tnn.
Philadelphia, we~k d., : OF, G No. q ~, a.,
co. Z 80, s 30, 9OJ, 9 5Oa u, 10 3e, II 81 a. M
Y =. 90, 50 IL, 1905 . IS g "a, : 20, =,
IL 90, 10 IS =. m.
Philadelphia, Sundays, Is, 6 Il, z IL, : 30, o.,
10 30, u ~ a. an, ~ 81, u, = 50, 3u5 To- S OS
-, Is ~, 8 A, 10 ", IS D, N.
Chester, week days, > o o." Is, Il, Z 10,
~, 20, 10, 80, 10 90 81, II 81 a. M, 90,
81, ) %, 10, . o., IS, q 10, s ~ 10 o. 10 50
Ghcstrr, snsd,y~. sos. d az, 80, as, 10 SO,
II 40 a. M, 90 = -, 3O4 10, ) Us. 59S, as
30 ~, 70 %, ~ 81 p. az.
Atlantic CRY, week dayi va H., 1891, ? %
p. IN, Sunday, " II. IN ap. m,
WEST BdSD,
Baltimore and Washingta4 81. 2 O2. & A.. 10 6
y. NJ, 10, > o. So, ID, Y. Isl D. m. daily.
Baltimore AID WAY Stale OLA. m, IS D.
m. daily.
Baltimore aud principal .tsns on philadel
phia Division, 10 LG q. M, d.
Newark, Del, 81 o. 10 &c L. m, u TO-
50. 80, -, 81, : 81, u b. NJ daily
Pltit burg, & e =. IA, J " u daily
Chicago, A. 8. m, 1 30 y. idailY.
tlLcAliari Grd st. BouisIiO D. M. aRd Z. 81
,. m, both daily.
si9gs,ly accommodation, a. M, . 50, 2 IS
and II 10 p. IN. daily.
Landenbeig acgolnmodato iweeg daye, o.,
II " a. M, % aHd % y. M AJudays. 3 10 an
and ~ PIE.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKRlsTREeT STA.
TiON
For Philadelphia, week daysb5. G 2O7 81. q %. /
Q 80, II 50 a. ni., y ~ . 10 = 80 IS D. M. SIM
Gays, 8 ~ d. M, IL ~ 2 a., } 81, Is d. M
Far ltalt.mste, wees days, 5 20 s ~ & a. /
II s. a. m, a. y. VA. SUNDAYS n o 70 o - a. m.
Baltimore and principal .talfihu Philadelphia |
Division, 9 30 q. m. daily, excspaiDday, sundays
D - "A. a..
fOr landeRberg aud way stbns. week DAYS.
8 So, 10 a. No. 70, GO ,. O. Sundays, % ~
m. aud a. .. ~.
Cficaga aud rubbing, - n. daily except
-unday, 3 IS y. M naiiy.
Cincinnati sad d. i.ouir, u a. NJ, daily ex-
iept SUNDAY.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOEILMINGTON.
Dsily. d, 8 20, z IS, s Is, 8 s3. le 90. II s5
M, IL % noea, IS, 30 3 Ui 10 4O5. I3l
is, 30, 5 81, 81, q, i0 f0I ii 40 "a.
sundy, 10, 8 %, SIS, 8 30, q 20 Oi il35.
N, y 90 nOOn, 4 50, 800, 4O5s0- ~ g9l
-, 8 10, 10 10, II 80 y. m
Telephone %
Rates 70 Western points loNaAan via anv
her line .. O.5JULLA Gefiltss. A,ren 4 !
.. p GokEL, General Maaaqa
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1892-09-16

Few people know how poisonous the ole
nder is. Children have been known L
ie from sucking its flowers; q whole fam
~ has been poisoned By using lueat skew
rs made Of oleander wood; an infusion u
rs leaves is sure death to all forms Of in.
Get life, and its bark powdered and al.
Iinistered in flour is certainly fatal to
ats and mice. In Bermuda, where tlIt
rs say that it poisoEs tic grass beneathits
f"iagc, and that animals will die from eat
ng heritage nat Cr0ws beneath its
branches. Willie il is possible that this
may be mistake. and that aiinials die
rom ealing Tue Dleander leaves which
nave FALLEN among tile grass, il Is certain
mat the plant itself is 50 noxious that /;
'ulght 70 be banished from every house
Il. Louis Globe Democrat.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1892-09-16

I VVban nunsaq ,yos elit;r,. ls sr
The Nfrnecn,'t,,,, "a n i-. Ne yo'i' ,-l'
vss on. ~ ~ nsl;',,,.- es,''n = gee
a 5ne creai- soi,ci !. ~ was
scril.5 i, ii,,, ~ HI III ~ ne
D,,r,ss or,nsi 80 .., ~ aa1s'
sIs MI ~, co,,i5 -. - W. W.,
Gre,.t ~ ) .,.,i 80. 's''' '''si' ~ the
.(yby ~, ., .aid Dn,,,as
ovyi',, - -''',.t,'.s ..
not know alpha from omegan
win you translate il to mefn nrked
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1892-09-16

is in the midst Of the throne shiilT leai
them to wing fountains Of water, an,
God shall wipe away all tears from thei
eyes"
! 70 little distance further on the sam,
road and | meet maiden Of Israel Sh,
has no harp, but She has cymbals. The,
I look as IL they had rus;ed from sea spray
and / say to the maiden OF Israel, ''Iiav,
you no song for tired pilgrimg" And
like the clang of vict1rs' shields tile Gym
balls clap as Miriam begins to discourse,
Sing We to the Lord, Tor he has triumphcd
gloriously; the horse aud the rider hath he
thrown irto the sea-" And then l see 4,
white robed group. They come bounding
toward me, and say, who ARE theyf
The happiest, and the brightest, and the
fairest in all heaven-wA0 are theyf" And
the answer comes, "These are they who
came out of great tribulations, and had
their robes washed and made white with
the'bloOd Of the Lamb"
TIE TERMINUS.
pursue this subject only one step far
ther. What is tile tprminusy do not
care how fine road you may put me on.
want to know where It comes out. Ny
text declares it, Tile redeemed of the
Lord come To Zion" You know what Zion
was! That was the kings palace. It was
mountain iastness. 1t was impregnable.
And 80 heaven is the fastness Of the uni
verse No howitzer has long enough RANGE |
TO shell those towers. Let all the bat- /
teries Of earth and he'll blaze away: they /
cannot break in those gates Gibraltar 4
was taken; Sebastopol was taken: BABYLON 4
IeiI; but those walls Of heaven shall never
surrender either to human or satanic be
slegement. The Lord God Almighty is
The defense Of 1t. Great capital OF the
lnlverSsl Terminus Of the Kings high.
vayl
Dr. Dick said that, among other thugs.
le thought in heaven we should study
'heinistry and geometry and comic sec
ions. Southey thought that in heaven
le would have the pleasure of seeing
yhaucer and Shakespeare Now. DR.
mex may have his mathematics for all
ternity, and Southey his Shakespeare.
i've mo Christ and my old frionds-that
all the Leavep ! want. that is heaven
nopgh for me. o garden OF light,
those leaves never wither, and whose 5
rults never fall o banquet Of God.
nose sweetness never pals the taste, and d
nose guests are kings fOreverl o city
hght' whose walls are salvation, and /
nose gates are praise o palace of rest, a
mere Tod IS the monarch and eyerlast- ]
y ages the length of his reign 0 SOM o
uder than the surf beat of many waters. {
Il sort rs the whisper of cherubiml p
w men my last wound is healed, when
e last heartbreak is ended, when the last e
ar OF earthly sorrow is wiped away, and is
hen the redeemed Of the Lord shall come p
Zion, then let all the harpers take down | t
cir harps, and all the truinpeters take | b
wn their trumpets, and all across heaven II
ere be chorus Of morning stars. chorus 81
white ROBBED victors, chorus of martyrs ca
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why the Atmosphere Does Not Burn.
1t has been stated before the Royal so
ciety, Of London, that the only reason the
earth has not long ago been deluged in a
rca of nitric acid is that the igniting point
If nitrogen is higher than the temperature
produced by its combustion, and therefore
the flame is not hot enough to set fire to
the adjoining gas. Were it not for this
the first lightning flash would probably
have fired the air, seriously interfered with
the development Of the world and made
things generally Observation-Disclosures
York Journal.