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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-12-16
satnrdar Deccmbcr "a, DE,
CuANCERY SALE.
A. J. Fitzpatrick, w. Rush johnson,
ct al.

A. J. Fitzpatrick, w. Rush johnson,
ct al.
Pursuant to decree Of sale entered at
the October term, 1892, Of the Honorable
ChaucerY Court for Maury County, in
above styled cause, at IaSe BIZ Of the
minutes, viii, on
Monday, January 8, 1898,
Expose to public sale at the Courthouse
door, in the town of Columbia, the fol-
lowing described tract or pai eel Of land,
to-wit: Situated in the seventh civil
district Of Maury County, bounded on
the north by the land- of Robert Craig,
ST., ou the ca It by "a 1876 acre tract orc. -
Scott, deceased, on the south by the
lands OF =. l.. StOckard, ct al, and on The
west by the LANDS OF Dave Bryant ct al,
known as the London place, and con
tanning ~ acres, more or less. rms tract
Is subject to the life estate Of Mrs. NJ. y.
London.
Said sale will be on credit Of SIX and
twelve months, free from the right and
equity Of redemption. Notes bearing
interest from day Of sale viii be required
of the purchaser, and "A lien retained to
secure payment of the purchase money
decl6tds J. C. DEAIEK, u. Z. NJ.
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IF the Democrats allow the Repub-
Iicans to steal the Senate, the people
ought to turn the whole gang out and
have a bran new deal.
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,eok the altar. organ play!

Deck the altar, organ play!
From now till Lenten sorrow;
For every bride that's gone to-day
There'n come two more to- morroW.
Squeak the fiddle, drop your trown
From now till Lenten ashes;
For society sweeps the town
On parquet floors and crashes.
Sigh the checkbook, pockets pant!
From now till Lenten rigors
You cannot skimp your debutante,
With Germans of these figures.
Memphis Commercial.
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Saturday December 81, 1892,

within legal hours ut the court. house
door in the town of oiumbia, Tenn,
sell to the highcat aud best bidder for
cash, the one fourth Undivided interest
which the : id j. d. CasoH has in aud
to the following dcscrib' Il lot of land
situated in the city of Columbia, and
bounded South by East SIXTH street,
West bv Glade street, North 10y Duck
River and East by columbia Improve
ment Company fronting about 2GJ feet
on Sixth str, ct, with one house CIi said
lot. Sold as the property j. ID. Cason to
satisfy this order O: 5 L. and cost
dec2-4t. Z. Il. RACsDAI.L. sheriff.
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SaturJay, December Pa, 1892,

Expose to public sale at the Courthouse
door, in the town of Columbia, the fol-
low ng described lot or parcel of land,
to-wit: Situated in the Twenty-third
civil district Of Maury County, Tonnes
see, bounded on the North by James \.
Sanders, East by +. j. Jones, South by
w. \. Dobbius and James 5. Perry, and
West by w. IL. Blanton, containing
about lO2 acres, more or less.
Terms of ale-Said sale will be on
credit of one, two, three, and four years,
except the sum of 500 in cash on day of
sale. Notes bearing interest from day
of sale, with personal security Will be
required of the purchaser and a lien re-
tanned to secure the payment OF the
dec tbs j. G. DEXTER, d. c. NJ.
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Saturday Dccenbpr 94. 1892,

within legal hours at the courthouse
door in the town of Columbia, Tenn,
sell to the highest and best bidder for
cash the following described tract Of
land situated in the Fifth civil district
Of Maury County Tenn, and bounded AS
follows:-On the North by Iligdon, on
the East by Osborn, on the West by
Daniel and on the South by Hughes,
land to be sold as the property OF John
II. Daniel and NJ. \. Daniel, TO satisfy
this order of sale and cost.
dec2-It. =. ii. RAGsDAiE, sheriff
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SATURDAY. December 81. 1882.

within legal hours, at the courthouse
door in the town of Columbia, Tenn,
sell to the highest and best bidder for
cash, the following described house and
lot situated in the Ninth civil district of
Maury County Tenn, in the town of
Columbia and boundt d on the North by
Eleventh street, on the South by Viii
liams, on the East by Glade street and
on the West by Williams. Said house
and lot TO be sold as the property of
Dock Thomas to satisfy this order of
sale and costs.
dec2-4t. p. III. RAGSDALE, Sheriff.
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To Merchants.

Car load of choice Florida oranges,
apples. raisins, candies, ire-works,
e C. E. w. GAMBLE GROCERY Co.
If
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saturday December q, 1852,

with legal hours at the courthouse door
i'm the town of Columbia, Tenn, sell 10
the highest and best bidder for cash,
the following described tract OF land
situated in the Ninth civil district OF
Maury County Tenn, aud bounded as
follows:-On the North by Eliza Porter
on the West by Dick Stevenson and
on the South by Al Chailin. Said land
to he sold as the property or Matilda
Porter and Alice Frierson TO satisfy
this order of sale and cost.
deceit. L. II. RAGSDALE, Sheriff.
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m q. DIVlslo1
STUIJI.
10 q Acan,n.andatLun luaven uolumhla
NJ. = 81. LOUIS u. x.
DUCK XIV SB yALhAY DIVISION.

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40. leaTeg DOlNrtDl.'... go = ne
No. 2 ionVEs COitlutua bsiv v ne
GOTNO " EsT.
No arrives NJ CoIur1bi.i... ......4; tg y. ne
40. 2 arrives ~ ColumtIs ..... ..b:lO a. u
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trains on the LouIEs ili0, Hsshv VIE
Crea tgois thorn Hatiropd
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I. ]. Hewlett VS.. John T. Daniel and
Nj a Daniel.

BY virtue of "A writ of venditioni eX-
ponas issued To me from the Honorable
Circuit Court of MaurY County Tenn,
at the September term 1892, in favor OF
/. J. Hewlett VS.. John T. Daniel and
NJ. 4. Daniel. / will on
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Phillips, Bailey IS Co, vs.. r. j.
isniil p5.

ltlIt 10.
BY virtue OF writ Of vendltioui ex-
ponas issued to nae from the Honorable
Circuit Court OF Maury County Penn,
at the September term 1892 in favor of
Phillips Bailey * %, IS. T.. j. Phillips,
/ will on
SATURDAY. December p, 1892,
within legal hours at tie cou. house
door in the town Of Columbia, renn.,
sell to the highCsf aud best bidder for
cash, the I, lowing dcscr bed arGct Of
land situated in tho Nin.I IN dis
trict Of Maury Cnupsy TcItn4 The same
being the one third undivided Interest
of defendant in and To the following de-
scribed tract Of land I'm the third ward
of Columbia, and bounded as fOllows:-
ON the North by Mrs. Oncil lot, on the
East by Mrs. Wariield lot, on tho South
by Eleventh street, and on the West by
High street Tho interest Of defendant
beng an undivided one third interest
to be sO,d subject to the liie estate Of
his mother NJ RS. T.. w. Phillips, and to
satisfy this order Of sale and cost.
dec2-4t. Il. II. kAosDALE, Sheriff.
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nnnhIv TerrihIa.

Little Dick-Why are you girls SO
afraid of bats?
Little Dot-Ooo! A bat is a mouse on
Nyings.-Good News.
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Harris & Cole Bros. VS.. Dock
Tho mas.

BY Write of writ of venditioni eX-
ponas issued to me from the Honorable
Circuit Court of Maury County Tenn,
at the September term 1892, in favor of
Harris d Cole Bros. VS.. Dock Thomas
/ III
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Chancery Sale Of Lpnd.

e. d Nj. Everett vs.. J. 5. Caldwell, ct al.
Pursuant u an order of sale entered
at the October term, 1892, of the Chance
nv Court for Maury County, in above
styled cause, at page $40 Of the minutes
of said court, / will, on
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-12-16

Senator Hill has the finest oppor-
tunIty OF his life to strike last blow
at his political hopes, and we are not
at all sure but that Democracy would
he greatly benefited if he would only
do it, If he assumes a position hostlle
10 Mr.. Cleveland he will accomplish
his own suicide beyond all DOUBT or
preadventure. There are many who
admire this willy diplomat, and put
great faith in the essentially small
Skill of his nature. But he is not of
the Cleveland calibel. He is not of
the same rank. He comes not OF the
same order of mind or heart. Like
his protege, Mr.. Murphy, Mr.. Hill IS
not shaped for the large combats OF
great arenas. At best he is Corbett,
not a Napoleon. If he attempts to
meet and thwart the great mind and
statesma ankle nature OF Grover Cleve-
land. he will 90 downin the unequal
contest. AS we have said, it would
probably be good thing for the De-
mocracy. Mr.. Hill is man too
thoroughly associated with the CRIME
and dirt of New York City battles OF
doodle 30 represent great party OF
reform and purity. He is wire
pulIer, a practical politician, an eYo-
luton of the old corrupt methods.
Thus, no matter how pure his person
al record, he will never escape The
memory of the mire on the garments
of his friends. The Commercial is
is not unaware of the services of Mr..
Hill to his party, and believes that he
should be appreciated and rewarded.
But we believe that to compare him
to Cleveland is simply to make him
ridiculous, and to dream OF him Tor
national leadership is to lower the
| i5o~Ie OF the Democratic party
Memphis Commercial
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-12-16

The Bristol papers have done more
to build up the town and made less
out of it than any institutions OF the
city. That's all right. They are
working for the good and the glory
OF the Bristol Courier.
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Saturday December "a, 1889,

within legal hours at the courthouse
door in the town of Columbia, Tenn,
sell to the highe and best bidder for
cash, the following described tract Of
land situated in the Fifth civil district
of Maury County Tenn, and bounded as
foIlows:-On the North by Higdon, on
the South by Hughes, on the East by
Osborn and on the W est by Daniel,
containing about lG2 acres more or less
Said land sold as the property of John
T. Daniel andM. A. Daniel to satisfy
this order of sale and cost.
deceit. u. II. RAGSDALE, Sheriff.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-12-16

"The Old Guard" They are the
men who stood square to the front
and faced the music when it seemed
as if the stoutest heart quailed; the
men who went in front and bore the
brunt of the battle, they are men who
have won aud deserve recognition.
The men who spoke out early in the
meeting are the men for Judge Tur-
new to recOgnize.-Hickma Pioneer.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-12-16

In looking over the lists OF MEM
beers of the present and Of the coming
Congress we notice several names
who, although, representing other
states, were originally Tennesseeans.
Among these are George c: Pendle-
ton who represents the 18th Texas
District and Chas. K. Bell who repre-
sents the 8th District of that state.
Both of these are Tennesseeans. Mr..
Pendleton was born and raised In
Coffee County and Mr.. Bell in Chat
tanOoga. In the Senate, Senator
Morgan, of Alabama, is Tennessean
and there are Others.-SheloyVllle
Gazette.
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SHEEIFF'o SALE.

b virtue OF - writ of vcpd'tioni oNHo-
nas issucd To me from tho Honorable Cir.
cult Court al hlaury County, TcnnCHs cc, o..
at the s;cptembcr term, 49, 1naiho case
of ). $. Craig vs.J. r.. DaA- bid NJ. ~
Daniel, ! viii, on
Saturday, December 81, 1892,
Within legal hours, at the court-houso o.
door i'm the town Of Columbia, Ionn.t &.
sell to the highest bidder for cash, "a D.
following described tracts Of land, stu
ated in the Fifth civil district of Mau
ny County, Tenn, bounded as tollowr' a;
Tract No. ]: on the north by lligion, on
rhe south Nv IIu.rtes. on tho east by Os-
born. and on ths west by Daniel, con-
tanning lO2 acres known as the prop
crty Of J. r. Daniel. Tract No. att
ioinis tract No. ! on the west and
contains 81 acres. known rs tl,n
property of Mrs. NJ. a. Daniel. sa5Z
tracts Of land sold as the propghty OF
J. r.. aud ~ 4. Daniel 10 satisfy this
order of sale end cot.
deco Il =. II. RAGS DALE, Shh.
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Harris & Cole Bros. W. Matilda Por
ter end Alice Fricrson.

BY virtue of Il writ of Veudltlonl CN-
ponas issued 10 me from the Honorable
Circuit Court Of MaNry County Tenn,
at the September term 1872. in favor of
Harris N Cole Bros. W. Matilda Porter
and Alice Frierson, Will on
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-12-16

Old Pete is elected Governor, Buch-
anan is in the soup, the Third party
has gone over the range, the winter
winds mournfuIly whistle through
John Henry McOiler's whiskers, and
the Republican party has passed
through the slaughter house to the
brink Of the grave, but the WINS Hill
letters, which, with the Tribune's
kindly aid, contributed somewhat il
not more to the result, are not alto
gether back numbers. There are
matters connected with them that
will be sufficient to entertain j..
HOuk for some time to cOme.-Knox-
willie Tribune.
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When Baby was sisk. we gave her Castoria-
When shs was Q Child, she cried for Castoria-
When she became Mias, she olung 70 CaftoFis-.
when she had Children. she gave them Castorlh.
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BY virtue of writ of venditi"ni cN-
ponas issued to me from the llonorabic
circuit Court of Maury county Iehl.,
at the September term 1892, in favor at
J. X. Bennett vs.. }. Nj. Stages, l viii on
Saturday December 81, 1899,
within legal hours at the court-hOu-e
door in the town of Columbia, Tenn,
sell to the highest and best bidder for
cash the following described tract of
land situated in the Twelfth civil dis
trict of Maury County Tenn, The same
living on both sides of The railroad, and
known ~ the John Stages place, and
bounded by the lands of the Rockdale
Mining Company, and containing
thirtv-tr4cc acres more or less. said
land to be sold AS the property of the
said j. Nj. Stages to satisfy tbs order
of sale and cost.
dec2-it. 7. IL. RAasDALE, SEeIin.
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For the Good of Others

For the Good of Others
ReU. Mr.. Williams Heartily En-
dOrses Hoods SGrsGpGrtIIG.
We are pleased to present this from
Rev. A. A. Williams, of the Sillsbee
street Christian Church, Lynn, Mass:
HIsee no reason why clergyman, more than
> layman. who knows whereof he speaks
should hesitate to approve an
Article OF Merit
and worth, from which he or his family have
been signally benefited, and whose comInenda-
ton may serve to extend those benefits to
others by increasing their confidence. My wife
has for many years been sufferer from severe
Nervous Headache
for which she found little help. She has tried
many things that promised well but per-
formed little. Last fall friend gave her bot
tle of Hoods SarSapariIla. 1t seems SurpriS-
ing what simply one bottle could and did do
for her. The attacks Of headache decreased In
number and were less violent in their inten-
sity, while her general health has been i'm
proved. Her appetite has also been better.
From our experience with
Hoods SarsapaTiIIa
thAye no hesitation in endorsing les saeriss."
A. "A. WILLIAMS.
ArAnYm n,f = -.
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SATURDAY. December 2i, 1899,
cd. p. II. RAGsDALE, Slori1.


BY virtue of q writ Of VcnditiH"i eX-
lonas issued to me from the Honorable
Circuit & art OF Many County T"nn.,
at the September term 1872, ia itYur OF
MclIweH Il Dale W. }, ID, Ca'Ou VIII Oh
L. Ia---..-...E L.-NA
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Headquarters for Christmas Goods.

Rains drug store is headquarters
for elegant Christmas presents. Call
and get prices on our elegant Christ
mas goods. 1t
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dec2-4t. PHI. RAGsDALE, sheriff.
George Childress Cashier, VS.. John
II. Daniel and NJ. A. Daniel.

BY virtue of a writ of venditioni eX-
ponas issued to me from the Honorable
Circuit Court of Maury County Tenn,
at the September term 1892 in favor of
George Childress Cashier VS.. John T..
Daniel and NJ. A. Daniel, l will on
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EDITORIAL GOSSIP.

What the Brothers of the Quill Find to
Talk About.
Rutherford County gave Buchanan
the biggest vote propOrtionately OF
any county in the State, and is ask
ing Judge Turney for more offices
than any other county in the State.
Rutherford will be left-MurfreesborO
News.
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HOOPS PlLLs are the best family eathastss
ssAre saa efeetirs. Trf box Price CSC
ap@ ~
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Bfl6k Us Jour Job printing.
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The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-08-13

American exporters of fruit trees, cut
tings, ETC.. are finding Il new and grow
lng market i'll Mexico. where great at
tenrlOn is now being given to the cult
Walton Of fruit. and especially to witt
culture. One nursery established an
agency i'll Mexico three wears ago, and
during the first year exported 1000, 600
grape cuttings; the second year there
was IN increase of 80. 900 cuttings. and
so far this year 90O.0 900 cuttings have
been sold. The American vine is a great
improvement upon the native vine, and
produces from fifteen to twenty-five
lunches of grapes, while the latter yields
from three 10 five punches.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-08-13

lie was also Il ID. +. l~NGEAHAM.
member of the school board for several
years. In 1864 Mr.. Inyrahaln was the
Democratic candidate for judge Of the
Portland municipal court, and ran well
ahead of his ticket. He has made two
trips to Europe, and has prepared, as
the direct result of his researches in for
eign lands, three lectures-"Michael An
gelo," Works of Architecture and
Their Associations and From the
Tweed to the Tiber.' These lectures he
has delivered on many occasions. usually
for the aid Of some benevolent enter
prise.
Mr.. lngraham was a candidate for the
Democratic congressional nomination in
1874. but Bion Bradbury obtained the
coveted honor. He has been thrice a
candidate for the legislature. and was
elected once-in 1879. He has held
several positions of Importance in politi
cal, financial and educational life. He
has been for many years a frequent con
tributor TO the press. His style is force
ful and convincing. He served as con
sui at Cadiz, Spain, during President
Cleveland's administration AT present
Mr.. ingraham is mayor of the city Of
Portland, having been elected last spring
by a majority of 22l over all his 0l:
DOneutS.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-08-13

\. Philadelphia civil engineer. who has
recently returned from England. found
that II railroad from Manchester to Boil
ton is being operated by Il novel proc
eSS. called the anhydrous ammonia mo-
tor. Its lame indicates its nature.
Ammonia is the most ever present of
all the elements. and its marked Atm
ity for water is its chief and distinguish
ing characteristic. II is ii we'll known
fact that ammonia will make its way
to water as surely as an object thrown
i'll tlc air 1ill he drawn TO the earth
again by the force of gravity. Now it
is simply this characteristic of ammo
mia that an English scientist. aided IL
"A >hrewi Inventor. has turned to prac-
teal Use as Il motor power. The aifin-
ity al ammonia for water Is an energy
that these two men nave utilized. The
scientist made the discovery and the
inventor has made Il curious little CON
trivance To fit ii. II consists of a small
box in which are placed i'll proper proZ-
unity Jars of water and of ammonia,
so arranged III juXtapoSitiun as TO gen
crate and direct the energy Of the affinity
described, and II power is obtained suf-
ticient TO run il train Of cars"
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-08-13

1t grows harder every year to get re-.
cruits for the British army. chiefly Dr.
cause army life has not improved wit.
the advance of the nation. Wages have
risen till the average is three or four
times that Of a private's pay. and 50 :.
little intrigue has 10 he used. An order
has been issued requiring all boys VIII"
apply for the place of telegraph messen-
gers TO agree TO join the army at the eX-
piration of their term i'll the messenger
service. An English paper calls attcn-
ton to the immense importation of boys
in the ranks of the army. and the in
creasing difficulty of obtaining recruits,
owing to the smallness of the pay. the
poor chance of promotion for those with
out influential friends. ana the chilling
manner in which tine soldiers are treated
where they ought to be welcome.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-08-13

I'M irhh1' Alter lne TWO
friends had been fencing for a little
while C%astaldi's foil broke through the
doctors mask, inflicting Il slight wound
on the nose, very near the eye. 1t was
scarcely more than a scratch, and after
putting on u new mask the doctor re.
stunned operations. They had been lung
ing, parrying and getting away for
some moments when Castaldi made -
downward feint, and describing a semi
circle with his foil attempted to score a
point. Without the knowledge of either
OF the contestants, Dr.. Terry must have
knocked the button off the professors
foil, and the keen point tore through
the thin French mask, struck the right
eye and penetrated two inches, striking
the brain.
The remarkable feature Of the case
occurred just at this point, for Dr.. Terry.
having fallen to the floor, directed what
shonid be done, ordered that no doctor.
be sent for and insisted upon diagnos-
ing his own case. He felt his own
pulse, made Il thorough examination of
himself and then calmly informed the
b~ystandcrs that he would die. as he felt
certain that the inner part Of his brain
was ruptured and "a blood eliot was form
ing. IL turned out just as Dr.. TER,
had predicted, for he expired within II
few hours of the accident. The dead
man was IN eminent physician, a well
known athlete, a prominent church oil
cial and a popular and public spirited
citizen.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-08-13

what We're the crews of COluinbus
doing on this evening i. the very shadow
Of the great event. asked a traveller as
the steamer glided, as it were, into the
glimmering darkness Of the twilight
and Il lighthouse famed afar.
Singing" said q well read tourist.
What evidence have you Of that"
queried u commercial traveller. whose
mind demanded proof in all situations
Of poetic coloring.
Columbus says said the tourist
that the crews sang the vcsper hymn
on every evening Of the outward voyage.
so we may safely picture them as 50 &C
cupied on this eventful evening""
Can you repeat the Words
mo. The popular translation begins
Gentle Star of Ocean,
Portal of the Sky,
''and ends
still as on we journey
Help our weak cndcavor,
I'll! with I hec and Jesus
We rejoice forever.
'Now to God eternal,
One and mighty Three.
Father, son and Spirit.
Equal glory be-. Anicn.'
But this is not the exact ''Salve Re.
gina Of Columbus. IL is only u very
free rendering OF it, like the Italian girls
hymn TO the Virgin. by Mrs. Hemans.
It has one curious stan&a, which is a sort
of puzzle:
Now by Gabricl's Ave,
Uttered unto thee,
Eva's name reversing,
Our protector be.
So We have u somewhat clear picture
Of the night before the discovery Oh
the caravels of Columbus. The serene
twilight, the procession Of the early
stars, the hvnsn chant. the signal gun
and the watch-a scene worthy Of the
poet or painter; II thrilling suspense IN
the silence of the most eventful hours
Of human history.
HEzEKIAu DUTTERwoRTu.