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New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

CHURCH OF THE INCARNATIOS, Mad!son.ayc. and
35th.s Rev. ARTHUR BROOKS ID. D., Rector Holy
Communion at morning service at ~ J. ait,'
noon at 4 u. ~. strangers cordially inVitd.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

ASSOCIATION HALL. cor. o3d.st. and 4th.ave-Srn.
cav, afternoon January TO- at O'Clock deputaon o.
iTdents fE9m prineeon College viii conduct
any Invited Both ladies' and gentlemen are invited 10
l,i0t w. H. THOMSONS 5 Bible Class which meets AZ 8
o'clock -' INV" "''N' ~ y
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

BLooMINGDALE CMyEGH. boulevard and wes,
GSth->t MADISON &. PETERS, Pastor.-l1, "Helpful
Words" 80 New Tempciance Argument. based on a
Chemical Analysis samples from Some sample Rooms
Practical upon grocshOp Of this city start
ling revelations. special invitation boys and Young
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

sEVENrEI.NTU STREET METHODIST ~ M MhSh
g MOKtIi0I 81. Pastor. Morning iaGeS OF t,T mnmSn
Foreign MISSIONARY s9cietg. ,. L1encciS ,1encnSr so
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

BROADWAY TABERNACLE. corner 34th-st and 9th
ave, Rev. WILLIAM NJ. TAYLOR. II. d. PostO..-
Morning service at IL O'clock ETening service at 40
All nNIi,d
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

BAPTIST CHURCH OF TILE EPIPHANY. Madison
aye. and 6ith-st-Prathing by the Pastor DONALD i
Mac LA KEN. IL a. III. and D. sunday school. 81
q. PfaNof-mcotnP :l5 Sunday evening, and FriG1
evening at :. Strangers cordially welcome.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

TwINrY.L LorErH STREET METHODIST EPISCO.
PAL CHURCH.. near 9.h-atr.. W. G.. WILLING; ID. D..
Pastor. WIN peach Ut 10 80 Sunday school, .
Ms. NiLLING'> Bble reading NJ 40. EpwOIth League
neeilrg. so song service a, 80. Preaching at s
y d. 4 al.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

OHURCH or CHRIST CsCTEN7IST Service ev.Iy
SUNDAY vt 10 I5 q. M at HaruHan Hal 5th ave aud
l9thst Bible class, y m, ltery SUNDAY evening .t
o'clock Tcsdin No SO 5t-eNt international
Eite Lesson Interpreted ACCORDING TO Christian sc-hcc.
Service every Tuesday evening. Heading open daily
Rev. AUGUSTA r.. STETSON, Pastor.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

CAN'T pArL,s METHODIST EPISCOPAL. Clt Ii" H.
Rc2 f;EoiE H. McGREw. d. p P.'S1'os s"nH'> III
Vices 1tO rfthaNe Gas u,Sk With The annual
rolIcction Sunday school at 80 p a. !" ' W .lpoS
'rIIW ATE a retired missionary from ne. ''' p'''
L., c.strue Weekday services u lr a""'"''''
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

MADISON AVENUE NEINpDI>' lFuS,o,i,,N " !
H. D. ra-to,-li q. IN. ptc,.hiur by tne barJoi 49,,
: d. III. the Pa-tor VIII t'F ~ cOh'"Ihi'- 'l' 'V"'
Nclgihors-a sequel to thr sp'clai SUNDAY evening s''
NICE, relative "a Christianity aHd the Masses
All air Cordially iuNitcd
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

CORNELL MEMORIAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, 7eth-st, near 2d,lvs 10 80 a. m meaehne
by Rev. HORACE w. BYRNES, Pastor; 80 D. N
short by the Pastor and address by MI. GEO
A. WARBURTON: "a Grand CHANCE
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH, corner
5-th..t -Eey AUFOTT T.. hITI RIDGE. D. D.. Iu,'"
wiu preach morning At II. evening a; . InoA Hw'
class saturday evening ~ ..
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

| , AT THE SECOND UNITARIAN CHURCH in Crook.
yl ccthec or clinton and Congress JOHN w.
CnADWlCk VIII preach tomorrow morning II o'clock.
SU'yct IN" Pfcc Of Freedom Evening lecture
20 o'clock before the Ethical Association. Subject
| "ioXation u. Protectomst View,' ~ Professor
| GEOKGE GUNTON.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

PHILLIPS PREsBYIEEIAN G@mvGch, @ ,,s.. ,ssst al
a M and D. III. in the eS.nlng the Pnstor VIII deliN
The first OF a series OF lecture sermons on the I"t
Apostles. SUNDAY school, . 40 a. III. All cordially
yted.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

CHURCH OF THE HEAVENLY REST 5h ave
sbo,e 45thst.. Rev. d. PARKER M0E6AN. b D..
Rcctor.-Sunday January 10 a Holy Communion.
II a. NJ. Ioly Communion and sermon. preacher, 'he
Rector p. evening prayer and sermon preacher.
Key. A. II JU DDE. NJ. A.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

81. BAETHoLOMEw's CnThCH Ma0nGr,aso' n1.,a ,o ana
tatnS. S"nfar motnlng at II ococh. and Ia the aftrr.
n"n ,r o'clock Rev. Dr. GRlEli VIII pta,h "a mo
noV r,uy aud the Rev ROBERT I. BOOTH ~ th' alrf-
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

ST JOHNS METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHukCh
6sdst Broadway. I!ey. JAMts Nm a. hiSi ~ a. ~ ~
As d. H. Plotrscted meetings every N'hms cN'''
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

At THE SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Itln,,t ,,'r uthIN. Roy. Dr.. WYLIE. Pastor. will
Noble Ees0Ne' Special services week. All in.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
THE BIrLF UNDER FRI

S.,ies NJ SUNDAY FVrning sermons ~ Df' ~ hltti-
At the MARBLE COLLECTIVE Ii, ~ -, IN H., WI WITT J"r
The Anti biblical ighet G. m,tos as follows
JANUARY 1.-THE INERkA,HNi ~ ''n''-' - - 'O1
JANUARY 2i-TiE ANTIDiBid;llSC1AaL HiEd; J;
CRITICISM. by Dr. william h1ni University -'7'' VI
JANUARY 3l-CHHIsT ANb luz ""''N' 'o"
They stsqf ,y 9; tn Ts I2Ys'sI 'sIBE AND ITS ENEMIES
..i i;S Sis sosSs or THE ''HA'
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

AT SOUTH REFORMED CHURCH Madison.ave
corner 3Sth-st. Rev. RODERICK TERRY ID. D., Pas
tor.-Sundsy, January 10 Holy Communion. II a. m.
| Preaching by the Pastor. y. nj.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

west Cf Sh,aNeM 10 20 a. N. ir1ching by the P1stor.
ltrN. Dr. PETER : Ky kFH At 20 =. preaching
and singing bv the Indian Evangelist, HeV. r. II.
" KlttlII. Al WeconIc.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

ST AIMS CHURCH, West lSth-st, near otn'aN
Seats free services &. II e. as for d,"nutes ana
Sunday.school, 3 D. III. DaIly services. abi o.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

torm.r M,ci-cn-aSr aud 13d.-t. Rev. j. J. EfNtN
SNi DtI, u. D, Pdsor.-S,f>ices 9t IL q. ~. tom
nruioa, y A..
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

CHURCH OF THE DIVINE PATERNITY. SHAVE.
corner 45th- st-Rev. CHARLES II. EATON, ID. D.. Pas
tor will preach ut II a. m and :i5 Sundsy-schoo
q 40 a. ~. All welcome.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

CHURCH OF CHRIST (scien:ist. 545 5tlsve., en-
trance 45tI stService ana Bible study SUNDAY. 10 i5
A. M. Weekly meeting l0I West 34th.st.. Tuesday. 3
H. m All invited. Mrs. LAURA LATNROP, Pastor
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

RUTGERS RIVERSIDE CHURCH ore byteiiah
corner Wert 5sd.,t aud boulevard. Rev RoBftr ~
81 Il, BOOTH D. b., PastOfSsbblth services AZ ~ y" "
and : ~ m sunday.scnOol ut $40 .. N. WeehIy y.
Nee "Wednesday evening a. . oclocA
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY, MadisonSve ana
42d st-Holy Communion at 80 a. ~: morning
II n nj. evening service, m. The ReV r. Wal"
pOiE WARREN, Rector. viii preach morning and even
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

AsBS RY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Wash.
lnstoh Squalc-Morning. 10 80, sermon. Rev MIR FOX
afternoon. 30. mass.meeting address bv Rev Dr. Ne.
GlNN. subject The Crime Of Poyertv'' evening 30
Illustrated prelude, What's Being Done for the Other
Hsf" O'Clock. Dr.. STONE " Wv ~
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

DISCIPLES or CHRIST. 56th-st., near sths'e.E-
Preaching Sunday morning by the PASTOR u.
Kev H. H. TYLER ID. ID.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
cor OF lOthst-Public worship TOMORROW at IL a; w.
and u. H. The Pastor lteN. GEOWff ALMA DE- ~
u. D., will pr. IA. The saoLath-sehool meets AZ 24S
q. Wednesday evening service In the chapel al
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

CENTRAL PRESBYTEkIAN CHURCH, 57thst be-
tween Broadway and lth;ave1Preaching 6y the Pastor
Hev WILTON MERLE SMITH. ID D.. at II "A Rev
s. B KOsSITK ID. D.. win preach in exchange with us
Pastor ut AS D. m, subject: prove All Things Hod
w., That which Good. SabbaLh hoo at y.
Usual Wednesday evening devotional meeting. strangers
cOidsly welcomed
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

CHALMERS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 7th-ays;
near ISth.st.-ev w. d. BUCHANAN. Pastor. WIN
breach at 10 80 M. and at z As y. IN. Strangers
eordaliy coined
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

WASHINGTON SQUARE METHODIST EpISCOPAL
CHt ECH 4:h-.t. near Cth-aNe, D.. {. w MII4l'AhD.
I',.t0f-Moiung 30. Communion S'l't'rf tN'hlha
~, preaching theme. why do We have reNiNals I!
St.aHger, cordially invited.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF lNDt S1RY. l55 Worm.
It, WILLIAM T. BARNARD, SuprIln'n nd 1t Service OF
every sunday at 30 i. Tie service almost
wholly by the chidfeI OF the Institution Pubc invited.
Donation, OF secondhand clothing and shoes solicited
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

CHURCH OF ZION A%D 81. TIMOTIY.-IIov Com
munion at In the Parish House 1898 West 5dthst
Morning prayer Ltsny and SERMON at a. NJ In Catnesle
Hal, 57thst aud 7th-aNe. Lvenng prayer and
IL 80 p. NJ. in the Parish House. Pieachef-
Morning. Rev. KARL SCHWARTZ. NJ. A. INching,
Rev. Dr. TIFFANY.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

HENRY DAILY. JR, Esq
Plaintiffs Attorney,
81 Wall Street. y. Y. O1ty.
GEORGE HILL, Esq,
WILLIAM c. TRrLL. Esq.
Defendant Attorneys.
2O6 Broadway, y. Y. City.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

FRlfNDS' MEETG NG-HOrSE, No 11s Fast Goth
~, ncer M-ave.-Mecngs for worshr, fist day tSun-
dsy). ~ a. m; Fourth day "wednesday. 70 y. IN. All
cordially invited
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. 57uh.st.. 9th.
ave DR.. MACARrHl r.. fa.tor. preache. morning s1d
evening. Evening subject. "PfOpoftlOn"-sirh In Sc
ries upon "Bibe Arithmetic" Sundsy-schOol As. All
cordially lnyited all the seryices Of The chuIch.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

HOWARD MISSION AID HOME FOR IITTLE
WANDERERS oOG 5th-st. y. Y.-Sund V-,thoOl every
Sundav afternoon at > 80 in Annex Hall, ~ ithUe.
Singing by children and member. o. Bi6e asses
Visitor. invited. \. ;. HAICn ff'@uehI
j. i. Wy, KOFF Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

LEXINGTON AVENt'E BArrISf CHURCH, cor"eF
1Iith-,t.-I;e, j. l.. CAMPBtLL prCach'' ~ 80 " o,
pos,.d oi,y" IIapt.m. Revival services continued
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

RIVERSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH 9edst. and Ams'c.
saurav. Rev JANfS A. FRANCIS. Pastor iea' am
h., Rev fKANk EOGERS MORSE, d D., at II ans
"a Sunday.schoOl at y 80. Sests free. welcome
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

. ALL SOULS CHURCH. MaGison-ave and 6C,hst-
Key. JOHN FULTON, ID. D., will preach ii q. III. aud
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

PARK PRE.sBYTERIAN CHURCH corner s3h,-
and Amsterdam (Iothl ave, Rev. ANSON T. Al li'
al ny ra.Lr-SorNicc- U-moirOw Ut II ~ N. aiid
o. m. Rev. FRANKLIN IS DMiGHI D. d nih !, 'a'
In the Horning ana lt0N. }. FOhD 81 AI'N' ~ ~ "
,Lo evening cordially NelcOn,.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

ASSOCIATION HALL. TWENTY THIRD STREE
BAPTIST Gnu UkCII, corner 4th-aNe.-TllOMAS DIXON
Jr, Pastor, breaches 10 AS aud Z; moning pielud,
''Ctes and Railroad Franchises
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

CALVARY CHURCH 4th-ave and 2lstst. Rev.
HENRY Y. SAITERLEE. D. D.. Rccor.- Services sun
duy January 10: .I0ly Communion ard 10 a. NJ morn
ing PRAYER and sermon II a. Sunday school D. M
chIldres choral service AS evening service and
sermon 80 D. choral service With sermon p H.
Dr. SA1TERI!,E Will preach III. morning service.
DEAN HART Of Denver. will preach IN tho evening.
All invited.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-02

calte a Sumhsr wAich Have be Down
nenensh lha SEQ.

na''s sams'r wI.isa Have a' Down
Dozens OF cities and not fdw incon-
siderable towns mentioned by ancient
writers have partially disapps AIRED bo-
neath-tho waves OF the restless oceans
SAYS the st. Louis Republic One OF
these was Bangala which stood near
Chittagong, and which appears 70
have given its name 10 Bengal.
ptolemy mentions a seaport called no
maria which stood on Cape Comar.n.
Ia India OF this city the sole relic Is
rock in the sea having in It's cenics
well OF fresh water. Plassy the
place where Cline gained his greatest
victory. has been swept to the last
vcstage by the river Hooghly. Ea-
venspnr. on the east coast OF England.
was long since swept away by tie
gradual 'aroads OF the channel. Town
Bank Eear Cnpe Mny n. j.. il So
called from a town which once stood
on tho coast but which is now COW
cred by the waters OF tho Delaware
bay. Wales also has sunken city
which tradition has placed in Lake
Llangorse. The famous city OF Is was
somewhere along the coast OF Bri..
tany and various places ere now point.
ed out 10 tho tourist as its original
site. There is said 10 be sunken
city in Germany somewhere IN the VII
entity OF tho Island of Rugen; on calm
days IL is even said that one may hear
the bells OF the city "a they are being
rocked back and forth by the waves
w. Mulier's famous lyric Is based on
this old superstition. The first stanzn
Of this exquisite little poem runs AS
follows;
Harx the faint bells of the sanken city
Peal once moro their wontei evening
chimes;
From the deep abyss floats a ditty,
wild and wondrous OF tho olden timo
In addition TO these / might men
ton Amalh, the sinking OF which Is
celebrated in poem ny Loagfellow,
the Savannah Mar which went down
IN West Indian earthquake and was
immortalized by De Quincy. Tho
ancient Greeks alleged that the cities
OF Burs aud Helica were SUNK in the
sea, whore the houses and spires We're
plainly visible for years The waters
OF the Indian ocean now Tow ana e3b
over the site OF old Calicut the plan
from which our calico takos its
name According 10 De Peystcr's
History OF Caransins the town and
port of Scarphont which sood on the
shore OF Flanders. was, overwhelmed
and swallowed up by the sen in tho
year 1884. SEQ note above work.
page III.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-02
lie RussIAM soLplER.
,om ,ih.n, Abou. Hs R@tlon. and n.
smtll Pay.

TOM, HIN; Abou. His Rstions and IL
small Ray.
The only ration Russian soldier
receives is an eight-pound loaf OF black
rye bread every third day. the baking
OF which is done regimentally. His
further messing Is provided for by an
allowance from government the ex-
penditure of which is controlled by
committee OF officers. In camp de.
scribed by correspondent OF the Lon
don Army and Navy Gazette IL was >
kopecks ca centsl day per man
and IL was sufficient 10 supply him
with hRlf a pound OF meat meal por-
ridge suet for Cruel. and vegetables.
This may seem rather incredible but
the contract price OF meat Is az
present 8 kopecks { cents) "A pound
and other provisions are cheap In pro-
portion. No fixed breakfast Is pro-
vided the soldier makes the best Of
his rye bread. brews his own tea or
buys a cup I'm the canteen. At IL u
dinner is supplied consisting OF stchin
"A vegetable and meat soup and por-
ridge The former Is excellent Al
I eacn man II hefNcu out Win HfueL
A drink called 'kvas.' a. non-intoxi-
cant brewed from corn. Is supplied nd
libitum at both these meals. Govern
ment supplies the soldier with can
teen, knife and spoon. Nature pro-
vidos him with a fork. The meals are
served up in roomy shed with tables
and forms. adjacent 20 the cookhouses.
AZ every Russian citizen is liable to
service for five years. pay is looked
upon as n matter OF secondary consid-
Grafton. The yearly pay OF private
j. roubles 20 kopecks (sl. 800. paid
20 him in two monthly installmcnts.
each transaction being entered in the
soldiers small-boolS. The work IN
camp consists chiefly OF musketry;
When not thus employed three hours
drill in the morning ana two in the
evening are an ordinary days work,
Maneuvors lasting u couple OF months
take place every second year
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-02

a tailor would have sized his waist
measure at forty-oight inches and a.
he stepped out OF commission house
on South Water street there was wild.
hunted look in his face.
Say he observed 10 an acquaint-
ancc next door you've heard that
economy was wealth'--that n penny
saved Is "A penny earned and a whole
lot Of other rubbish haven't your
We'll. yes and in the admission
there was an infection OF the voice
asking what OF IT,
You have, hey? Well It's all lies
every bit lies. Economy means
bankruptcy II you aren't careful
What the matter nowP"
Matlerw and there was whole
volume or minion solid in the excla-
nation. Why just now to save "a
nickel tried to black my boots. At
the first brush my eye glasses dropped
of and broke on the floor The next
rip | made ! broke suspender and
now | notice that IN STOPPING over Two
busted three iifteen-cent cigars into
smash. That shine cost me $3 at the
least and IL isn't half shine. either.n
Then the fat man kicked himself
twice. went back into his Office and
fred the errand boy who owned tho
blacking kit Chicago Mail
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-02

There arc two classes Men OF
whom this world is not worthy and
men who are not worthy Of this world
But In the last analysis onc thing re-
mains and that IS This: Ii docs not
pay TO be ambitious; the rewards are
too irancient and too ambiguous.
Only he who icels destiny upon him
tho woe Is me OF ST Paul the
here stand OF Luihur, the II will
be heard" OF Garrison, has gained
from GoG the momentum OF soul that
will enable him to take each wave as
il comes toward him and though like
some strong swimmer in his agony" 70
win the shore OF yictory at last
Frances T.. Willard.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-02
a NoYeI HnIl-Elrhi.

Cayctano. tho famous spanish '0rcro.
once was strolling across the meadow
with couple OF friends when their
attention was attracted by On old and
,nfuria,cd bull which was galloping
toward them with lowered head and
erect tai. Caye'ano had no capon.
not cvon a cane. but no seized "A dust
coat which one OF his friends was
carrying over his arm. IS soon as
the bull got close TO them Cayctano
badc his companions make their es-
cape whilc he engaged the animals
attention Using the coat M capa.
he drove the bull crazy With fury.
stopping aside with the dcflest agility
at each OF tho animals charges. in
this manner he caused the bull to
turn sharply in the midst OF rs on
ward PUSHES until finally, an. omin-
Gus crack was heard and the bull fell
IN heap with It's backbone broken by
the sudden wrench given by the ami.
mails abrupt sweryc. -ArgOnaut.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-02


old soldier advanced rcsoluiely 81
Peter stopped him. I'm my sackt
cried Jean.
Oh Jean. said tho guardian Of
Paradise. think of tho respect that
thou owest me- I'm my saeIla re-
peaied joan And -. Peter wa
Obliged TO enter the sack. Reflect
thou. said he. with all tho gates o.
Paradise open. and not there TO do.
lend them all the world may enter"
That Is precisely what desire.
replied the old soldier. entering With
head Greet Think you the trooper.
who for pound Of bread aud six cop
per coins has served the king for
twenty-four years. does not deserve TO
have here n pleasant retreat9--Globr
Democrat
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-02

The History Of This Time stained sacred
Ednee.

The oldest churcE in Continental
Europe is the church OF Sta. Maria In
lrastevere. in Rome. In the year 22l
Pope Callixtus /. obtained permission
from the Emperor Alexander Seryius
10 build church. This church. il l.
sad was the first that was made pub
lie in Rome.
1t underwent number OF repairs
says the Boston Transcript and was
rebuilt from the foundation In 1889.
II the foundation is taken into consid.
GRAFTON il is tho Oldest There Is
however another old church in the
same city which has not been built
over
II Is st. Clements. aud is reputed 70
De on the site of the house OF St
Clement IL was built in All, and It's
primitive style is still preserved The
Mosque OF ST sophia Constantinople.
was originally Christian church.
having been built In 325 by tho EN-
peror Constantine.
IL was destroyed by fire in 4Ol. and
was rebuilt upon tho same foundation
in il5. and again destroyed about $50
and rebuilt in 532.
When Constantinople was captured
by the Moslems IT was converted into
q Mohammedan mosque. In Spain
The Cathedral OF Zaragoza Is said 10
have been the Temple OF Diana. and
was converted into a church after that
city (the first in SPAIN professcd
Christianity under the preaching OF
ST. james.
AS he suffered martyrdom in the
year ~. this places the Cathedral OF
Iarago In the fore rank but The
authenticity OF its antiquity Is dclec.
tive. In England Is claimed for tho
Abbey church OF the Abbey OF Ores
tonbury a great antiquity. Tradition
says that the church was founded by
Joseph OF Aramathea.
IL is however in ruins a are IT,
two companion chapcls. 81. Joseph
and ST. Mary both OF which were
built in ITO.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-02

H rfoilt' dearest. now TO sis'l
F*>ii fb; Is hurled under
~ HEARS Of porting eyced ~
'N' kept our lives asun Ter,
past Is fatt, love: Ict 1t Ito
i. ".ep buried with It's sofrow
'e rA'e to-day, love. you aud 7.
ana hope makes bright the morrow.
o1 ''hdowcd past makes doubly bright
!, me sunny way before us.
!" have the day, we've had the night,
neefen's brightest sun shines DER rs.
Saturday Evening Post.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-02

Tho oncerly Constructed Homes ~ tho
Carlb lndians ~ Iosqnltn.


Tho oucerly Constructed Homes ~ tho
Carib lndians ~ no<qultn.
On the coast OF Mosquito re-
Gently created department Of tho no.
public OF Honduras there are Tow
houses better than the watla OF the
Curb or tho WailSa Indian says tho
New York Journal The frame OF the
watla rests upon eight or moro pos's
firmly set in the ground and arc
unually OF Santa Maria wood which
rcsists decay.
In the short crotch ut the top 81 tho
post lies the pole five or sis Inches Ia
diane err which Is the plate on
which rests the long slender raitars,
which meet high above The ground.
The rafters are hsld In place by Light
poles. which run around the ends and
sides OF the roof Cross pieces. serve
10 strengthen the whole
Not nail not bit OF iron o. any
kind, Is used in building this cottage
but the whole frame Is held together
by ha ucos or tie-tio vines which AFRO
found In unlimited quantities In every
forest. and which When green can bs
used rs easily us cords could be for
lashing the pieces together As ihcy
dry they shrink and bind tie whole
most firmly.
While the men aye putting NJ tho
frame OF tae house the women are pre-.
pairing the covering. which IS made OF
kind OF leaf called monkey tail
This they attach 20 strips some ten feet
long and an inch wide, split from baui-
boo. the whole making u fringe about
sixteen inches wide. BEGINNING at
the lower ends OF the rafters. those
fripges are dashed firmly in rows ex-
tending entirely around the edge o.
tie roof The second row laps over
the first and the third over the second.
and so on. until the house is covered
by thatch which will turn the heav-
lest rain, and will last eight or Ten
years.
The walls o. The house are made OF
the trunks OF papta palms theec or
four inches In diameter These AFRO
set upright and close togclhor in a
trench and iiol with bajucos or poles
running from post to post On bamboo'
cut in pieces OF suitable length are
naitencd into broad sheets or crick-
cries" ana fastened upright 20 tho
frame. thus making smooth, clean
and AT raciive wall through which tho
refreshing brce2es draw sierdily from
morn Nc until night
4 The daughter OF New NorE .udgc
( has ior moro than two year, made her
home in such watla the walls being
drapcd with muslin and The ceiling
( with pink mosquito bar in pla's radi-
aiing from the center. The Japanese
decorations harmonize with the walls
ard the shelves Of bamboo filled with
chO.c, books. Moreover there Is IA
( ropr OF pins lumber pictures on the
WALL nu easel In the corner and tables
I whercoa baskets OF oranges mangoes
bananas and other luscious fruits In
their season tempt the visitor
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-02

There lived in Bedford nm old
croaker who seemed pleased NJ every
calamity, rs a prcmonition Of impcnd-
ing ruin. Ills name was stewart and
he kept the good people OF his town in
an extremely nervous condition by
prophesying the end OF the world.
One day an unbelicver asked OF Mrs.
Stewart tho phrophers wife II she
really believed the world was coming
20 an end on the date he had named.
well don't know" she replied
but do hope so for Il will do Mr.
Stewart so much good"