The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-11-07
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DR.. LIvlNGSTONES HEART.
y Journey 20 the Tree Under Which
1t Is Bur ed.

/ J''' mus "a ''' 4"'' l. y. ''idNt VIM
| crossed AFRICA ~ the interests 81 the
/ century, appears III that magazine. II
/ + devoted 10 the Journey TO the Lily
! ihGStehe tree, ana gives the following
account OF this great missionary:
July ). ms Is Ted-letter day III my
/ career. hay" visited the place where
l'r. LlVill&SJ"neS heart Is buried be
nraIh biz tree, called moWula, and
! by the llala mpundu. Although done
| twenty years ago. the inscription is III
| a splendid state OF preservation. The
| tree shows no Disagreement, and, more
over, tn" carving is not on the bark.
! bat on tie grain of the tree itself. 1t IS
hardwood tree. three feet in diameter
! at the base: at thirty feet it throws out
! large branches: its top Is thick mass
! OF foliage. When Livingstone died the
| heart ana other viSCcra were buried be
! meath this tree, and the bark was clear
ed off for space OF two and half feet
! square; i'll this space Jacob Wainwright
| tWhose account my discovery VerlheS
| toth" letter. carved the inscription with
! no duhc"S mana u" leitefS helhS Nel
| shaped and boid. Ihe tree IS situated
| ut the edG" OF the grass plaln, and IS
! very conspicuous being the largest tree
| IN the neighhorhood. 1t IS about hVe
| miles South-NouthWeSt from the present
site OF the village OF haronSa Nzofu,
an important BlSa chleI' whose Ia'her
was iFthu OF Livingstone. ohitah-
DO Is now ten mics away. 1t was orig
| lhaIIE near ne lro'' Ill lact' Living
stone died few minutes walk from
| tn" "Id VIlla%" "l 'hltalhpo. ABOUT ten
| years AZ" 'hIjahlpo was 50 haIaSSeu
| by III" AWeIloa raiders OF ohiqullud
illa' ne l'I MS lil'St' ihe N"tlVu 'lte
mas "ileh HP''ru 'ne IleIce yen u me
Ihalrh''HleTS' ana 'ile S'realis vi "oll-
Ell ana 'uiI"ith anu "ouAuel Hlen'
lllFlhGNioheS long prayers loi All
cas- dellFerance nave not yet received
fair response. Since ms death new
raiders nave appeared III tne shape OF
| AWemba from the horth. mere Is now
10 Vesuge OF Chltambo old village
| standing Dig space covered
! with young ullpeF. me Livingstone
| tree looks sturdy ana heaItily, ana ike
| ~ TO last many years d" not see now
| | can contribute to the future fecoShI-
| ton OF tn" place; metal II l had IT,
! would be stolen. There are no stones
! in the district 10 make cairn. The tree
! will outiive any wooden cross l might
erect. Several of the older men at
| Karonga NZofu's remember DR.. Living
/ l...,;l., o,,,,,,,.n wa.
SUM- "" - NV ' an
! very Wen Ill'i''"' t"'H Hl'i' ION me zap
| ne ai"aFS WORE
July .. Quay ~, 'SI'',i ~ ~
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| 20 Sul"r o'l'''' ~ ~ - 't'. -
case inns 'L'' Sii'''i,' '''>'i'i,'.'i '4oi''
! any 'a"H'' ! H'''''''' ''''o' ~
'ih''S 70 l"H1 many l''''>' y .',i . Wy
! TWO ana h'lI Squire i''' VI - ,''IN IA
! ana IN the space marked rs i"lioNS'
| ms ire" IS hlaGiir'I' S"a'ii"'H1 81 lIie
! Tree WheF" I"l Ii'NH'"'' remains aig
! buried ana j. ioI'! nv l,i',H - ""I IL
! / nrfu@hi away 4 hI' % me h'Ih 81 me
| memorable 'r''-a u'ai part 20 "N l2t
| TO he guilty OF NaIl"ahSh'
| LAV'hENt"heS gray" i III Il qui'i nook
| such as ne hilhSeIl desired, III the cut
skirts OF FOREST hoTdpfihG on d grass
| plaln where the roam PUCK ana eiand
roam III SAFETY. men visited lhe
place 'ur'I'-uoNeS We're COOLING III Tie
tree-I"lS' ana li''ef OF young hloi'''H
had preh PA! IhI Ht"I ny ~ me ~"
ground "u'SI"' Iie h"l' leaulh1 |" 'A1
cave were 'i'Ir recon 'Ia'AH' '"'! h@'
scalnpef'd M" SAFETY ~ our dppiod'A.
! Model of an English speech.
| In rising in reply 10 the noble lord
! he hoped that tie noble lord would do
! Justice to the sentiments Of respect
! which he cherished for the noble lord.
He also begged that the noble lord
| would. in that spirit of IbpraIjty which
| distinguished the noble lord. under
! stand that he was promptcd by no de
sire to think differently from the noble
| lord
! He believed that the noble lord and
! himself had always hitherto agreed on
| all matters which concerned the com
monwcal and if til" noble lord would
! be pleased to remember, lie had stood
~ 80 ,',,;- -
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lord anu himself. and there uudoubt-
eddy was a diversity lhcar hear. thar
| difference was no mere than the differ
! ence hetwiNt twcedlcdum ana twecdle-