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POI't 4A0.4.1k4 •
:rclo .'„ Treat Tokio to ;I: tor
Cnn Sepatiou._----
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0 0 fvaue, any uio, any to wok in1er hizrt.- .was .Mr,
40101:;t1141,,' ' stifiloie0t„ service.`:
our eenseS to so te4t that No, Aou urge hint. to do A t.'.„ 44.0101. , . 4,, for '4P*'ili41-
do and those w tliat4reseriti7, .• hhave ,nO,, -Moral riga' t4.• '.°1#viee . evox."; '441:APrt.
ileohinital 'round' of'. has been ,strUggling -010130'
tins?.460,,intt- n/OtioalIle 0 ID
ed.. Tite good inalt Was the throViX
o,40 who exhausted flin'iteif 1,W :perippgaooll . - and chief penintisolo00,iistenia
tiiral '11 tat div*" ina these. uttalPositam of Treas,urer,(ilencra
-figh
• -Religion :heconies, '
eurnstances, *matter Of'44. tarinin. -•' • .a ° • a. p iiii:'"Vor alive, 1)44 s ill' hold prominent hacked by Korean trod ootere
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ins' whether it ptiya to endlire, this' s'imb' 13„..heoc:wse. fathers , t• 0' o 0., beneet-'-it -etr*ightfOrw,ar portocu uxwei, ;the, colors;
31,01041frbriet,ormo"11, e, .obix,_00.0_ ;j1.0„ • her,4, 40,..a.o4r,,,,e,ertain, .y2 , • ry ,appointnients-. MoreoVer; theY . the palace .an•d hacked tlie Quieeri
4 there ister000-lor'-ttwd-oLt.:- wott-to$4. ildiesdlhireou
depriVations, and 'denials 'in7„,erder • •
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nenn''' the:. T'ro. ',,r 14:SV 0
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°1," '1112: "4 14:t r 4.'' r. generally; ,:unPopular by "Marrying'
not', ineriean• tailors ., o noug Mme. MaSeMit,-.474e .mothers jady,,,.
i'';'''' . "l' orTgrrirloi"'73 1, 141, ,04",Viraffirrrarri"'"'rcSItralrgil7) • '
arnly ' • shrieketi ' the . Xerebant 0-001 More -than 'at pas,sing ineatiOn
Tailors' National 'Proteetion Aeso- 'bete. It. is *teresting to Ode,
ciation......A natitnial insnit 1,"! was hewerr, that most of the army of-
the- mildest tertu applied to Score- Akers Who Carried out the Plot, and '
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t. ust.-4-. r '''' :."' , At ,,
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'1*) 014 kot$4
- Or tivoSocoraing to':tho • •
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Prips 20. tont* S. vial, or ti vials tor a ' •
*telt ingilect Airoot toolipt• •
ei price
The Ce 144.. Toroo0..
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even 4.0.1r4 oronort .,1,11v4 ts,e'sltorm.
f3, faitlt , common „ o 0 a lelnit r tvo, o tint tn
011,kg. all eternitY' Of
her. it 40 wQrth - while t();.erk „, r, E OF AUSTRIA SLAIN es, afterwards burnitre'l t e bodies
zuch to years*preitions4o,the--.Ber.- Paraffin.-4-midon
purgatory ons fer4Ifie' Sake •• . O • - • • ian
paradise'after death. . :4512"41-'411-'14\6itit' frm- , :01141ANY "ORT- libBritoWiissj de;ilittaThInalnretZttietlY-
The question of religion '.goes *'°41111ilei°1413 '11414'14/4S'; e' reads, and. writes French,' Gorman, •Already the -, Amerielx.n, arin,i while in 1808, the cruel and utterly litAX(4 1:04%. /AM) -1!1•113: 11A. '
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gloat 4041, deeper "than wirther know hwotngeratra°0unildigh...b°pfatclhe ' taw', iani. ,firdois „th'benefat of irposeless. urder of fine...heanti- Kau'er, spetli-a More Thne Than
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pays to be -miserable here in order „ the 'hole world the richer ..aione ifs life -time study for. most. which.- .fit ,pronertv. • .11 ul aod gracious- EmpteiO3 e
to beLaaigahty,..miadui.la,gtpty,,,..it kr tho lif that x), alta7tho grooptica, ,ment but Mr. *own -can also 0.dapted for the wzrkild` one by their- stria took place. 'The Empress was Ilaes. °&e,g'sitng•
n are WO ,
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g?es.... nee or' than, -- of fox, li;vinelt la. the, gain, to the_ in. ouret_a_.nd_ r,I,)e Japanese and Heliostat) wearers. ' f Passing throtigh Geneva on' her ret Even Theodore the /pooh ooeapied .
**it:1014111*S e _ $ * _ $
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bala been ifitasrebatinent worif heart *.i,Svith'PEctfwEleanr-4"°VIII.' 4 The-
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the feet that the late admiral of
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ttie joys .of ,O0MitgROIA,tt, SUPligilitAciti • e -worth tile -coat. - • TYPICAL: PERStirElt
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it- th ep rbet, 4uestion dogs Surely we lime* that all this Jife : • 0 e ac re u. i rit ha, 4 t
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I'NUJi' the fteet t th hi k affecti*n$' When ,15he.` W114- stalhed eerrespondent of Town -and Country ,
v; th a two, pe s et 0, reports the -contents of a note from , •
ran 1.10W real uroPe it •Palit to 10110 your itlealsf. • things .dePendl on t 41,Ynamie ha° in' librat7 or over •fla341 was, a Seotsnian• is earae
javatineu Ifort -11- ..,4
111-ELIt°ild °f th°11g11 7,/-41°°- "voluntes1 44‘3,-, 10 14110'Wo as the was and, ha WAS a tir,st-elaftsi 'w en Pierce er
• I d heart.fstat- ".
King one o t Jung's .equerries
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I, biltIti 'J ' the ky:TiaTildesibiTtati; ! I OA..onot-Stottatiaiiikj.- 4i • -----, . um rt -_was-,."hot.,..-,while_....enterill . in ..4that. l'-frilis.-
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7.persiittaitatlinliatli..etlieingitlie.' - . - - ,- ir ..carriage, an is an extraor- rne ts o not w.a.4a'i;t trn I'..inatho;-'-- .. - ''''''""'-'
on-l(itoisit_ftp.o...tiiis tlytt 7 ohedi. even- lenst piece of work in has. been one long struggle against plucky one. When the German
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eke:4o -that heavemy . vi..„i3r,--•-oat li-,--iraiityli-iairitiet .•--.1t-fe-t-he-purifitit. . .0.4b4urltextrav44;ances.-.14.4he VAtshill.kanther-atta -I nary act. that.hg had, twice revi? dis al of a' ' singte_heur .before .
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Ate'. paths . of .pairr -demands wi evert' Callingritrit-the pursuit .-gatherers and Other. officials. . X,200' Ons he sont his crew ashore hislr;814',0,1101r;riahrur 1:134:44trulilp-10--dNatxPL431:3 toili: werAftetecontijalln'ition-11:norie4.0:•.r.::po'ix;:—. . ,
conies tit tesist_eiiimie us all leads soino ideal that gives proficiency '.Court, and the' corruption of tax, ship,: an unprotected steamer Y escaped -,, .11:1 l,fr ' -
linguess to Suffer and to bear leis, lif the ideal life that gives-. power .. Mery 'would...L.M.oweeo-he ;vitt .4,...hut.hunaelf -remained, aboard and
to remain,unknown,. to endure what, 111,i -the art Of living,ptubtes . EmperoriTinioretimeooear! .
roam,' 'will call failure, :is it still It is -easy- to se* bovrit-pays to. e°4.118.tIfe:tr,qallterriieateruyl-'Prailretilitai-boniYednre: •PGeerithaezid-ii:Ihneltish.e. fire "used b' '1.3'e: i'vtu:tbastoiritle;:swilthnigti:eite:teptweeditelluNvyiateha'PrtQuerialaitgr6hdrb: realmKingai,,;workEdward
wear,rat4fnor fully _a quarter..).of . ^•',
worth while? dig, ditches, or 7t0--aelVSOOda. Are tween two or More .I'auropean PoW;.- Germany is •-.borroWing .British .
icai.4 ,limeleoi as Toott of, us tlxiout: as iirgely as she is able. tt Xing Iltureb.ert ' was driving to the Emperor's time is occupied in •
It is not an evidence. of anything , ive sa blind that we cannot see both .erat
basely :utilitarian In .the character the joy,-:und, OW -Profit of :the' I14 .kOossoi,, was ,iarigina* ' in •the- Oth, British blacksmiths, 'engineers, 'fit-•
the c'aPanelle'lla"ewse4. a -"rk" his dressing room. The Xing sel-
-4i a,,,o, te, ..014.hic um; „44.,,,r± oink k,now,, • 0 , 0.0..tedthe suitts4.0 0.1.44Aiotoerth painters, polishers
roan, .Struek at him with - a dagger.,dom changes 1404iistott;4tLesuplorestt4an,
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t ° .. 'WA illuslAloitrt.' ' f'i 'at,* We'''',' tile 0,' t gisdrinirxres theritAr'ffrr. ' ' - Watorrioltilinfilto trvitermo ,e
nt, , :, i; n. e, • , .:*;
'Wel" . applied to proposed.4ourses, for the 'enhatance, the things that 0010n0 ., of '0,iii . Majesty's body- have bean engaged durin -tho past
Included- in the twenty-one rul- on and evening, Wheress•the'Xiti- .'. ' .,. •
. already mentioned' °are eight '.13ar has beeonie a veritable Frego-
,reeidente-.who+av.,e-.been-assa'sei ii.in.the.-inariner. of.4oriningand..dof.,
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sited, and it iii * Singular 'fact that Ong his- costumes. . - - ... • ..'.. '
three of these were Presidents of ' The first thing in the--pareing be- -
.s.-.“ , '!.1,..,`' '',=:, l', . IL/1. .1•.• ':' ,:t,',:;',L.,", , ,7,- ,-4i....,,,,,, t-0, a ,:y01..V. _t5f1+01', 1 .. ,...,e, , , ' ; 1 ' 04 3.
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Monstration'0f4Tti•ir-
eTd_inAk_ifieetiLlif*
Q .19 , Of- toff;-1itly Tillide-111I-00:
0104 ;0 a general fight, one day of
month.. , '-
It seems. that Yamaguchi:01z%
:Original . Japanese convert to
e creed,' bad just been released,.
root loon after serving a term
• sedition, that, being the utter -
re, tie)). gkven adarelnam by,. ;rapt.,
nese `',Ia, ,,,,,$eventy±dd of Mr,
*so s is OliMITOlifilfitir411:64'
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*.ve him a sympathy dernonstra.
n.., t. • ' - - cfAction tir diity.mjatiniately_ all „perish...40.r those that cadure that guard. . For Years lie has been the year ,10 England for work'• in
isi"-' 'fliTed-rliall and Planr-rea a1 things must come to this proof o piety it not seeking out the painful rea ru ermol-Atoreo.. Notbin i• y7 •al/ea-tip-ago-a-mum -0..,;:. .
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radP. ' The Parade started,thead-1 their right to be, that they haVo side of 'life, but it is living for life cotnes amiss -t0. tho Asoda Piome ehatn.*akers were lure4 aer..94.*, No
Vblood:red bannersin8cribe4 , , , - ...... ' ... i . ` fir its tools 0 yours 'ago the _Sultan. commissioned Hamburg, and 'their union -bad tfi.
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• 4' 1 1 / ( 1 f* '7- ' ******* ' .' * "'' ' ' ..1,•Tn. LI-- ... .
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,Oilltien-,!:!, "Death'to ulers„" and same test to, every ernand of relig. pay,iirtoo great for the prize of full
indrett'sentinients; • A Japanese iouta duty. It is certainly ,4t. . non-xvinol .
ti,l-whickis..in: itself an insgra- religiOus to go on doing things- • -
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two to anarchy, headed the pro- - - , --, .- , _ .
eisioft.. •.
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liardly 1744. it PfeCeeded a block
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when, We Inihy little Japanese po •
'icemen sylumed from the police
boxes on 'every hand and started in:
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to, break up the -parade. A fight
usued7,-Th-e at—iirr-tmie is a, B:61131 Tiff-
• provided *with bombs, used the
ready .japaliese . weapon for close
. tilirters„.. the Igeoden clog, andthe
wmut.on drevi,their swords. ao
inderable blood was shed _before the
policemen succeededin gathering in
, -fifteen-of---the...anarchists . fc
'"• whom were vet.,___ctive ' elle
-land. Sir Barry bought it, and it se . - . murdered witi
'within the lastrtY-five * er.rinaags ihaigmerb'ack to his bath. .
r our $ .
was duly. landed on the coast. Then -, All. these Gerinan-en aged Brit- Years. *First: earee Vripsident Lin, riding h
_came the '4i-test:ion -of getting -the vet. kb workmen are fgyaranteed 74, coin in 1805, Garfield in 1881, and from which he domes adorned in a ' 1 •
. . . • jlitizillees,.t.44.tilideziejsb' eitideri4tae natce irkii01212ee. Yoll,i;s4, 16.3d1:!kawlattly '.4L AmlisnoirIlthnemir-wpaags! 14ciat' .111177 ' twenty years later. plain. -morning costume 'made' Tor
, business purposes. An hour, or tvvo •
,Y.4. In ileteevanger It the nuiro lr Ear*. Procure in this monotonous garb fully, fits
ii4ense because of its generosity., nesced it utt, jumped on the- box,' Germany is fast becoming .1% seri-
al. -molei. hOt. sages -are paid; This borrowing hy' TIIE MURDER OF LINCOLN'
the, Emperor for...Something more .. . .
plc. of AMerica just. when they were C Deo; e'laborate, and if there is no recepr • .,- *
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Not the -coarse insults hurled at" and drove away across the desert. ous matter for ourselVes.... . . came'like a' th, titiderelap.to
bim 'nit the shame .done his friend A page Might he filled with his ad. . , .....4....4.44.__. . . , _ , re owing tbett .the great coni.coo.., tion on he appears in the undress
vyas-the'eause .of his anger. . •. . ate' War had come to an end. *Lin- uniform -of the Guards.-- _ _______ ___ ........_ __I '. ..___\:.,....
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;Nentures-ori.the-way. Once, for -in- .
clans rand folilies,,, and *a semire. brand' new -hansom cab I &ace to fel in :rove with 'her,' and *liked thein tiniTeh,is carries him until luncheon ' . .
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Second day of the month - The stance, the vehicle, stuck fast in a NOT 'FOR HIM.. : coin - went ' to rent's 'Theatre
first day, or new nmon, was -the We» narrow mountain pass, and • the • ' " • • Washington, and sat with his fain- after which there are some ,
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ginning of a festival which corre wheels had to.bi ts‘ken off and cam. • A well known officer has-alweauti- three hundred uniforms ' to select •
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Inciudeta_rmittioiL4thejf 4 . a. desert camel Pulling_ a . sh rky.,. with ' no resource but his salary ailaYesi Oaf br°t0;tt;vja-AiatChienrl"thrte-"CPoellrft; 'Ir. .. ftr:ometranthkirtAlliueneKtiaoinsseroftl'8=11118101arSt .
tporided 4o -the Sabbath festivalandel*,-bronght to the 'rescue.1 Ima hie fill 'd'aughte4 A- young -ciiptain,
ligiou* Meal. This celebration las say, that Sie.garrY got the Vehicle old. gentloinan for her hand... The wh°'
.4,00.4gys,„„ ./hothLvirAstAbsiantaa., , ,.4etttnatloxLeacL4c,ojace_took ighek.akongiotoicolhottatrj."acotttoitia.omerretississinatellie.several li!a
with .ortlers had ,prepared a
40 wardrobe regularly and in proper
to-perform-he-inakes-use-of-his-vast-- ---- -- - - --
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4 I II t rotation. It, Is. in the evening that
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Trien-diihittAt Davi:
and Jonathan. olden.
Theri...For...connectify.4
-CtisTiead•-Verlielf.X..,•2027 iiian
o viewetLiAm, tentionsigy.
he ifirLit,Ant no_goininetit watmade Silltan for Arlie. "11' " • hot -the President-thr
7-thelsecond7whenZgattl4n ' 024.Yeara-,1410-4
nathanIti the:: reason* .ere, ;the titht one; lie set
flj fght as seemed -to sYln- moon feast at tilp__eourt of Saul
tithiterwith-theranarehilititr-eve end send -a -boat an to -Vow 1,110 ez-
a a a a
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ra4,010-anti,..A 4311cernan In "-7.th the-and-bring4ini...word 'Ke
n is ,no more popular than in any , iwaits '111 a field the return of hit',
ether land,,, and the shoslii., or or- friend who is to signal ,h.im by,
anized roughs of the Tokio slums; ....of_artows_ .shot_in, wilts,
rea
are to pimp the little eed Jonathan df,ers
Alere-40 era of fhb' I-4*c "411-h!'ther •nn* David's a olov,, and .the scene 'of
•" I* the etiten, ensues.,
too-nineli Against'. -,1Pnatliair-441ecitiserh.
thought Jonathan %WWI ;not only
grave has been ,
'‚°‚ Da.vidbutbsdmadca
• led by the„erapt_yzn! of the Wrong conernracY to, -him uPon
throne. • -
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to d 'done him shame -That is. and wadi * dead shot from • . oenerid, what '-a-a-ay- --ita*FIttibotilleenlvitilLilh abek"brivilife, and &yin
aurs-spaerriodit; 44.01p- -the-r:lpft- shoulder. - :but you '-80011 is avenge
I firmed -1y. a grim detaimiatition
'publicly' announced, . . .,..
, 45. At the time apPointed t.... Or,
rather,' at the place appointed
. . Ait-thelatl-rair,---lonatharilits
'Shot -sereearrows4vottent his lug*: 0
. orie7- over. :hi er 1, greater an . x.,s,_ b
If 1 ith Ole , litpleLtra: liOnitho$
D.MiCt '',„ ' '.. '. , wor . Mr. Denison it not all .
En-
- 31. Cried . after. , the. lad -',But glishnutn by both-, but * Now'Zng..
meant the word for David who wait lender, Moyestrong are -his 's
, . , . .
sinalkrisalary than mine, ..„4_9,W_did
- Comparatively few pe�ple have you get itongill---asked::thi captain,
oven heard of Henry; Denison. Yet who 'thought he had Made 'a .•god
hero is an Anglo-Saxon who has defence, ,
been fat thirty ears in 11-01 -Japans But -net 'so. crifti
who " do thundered forth: - -
"I lived on My father-in-law for
the first• tenj ear but I'll be harii*
• if you are going to cia it."
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TOO LATE
AU- Infa-44C
ing sult than any words -which fo einphasts of the', werds_mair drafteit. 'entire 71 unOer 4v0 Ovre gain I would
irsheit--eitros*---the--s
__the_haik_door,..and_eseatiecl by_rid-
ing off on a liaise which was. kept
waiting for him.' He was captured
twelve days afterwards, however
and forthwith shot.
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Ile inalWEiT, a -poor a ov-V-i. m" -T-------- •
ninledresst-in- fait as a-ti-V•Mui
. as no a succest.
according_te the discerning editor
of the -Valor and nutter a sartori-
IIlLt viAth'n ealrith9t, • tliie* with this :country .niotly
Thott son o • a POtY rO, rebellious- - - - t. nia n.
Is not the: arrow he th t judged by •the' •fatet that. •the first
WOOltri-,-,Thii was *far marc sting- -in meant far David. three. treatp .0 wren-
aimed 'dr -redly a have been-iiiTeis . •
'oathan. -An-Affront. to.
atided:intensoly'..tethe insulL
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Not kirdr-torfitaul's ontission,--of
,himeelf in the curse wail. sot insinu..
„ ation that ,he dieelsaiMed Jonathan
4.•
soot allove_sot
Piatnotrivsktosa
int *# Di% 10wiet" is Totalt.
t'; Mi1bn CO o#
,
rise $t '
wav"rely, oq it thuo
The arrows-:,Three_sionati
ar-
rows -were agreed-Optin716-ut the 'hat-
-ra r.,0017-sees-lit-to-mentiou.ove. Georiire'fitch-Micdon.
40,,C4o4ince the lad was entire,.
ty. unsuspecting het 'could be sent
gon. , • back atones. and Abus .oportun.
f Jesse ---A' Common Oriert-Ity would,' be given 'David and I on..
tat Way of naming a man by
ref-
erence_to his father.
'Thine own shame . ; nisketlneSs.
According to flaul;,„ „Jonathan's
riondshitt-for-An, .;stepirant•to'-tlie
throne not ,only dishonors by:
setting his aside, but is s treason-
atle act ainetthe chances of fon-
, .
,
is mot -her ''".
About a Year Ago,.there,Ltied •
Mersivic Ihe'erd4ralect-tioutenart tell • - -
*than to 'talk together.' ,
,ward. the South -The old Greek
text is probably the totted ono. It
ds "David • -arose - :from:Vela-6
the mound.", This was the *greed
plaee of meeting' according • to
Sam. 20... 04 of the same kit. 7
.b"
al Thou slialt notate estaIltshe
hope of isytry-Itriselife -was
to see hos family line steahlished.
In a, position of honor; his higheit
glory lay in & complete and honor-
able line of 4.4esetildatits who should
carry the family intuit and tradi-'
$aul hoped to be. tuteeetled
t„hit' tOti,,,I#1,.t. this wo not at _all
nigeniture in these first 'days of
the kingdown. it requiredno reVo-,
lotion to piste Dold on the throne,
fax„that'ofitee waw still in the Omit*
of th, Pie-under-theitirection of
Jehovah. :
retch Itts.umei. that
died . know -a,. IltayidYs *Atte.
,.:ttitM14",itt?:C1,*$$$‘'
1Pt) 1$ # • - tja,
401,.
The courtesy and . liteneas of
4st,is inbreL It is tiver Tat 1
$0,144e, So 'hero David,
:standing his intimacy with 10114
than, does not failfo salute him as
*elikt his Virinee# It *OS
the tustmni to kneel. „and.... bow till
;the forehead tOuChed the ground.
David -didthis: three
They ,Iciss.'ed, One' anetherA ee
'
in
.opea' expression
Xtehrewa were 0„0,-
to their
emotion*.
42 Tliovelt shall be between. mi
I fort* 4,.t' was
taken as witnese-and was thought
'.orsts holdint together the two per.
ties to the..co'renanta s • .s
^his ' evening dre)i waistcoats, are
things only to be worn by German
-rentums and, French moors. _
,._, There is only one fortress during
itmin0-+e-reinerab .10i1 a ese
odiesat_Ptipoisindeteadth apOtfiltheee-sllemenkiiellr)of ask not been able to cappire, and,
opinion to resist with all its
4s-the-stern-determiriation---of -
gotli,/the anatehitt., at. the ,Iieffilo night the' ericrottehment ot the tall
u. been 'b•wilothea4tsliTt(t'ingEve"ral "Pr416411-e 1.'ofriYeaValre8Your of t - •
-44"$640444*."-t-h6 -14.4t being..Alext 1;0 110,441111tr) to lead the nation
. Andewas r It In 1881+ --10*-tin*t• -Or 'into 'the. fee -1 •
titssasins attempt., this. monarch's hilt this • by the one. thing wherein
ntight
ald. Demirel Macdonald; who Was •
ftft,y.lour years old at the tittle of
a„.,„....,„
bile death, came' °I it' 86Jtalill °N'b Ma” 4":"1*VVIt'.V.8".•
and enterect,the, itussiin ter. 'Elderly Uncle -Spent your, entire,
vice at an early age. Ile was sa patrimony, tirvo you, „itAithibattit
otoatt,inr fortifiettion, and had * (bite through eyerytjiingf'?"
greatre-piitattatertuelv trfthOili7.7
'sista army. Tho wOnderfatiefenevi every thing but the •bankrUpte '
-?ort.:.Arthur-ow-e,d,.-must4o- ---
.geniuc. A Russian paper, giving -
an eount of his estreet7, says that -
tbe• 'deceased enerat had all. the
life On one occasion he only es- to le wilt not fellow *or
. • P
sover-
ped barrel' Wale -1w;
'lief when the of the
Winter rsdace wag( *reeked' by an
.explosion preceeding frdni the. cel-
lars beneath; the Emperor,: owed
his life to breach of.
1:1181180Ai.. PtliTOTUALITY,.:
the -tato-00i% r
toa dinner whett ,the ,expiosion took
,Majetty'S "OUarclitin Afige
however, WAS powerless against the
llibilist'a-bombs of MI, The rm. ,
NO AunnioN osT THAT DIREC-
.
• VOX. • •
• "L4corge,1.- said: rerguson,
,‘"theres an item in -this paper that
tells: you how to know A mad dog • •
• See, one.",
".")13hOokitor exclaimed Mr: Pergu,'
ion ve_ no desire to know ,any
'mad dogs,-
,
'--
enf,erprise,'-atidTlove ot Work4, ' ter'-ic. niflitiry review,
. spiteof X*Pwhen his carriage' , was suddenly
' *61e0A's cOnte.Mlitii- , "illiattered by a bointic Several' of.
tion60 rbeen'remark
is1 114 1 1ltimekilebel euwthi 1 1 e°' : when ri iBebeing. rf obi: i4 l in i tni ' ..
,.ed unhurt. Atter inquiring about
escort were killed, but strange.
' - the ' • enough the Czar himself ,reroalti-
not been found lighting snit um** . II . the Wounded; His Majesty, with
ly commaniiing other peopletc ir.
. . .
RPt•AN rbanoniertal coolness) 'con i ued '
progress on foot, He batl advent
inlitts'*ill ‘Ilie not ' ie.' riotten ° .
., but is few steps- when soother, bomb
t Lora .,..Poehrane, iiitho, fr
the P114 L 5 ... . . ' eXploded 'at , 'feet, itIld Mtn 1
their ethintry and :Chili •from/
elf ' is-Bratilian **rib P is in 'en
. . * pilgrimage is made b h' ,
'' ' rt.01/11672'0 187d four ruler's were
,ner,„ 7died. ' . eiii:'lle:iir,* lii2fey:„.. ,
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efIcera to the, tombofthe great 7 ; ' $4416iltiCktl.nainielys,,Colonel ,aitt,,•
, iti_ ; al ritri Zeta tilU lett e, at: .1d; Abbey.jitte*= 01Ix •' . , ,,.. Pioident, .0t, Peril; Mayen%
'her of En illtimen.in the service .0 *tit it ._ . .„ , . • i-oelt, ' .., ., .. ..reislittnnii;o4iliegeiuntrdort 18r4,,-40;nattlend,rtehti:
'Turkey. ' !Lieutenant, terat 'Blunt .istiti you A ' , .
,
1,01 tan, Abdul -Aziz.. ' At the time it
'Isths Serried 00040: 'the Crimea * , ' ' 1
. , , , sbeantome.. . i •
, • . given •ont'. that the latter, hav.:-
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now 'Defoe he
and "
Mth*bosi. uit it to
'terrain
uxnng'whoa on the',ji
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that youneitotte of yours three Ungtialurten in 'charge.. 04114
ttelitoo tor:10411; reit tuttat liit %arty Boy, originally an en.
113:4' " ' goseer.olteer in thp Royal isfavyi ra
iiiihterron, a often, dot. -I /tot . tsin in the
litt4isisig 44,,ttii". stiflot$ ctdxr&l
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