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CAPITAL CITY COURIER. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1889. DU.TALMAGK SAILS AWAY. HE DICTATES A FAREWELL SERMON TO ALL HIS READERS. He It Onliis In (he lint Ijitul nnl Al rrniljr rs llin Inoplralliin f NHnrrlh nnd llntlili-lirm, Cj4irriuiiini Mini Jntt xnlrtn (looil I'rnrKrul ,iillriilloii. New Yoiik. on Hoaiih thk City ok IUihn, Oct. ai.Tlu- lluv. T IV Witt rnlniiiRo. I) D., of llrooklyn, on lilsemtinrkntloii for tho Holy I jiml, by tho stoninor City or Purls, ml dressed hU million of friends through the press, tnUIng for hi text Acta xx, JWt "And thoy nrcoiiinlod him unto tlio ihl " lilt Knnuii In printed ln-litw at full IoiikUi. To tho mora than twrnty-tlvii million xx plo In ninny countries to whom my Kurinftns coino week by wok, In KngliMi toiiKuo nnd by translation, through tho kiudm of tho noTsMwr pros, I Address thow words. 1 dlctnki tliuni ion stenographer on tho woof my ik'Nirtiiro for tho Holy Land, I'alwtlna When you road this sermon 1 nlll lw mid Atlantic, I pa to Ikj gone a fow weeks on a religious Journoy I go boaiuso I want for myself mid hearers nnd roadern to neo Hoth lehem. mid Nomroth, and Jerusalem, and Cal vary, and nil tho other places connected with tho Saviour' llfo and death, nnd so re-on forco myticlf for sonnon. 1 go also becatiso 1 am writing tho "Llfo of Christ," and can bo moro accurate and graph lo when I havo Iwon an oyo witness of tho sacred places. Pray for my successful Journeying and my safo rt turn. 1 wish on tho ovo of departure to pro nounco n loving benediction upon all my friends In high places aud low, tion congre gations to whom my sermons are read In ab sence of jwistors, upon groujw gathered out on prairies, aud In mining districts, ukii nil sick and Invalid and ugod ones who cannot attend churches, but to whom 1 liavolougad ministered through tho printed pago. My uoxt sermon will bo addressed to you from Home, Italy, for I foci llko i'.iul when bo saldi "So, as much as In mo is, 1 am ready to preach tho gospel to you that aro at Homo also." Tho fact Is thnt Paul was over mov ing about on land or soa. Ho was an old sailor not from occuiwitlon, but from fre quency of travel. 1 think ho could havo taken a vessel across tho Mediterranean ax well as somo of tho ship captains. Tho sailors novor scoffed at him for being a "laud lubber," If Paul's advlco hail been taken, tho crow would novor havo gone ashoro ut Mollta. PAUL ON TI1R OCEAN When tho vessel wont scudding under buro poles Paul was tho ouly talf musiohm-iI man on board, and, turning to tho excited crow and despairing jwissongors, ho exclaims, in n volco that sounds abovo tho thunder of tho tempest and tho wrath of tlioscoi "Hoof good cheer.' Tho men who now go to sea with mnps.nnd charts, aud modern compass, warned by buoy and lighthouse, know nothing of tho perils of anclout navigation. Horace said that tho man who first ventured on tho sea must havo bad a heart bound with oak and triplo brass. Peoplo then ventured only from headland to headland, and from Island to island, and not until long after spread their sail for a voyage Bcrom tho sen. Bcforo starting, tho weather was watched, and tho vessel having iwen hauled up on tho shore, tho mariners placed their shoulders against tho stern of tho ship and heaved it ofT thoy, at tho latt moment, leaping Into it. Vessel wore then chiefly ships of burden tbo transit of ossuugers bolug tho exception, for tho world wus not then migratory, as lii our day, when tho first deslro of a man In ono placo seems to bo to get into another place Tho ship from which Jonah was thrown overboard, and that In which Paul was carried prisonor, wont out chiefly with tho ldoa of taking a cargo. As now, so then, vessels wero accustomed to carry a flag. In thoso times it was inscribed with tho uamo of a bcatbou deity. A vessel bound for Syra cuse bad ou it tho inscription, "Castor and Pollux." Tho ships wero provided with an chors. Anchors wero of two kinds thoso that were dropped into tho sea, and thoso that wero thrown up on to tho rocks to bold tbo vessel fast. This last kind was what Puul alludod to when bo saldt "Which boo wo havo as nn anchor of tho soul, both suro nnd steadfast, and which cntcreth into that with in tho vail." That was what tho sailors call a "hook anchor." Tho rocks and sand bars, shoals and headlands not being mapped out, Yessels carried a plumb lino. Thoy would drop it and And tho water fifty fathoms, aud drop It again and And it forty fathoms, and drop It again and find it thirty futhoms, thus discovering their near approach to tho ihoro, In tho spring, sutmri&r und uuiumn tho Mediterranean sea was white with tho lugs of ships, but at tho first wintry blast thoy bled themselves to tho nearest harbor; al though now tho world's cominerco prospers In January as woll as In Juno, and In mid winter all over tho wido and stormy doep there (loot palaces of light, trampling tho billows under foot and showering tho sparks of terrible furnooas on tjio wild wind; and Jto Christian passenger, Hppef4 wl slurried, its under tho shelter of too smokestack, look ing off upon tho phospborp&cont deep, on which is written in scrolls pf foam and flro; ?Thy way, 0 God, I? in the soa, and thy path In. tbo great waters l" I ft is iu thoso days of early navigation that I teo a group of men, women and children on the beach of tho Mediterranean. Paul Is about to leave tho congregation to whom he bod preached, and they are como down to seo him off. It is a solemn thing to part. There aro so many traps that wait for a man's feet. Tho solid ground may break through, and the sea how many dark mys teries It hides in Its bosom I A fow counsels, a hasty good-by, a last look, and tho ropes rattlo, and tho sails are hoisted, and tho planks nro hauled In, and Paul Is gone. I ex pect to sail over somo of the samo waters over which Paul sailed, but before going 1 want to urge you all to ombark for heaven. Tho church is tho dry dock where souls aro to bo fitted out for heaven. In making a ves sel for this voyago, the first nood Is sound timber, Tho floor timbers ought to bo of olid stuff. For tho want of It, vessels that looked ablo to run tholr Jibbooms Into tho oyo of any tempest, when caught iu n storm havo been crushed liko a wafer. Tho truths of God's Word aro what 1 mean by floor timbers. Away with your lighter materials. Nothing but oaks, hewn in tho forest of divluo truth, are stanch ouough for this craft. BTIUKINO MAK1TIMK BIM1UCS. Vou must havo lovo for a helm, to guldo and turn tho craft. Nolthor prido, nor am bition, uor avarlco will do for a rudder Love, not only In tho heart, but flashing iu the eye and tingling iu tho hand lovo mar ried to work, which many look upon as bo homely a bride lovo, not liko brooks which foam und rattlo yot do nothing, but lovo like a river that rum. up tho steps of mill wheels and works In tho harness of factory hands lovo that will not pass by on tho other side, but visits tho man who fell nmutig thloves near Jericho, not merely sayings "Poor fel low I j ou nro ill eadfully hurt," but, llko the good Hamaiitau, KjurH In oil and wluoand pays his bourd at tho tavern. There must alto bu a prow, nrrauged to cut and override the billow That U Christian pcrfcovurunco. There uru tlirro mountain surges thutsomu tlmes dash against a tout in a inlnuto the world, ttm flesh, and tho tlnvll, nnd that Is a woll built prow thnt can bound over them. For Inck of this mnny havo put hack nnd nover Mortol again. It Is the hroniMde tt nve thnt so often swoop the dock nnd (ills the bntcho. but thnt which strikes In front It bnrmt9 Meet trouble rourngoously nnd you surmount them Htand nil the prow, nnd, n you trlpo ofT the sprny of tho split surge, t.v nut with the nx)itli "Nona of these things miivo mo.'' It nil your fenr stny nft The right must compier Know thnt Momh, In nn nrk of bulrushes, ran run dan n n war steamer THK ANCIIOII Or IIOI'K Havo a good, strong anchor "Which hopo wo havo as an anchor.'' lly this strong cablo and windlass, bold on to your anchor. "If nny mnn sin, wo hnvo nn advocate with tho Father ' Do not uwj tho anchor wrongfully Do not aluas stay In tho uamo latitude nnd longitude. You will novor ride up tho har bor of Kternnl Rest If you all tho way drng your anchor Uut you must hnvo mills. Vessels aro not (It for the son until they havo the flying Jib, tho foresail, tho topgnllaut, tho skysnll, tho gnflsnil nnd other canvas. Faith is our ennvns. Hoist It and tho winds of heaven will drlvo you ahead. Sails mmlo out of nny other canvas thnn fnlth will Ixmllt to Utters by tho first northeaster. Strong fnlth nover lost n battle. It will crush foes, blast rocks, q'lonch lightnings, thresh mountains. It isn shield to tho warrior, n crnuk to tho most IMimlerous wheel, u lover to pry up pyramids, n drum whoso boat gives strength to tho step of tho heavenly soldiery, and sails to waft (IiI)n laden with priceless (leails from tho harbor of earth to tho harbor of heaven Uut you nro not yet isiilpHsl You must havo what seamen call tho running rigging This comprises tho ship's braces, halliards, clow lino and such like. Without these tho yard could not bo braced, tho sail lifted uor tho canvas In nny w!m tunimgod Wo hnvo prayer for tho running rigging Unless you understand this tnckling you nro not a spirit ual seaman lly pulling on those rojios you hoist tho sails of fnlth nnd turn them every whither. Tho prow of courngo will not cut tho wavo, uor tho sail of faith spread anil flap Its wing, unlets yon havo strong prayer for a halliard. Ono moro nrrnngomont and you will bo ready for the son. You must havo n compass which Is tho Bible, Look at It every day, nud always sail by it, as Its tioodlo (mints to ward the HUir of Hethlehom. Through fog nnd dnrkuoKs nnd storm It works faithfully Search tho Scriptures "Box tho eoniwiss." lot mo give you two or throo rulos for tho voyage Allow your nppetltes nud passions only mi under dock passago. Do not allow them ever to como up on tho promouado deck. Mortify your memlwrs which aro upon tho earth. Nover nllow your lower nature anything better thnn n steerage jKissngo. Lot watchfulness walk tho docks as nn armed sentinel, nnd shoot down with groat prompt ness anything llko a mutiny of riotous appo tltos. Bo Kiiro to look out of tho forecastle- for ice bergs. Tlieso nro cold Christians floating about in tho church. Tho frigid zouo profes sors will sink you. Steer clear of Icoborg. Keep a log book during all tho voyago an account of how many furlongs you mako a day. Tho merchant keeps a day book as woll as a ledger You ought know overy night, as well as overy year, how things nro going. When tho express train stops at tho do pot you hoar a hammer sounding ou all the wheels, thus testing tho safety of tho rail train Bound, as wo aro, with moro than ex press speed toward a groat otemlty, ought wo not often to try tbo work of self examina tion! Bo suro to keep your colors upl You know tbo ships of England, Russia, Franco aud Spain by the ensigns thoy carry. Sometimes It4s a lion, sometimes an caglo, sometimes n star, sometimes n crown. Lot it ever bo known who you are, and for what port you aro bound. Let "Christian" bo written on tho very front, with a figure of a cross, a crown nnd a do vo; and from tho masthead lot float tho streamers of ImmanucL Then tho pirate vessels of temptation will pass you unharmed as thoy say: "Thoro goes a Chris tian, bound for tbo port of hoaveu. Wo will not disturb her, for sho has too many guns aboard." Run up your flag on this pulley: "I am not nshamod of tho gospel of Christ, for it is tho power of God mid tho wisdom of God unto salvation." When driven Jrack, or laboring under grout stress of weather now changing from starboard tack to larboard, and then from larboard to starboard look abovo tho topgallants, and your heart sho-ll beat like a war drum as tho streamers float on tho wind. Tho sign of the cross tt ill mako you patient, and the crown will make you glad. Tit VOVAOK TO ICTKIIK1TY Boforo you gain port you will smell tho land breezes of heaven; and Christ, tho Pilot, will meet you as you como Into tho Narrows of Death, and fasten to you, and say; "When thou passoit through tbo waters, I will bo with theo; and through tho rivers, thoy shall not overflow theo." Aro you ready for such a voyago! Mako up your minds. Tho gang planks are lifting. Tho bell rings. All aboard for heaven I This world Is not your rest. Tho chaffinch Is tho silliest bird in all the earth for trying to mako Its nest on tho rocking billow. Ob, bow I wish that as I em bark for tho Holy Land In tho oast, all to whom I preach by tonguo or typo would em bark for heaven, What you all most neod U God, aud you need him now, Somo of you t leavo In trouble. Tilings aro golug very rough with you. You havo had a bard struggle with (wverty, or sickness or perse cution or bereavement. Light af tor light has gono out and it is so dark that you can hardly soo any blessing loft. May that Jesus who comforted tho widow of Nalu, mid raised the deceased to life, with bis gentle hand of sympathy wipe away your tears. All ts well When David was floolng through tho wil derness, pursued by hi own son, ho was bo ing prepared to bocomo tho sweet singer of Israel Tho pit and the dungeon wero tho best schools at which Joseph over graduated. The hurricane that upsot tbo tent and killed Job's children proparod tho man of Us to write tho magnificent poem that has as touudod tho ages. Thoro Is no way to got tho wheat out of tho straw but to thresh it. Thero Is no way to purify tho gold but to burn it. Look at tho peoplo who havo nl ways had it tholr own way. Thoy aro proud, discontented, useless and unhappy If you want to find cheerful folks, go among thoso who havo boon purified by the lire. After Itosslul hod rendered "William Toll" tho live hundredth tlmo, u company of musicians camo under his window in Paris nud soro uadod him. Thoyputupou his brown golden crowu of laurel loaves. But amidst all tho applause and enthusiasm Rossini turned to a friend and said: "I would give all this brill iaut bceue for a fow days of youth and love." Contrast tbo melancholy feeling of Rossini, who had everything that this world could give him, to tho Joyful oxcrienco of Laoo Watts, whoso misfortunes wore innumerable, it boa he tays i The hill or 1oq yields A thousand sacred sweets, lleforo we reach the heavenly fields Or walk the golden stris-ts Thnn let our songs abound. An.! every tear ho dry; We're inarchlug through limnanuel'r K round. To fairer worlls ou high It Is prostorRy Hint kills nnd trouble that saves. While tho Ismclltr wero on the tnnrrli ninldn great prlvntlons nud hard ships, liey lulinvisl woll. After awhile, thoy pi.iyivl for meat, nnH tho sky darkened with n largo flock of quails, nnd these quails felt in groat multitudes nil nb-iut Ihenu nnd the Is raelites nto nud nto, nud stuffed thenindvos until they died. Oh I my fi lends, it is not hnrdshlp, or trial, or starvation thnt Injun's tho soul, but abundant supply It Is nut the vulture of trnuhlo that eats up the Chris Han's life, it N the quails! It Is thi'qunlM I cannot leave you until once more 1 eon f ess my fnlth Iu tho Saviour whom I have prcni'hod. lie Is my nil Iu nil I one more to tho grace of God than most men With this nrdent temperament, If I had gone over Ifonrd I would havo gone to the very depths You know I can do nothing by halves O to gnico how grout a delilor iMlly I'm constrained to ho.) 1 think nil will bo well. Do not Ik) worried nlxiut mo. I know that my Redooinor llveth, nnd if any fatality should Iwfnll mo, I think I should go straight. Minve boon most un worthy, nud would bowirry to think that nny one of my friends had leeii tis unworthy n Ch.'lstlau ns myself Hut God has helod n great many through, nud I hox ho will help mo through. It Is n long account of short' comings, but If ho Is going to rub nny of it out, I think ho will rub It nil out. And now give us (for I go not alone) your benediction When you send letters to n friend In u distant land, you say via such n city, or vin such u steamer When you send your good wishes to us, send them vin the throuo of God. Wo shall not travel out of tho reach of your prnjor There Is a scene where spirits dwell. Where friend holds Intercourse with friend ThniiKii sundered far, by faith wo meet Around line common mercy wvU And now, mny the blessing of (lod conir down iion jour bodies nnd iimn your souls your father and mothers, your companions, your children, your brothers and sisters, nud your frieudsl May jou bo blessed iu your business nud In your pleasures, Iu your Joy ami Iu your sorrows, In tho house nud by tho wnyl And If, during our soHirntlnn, an arrow from tho unseen world should rtriko any of us, may it only hnsteu ou the ruptuies that God has prciarod for thoso who lovo him I I utter not tho word farowoll; it Is too sad, too formal a word for mo to seuk or write. But, considering thnt I hnvo your baud tightly clasjied In both of mine, 1 utter n k,lnd, an nffoctlonnte mid n cheerful good-by SiihiI 1 1)' Keiiwei-il. Tho fnst India spice laden clipper ship Ann nunc, USihymiut from Coylou, was sighted Thursday by tho tug Horculosofr tho cape of tho Delaware, leaking badly, and wus towed to Now York. Sho had ou hoard n cargo of spices worth (1,000,000, nud tho ship was saved from foundering ou tho voyngu in u curious manner. Ou the ship' second day out from Ceylon It was noticed thnt tho ves nol was leaking. The leak gradually Increased off tho Capo of Good HoK, after n severe westerly galo with n mountainous sea, Tho water gained rapidly aud tho course of tho vessel was turned towurd St. Helena. But still tho leak Increased to twenty Inches per hour, nud Capt. Welden seriously contem plated abandoning tho vessel, and ho proba bly would havo dono so had not tho vossol reached tho gulf stream current where tho drift son wood worked Itself Into tho croviees of tho ship' bottom, stopping tho loal; nud giving nil hands nu opportunity to rest. As long as possiblo tho vessel was kept In this great current of water, and then her course was bhaol toward tho capes. On arriving off tho coast tho leak again Increased, anil whon found by tho Hercules tho ship was leaking at tho rate of twenty-four Inches an hour. To tho drift seaweed alono do tho imu ers nwo tho salvation of ono of tho finest ves sels in tho world's merchant marine nud ono of tho mofit valuable cargoes a sailing vowel has over brought to America. Sho had on board over 4,000 tons of Ceylon spices, val ued at $1.0 K),000. Philadelphia Record. A f?ir Winding Clock. Tho Now Haven Clock company, nfter a year or two of experiment, havo at lat per fected a plcco of mechanism which, If It does not ronllzo tho deslro for perotual motion, seems nt least to bo a step in that direction Thoy uro now manufacturing and about to put on the market n self winding clock. Tho motive power Is furnished by electri city goncrated by two lxclaucho colls, which do tho work elTectlvoly for from twelvo to eighteen mouths without removal. Tho mechanism i simple iu tho extreme. Much of the ordinary clock Is omitted and littlo re mains save tho escapomout wheel. Tho ulock is wound every hour by a current from the two cells of tho battery, working through a pair of magnets. Tho main wheel, which rovolvM onoo an hour, connects the current at overy revolution. When tho contact Is first made and the current passes through tho magnets, tho armature is pulled down to tho magnet heads, drawing with it an arm which winds ouo tooth of tho ratchet wheel, which Is fastened to tho box containing a spring of tho finest stool attached to tho conter pinion This operation is ropeated for flvo or ten sec onds at tho rate of throo blows a secoud until tho spring Is wound and tho current-is cut off by tho passago around of the main wheel. Hartford Times. The White Uoum Ilat Hole. Tho campaign against the White Houso rats has resulted unfortunately in ono re spect, namely, tbo loss of ouo of tho ferrets which wero chiefly rolled upon as Instru ments of destruction. This ferret, which was tho star artist of tho combination, has not been soen since it disappeared down a rat bole on Monday evening. Whother tho rats havo conquered tho ferret or whether It is simply reveling in tho gore of countless victims and bos not tlmo to como back and report, is a mystery which is agitat ing domestic llfo at the exocutive mansion. Tho last known of the ferrot Is that it was under tho tiling of tho main corridor, A fer ret expert who was nmong tho callers at the White Houso volunteered tho theory that It had sucked tho blood of so many rats that It had gono to sleep In somo nook until it re vived from Its over indulgence. This theory gave but littlo satisfaction, Inasmuch as llvo rats scampering about tho establishment would not lo half bo bail as (lend nuos under tbo flooring, Washington Post. The mother of a 4-months-old baby was scratched on the arm by a rooster's spur at Now castle, Uiwronoo county, N Y .recently Tho wound set-mod slight, but In a day or two the child was taken ill and died with symptom of blood poisoning. Atmut tho samo time tho mother's arm began to swell, and sho Is now In ii dangerous condition. It Is supiosed that the child, through nursing, had become Inoculated with tho poison Hollow bricks nro coining Into more general use, and a number of large buildings have boon built with them Thoy crush nt itO.OOO Couilds, nn I are made b Inches by 8 inches y It! Ini'hcK, with wall I inch thick. It Is claimed that thoy cost ono-thlrd less than tho ordinary form, and make walls proof against lire, moisture mid frost Thoy require n pecullur clay In their manutacturo ouo that will not shrink whuu burned. Mo, 0.17. Cross Wnril IhilRiun. tu dive, not Iu swim, Iu branch, not Iu limb, In safe, not iu lock, III fowl, not ill hawk, In low, not in high, In glnd, not Iu cry, Iu rain, not In snow, In lark, not In crow. A flower No. II.IH. Mlssluu Letters. What two letters, prellxod to each of fhose words, will mako other wordsf Aught, one, edge, own. nwl, ought, No. O.ID.-Uiutrleied Circles. tcg ' ssjojiiEiW From I to 4, n nnrrow wny; from A to 8, harness, from I) to 13, ono of tho constella tion?, from lii to 10, quickly; from 1 to 6, dllntory; from fi to 0, to defraud t from 0 to 1.1, . town founded by Pluirro in IS33; from 111 to 1, tho victim of tho first murder on record; from U to ll, dwelt; from 0 to 10, In gress; from 10 to 14, to long; from 14 to -', n famous orn; from !1 to 7, a state; from 7 to 11, alio who dwells; from II to 15, n famous bridge In Venice; from IB to U, tho king of fairies; from 4 to 8, ouo who has tho right of choice; from 8 to IU, to retain; from IU to 0, oriental, from 10 to 4, Ingenuousness. St. Nicholas. No. 0(10. Tbo I'hllo.oplirr's Pnule. A philosopher had n window n yard squnro. It lot Iu too much light. Ho blocked up half of it, leaving a square liolo n yard long and n yard wlda How did ho do lt No. 001. Clinriiiln. My first, when wo travel, as useful wo deem Though drawn, as times niter with life's changing scheme, By mnn, electricity, horses or stcniu. My second's a parrot, n dog, or n catt But nover n hornet, hyena, or bat, And seldom n mouse, or u fox, or n rat. My wholo, a convenience nud comfort wo call; A luxury surely, except spring and fall, When tho housekeepers mako It n trial to al No. (!.-A Slur. I 4 n a I to S, ouo who does things clumsily ; 1 to S, combats; S to !1, dried grapes; 4 to 0, morose ly; fi to (1, garden plant; 4 to fi, musical com positions. No. 003. Transposition. If an island's end You'll placo beforo, You'll got "a young boar," And nothing moro. No. 001. Word Squares. 1. A heathen. 'J. Unextinguished. 8. Scoffs. 4. To turn nwny. 0. Alxxles. I. To tinge, i. A fruit, a A kind of cloth. 4. Public. 5. Leases. No. 005, Numerical Knlgma. My 1, 2, 7 means thiough. My 3, 4, fi, 7 gives n favornblo expression In tho face. My fi, -', 3, 1, 4 is iu hoaveu. My 4, 5, 0, 7 is tho earth. My wholo ts a country Iu Kurope. No. 000. Drcupltntl 1. Behead "to waudor from a direct course" and havo "a flat, broad vessel upon which articles nro carried;" again, and hnvo "ono of a number of linos diverging from a com mon point;" again, and havo "yes." S. Behead "a long, narrow division of any thing different from tho ground work" and havo n kind of food; again, aud havo "ready for reaping." 8. Jknead "a long, narrow strip of leather" and have "to ensnare;" again, and have "a sharp, quick blow." 4. Behead "Inordinate self esteem" and havo "to bo carried on tho back of an ani mal," The Clever Pis;. "Hal" said tho pig to tho boy who cut off ite tall, "You can't do that again." Key to the Pussier. No. 040, Charade: Chlckweed. No. 017. A Hollow Squaro: Ours K o i N No. 018. An Anagram: Termagant, No. H9. A Poser: Tho Lotter A. No. WO. Illustrated Rebus: If n man does his best, what more can wo expect from html No. 051. Doublo Acrostic s PanaokA B l i s i o N A T II n t s T 8 u o o e b S No. C53. Tho Igaoy: Tho cadi loaned a camel to tho brothers, making tX) camels, which ho bado theni divldo. Tho oldest sou took ono-half, or lOcamols; tho bocond, ono fourth, fi; tho third, one-fifth, 4, making 10 camels among tho throo brothers and ono left to bo returned to tho cadi. No, (VVJ. Beheadings: K-go; e-lnto; o-stato. No. (Wl, Enigmatical Rivers: Merrimac, Bt, John, Pearl, Black, Bratidywlno. No. (iVi. Rhyming Squaro: A P It 1 L PAUSE H U B L E I S L K S LEES B No, (V.W. Riddles: Sileneo. Because, how ever frank, she cannot lie plain, A tare. Ink. At twenty, because long exorienco mokes biro sac. 1 V 1 - TV I J Til 15 1 y Will VMsIsm 1 Light-Running DOMESTIC WILL DO A t Wider Range of Work Thnn nny other Miichinc. Don't Buy until you have seen the Steel Set of Attachments AND Till! 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