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the mind that
makes the man,”
said Watts, but modem ethica
deny this, and give the credit
to the tailor. It is question­
able, however, if either are
right
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Marell 2J, 1893:
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MUMMIED ANIMALS.
MARRIAGE CUSTOMS
BEAT IN TnF. WORtn.
D ouglas
s -rpents were enclosed in'one envelope,
pains to inform his hearers and readers I writer brushes it aside with a few brief out. half of which is traversed by the
lu some instances the bandaging was
that nothing in any way unholy or un­ ! statement« and proceeds with his maiden, (incumbered only by a waist­
very carefully done, and the cloth was
clean can by any possibility be permit­ own hypothesis. The ap|iearance of band) before the lover is allowed to
DIFFERENT PEOPLES HAVE DIF ted to enter into it. John’s idea is that lire, he declares, is true as to the out­ start in pursuit, and if he does not suc­ THE SACRED ANIHAL5 OF THE of a red color in addition to the usual
yellow-stained linen. In addition to
of tbe Jewish rabbis, with some Chris­ ward surroundings of the sun. Our cen­ ceed in capturing her before she has
FERENT IDEALS, x
ANCIENT EGYPTIANS.
these numerous small Ashes have been
tian additions. This picture is an ideal­ tral luminary is surrounded by a pho­ thrice completed the circuit, he loses
discovered, aud yet smaller iusecta, all
ized sketch of tlie Jerusalem that every tosphere of flame 100,000 miles thick. his prize.
The Esquimau Heaven la Located In the Center
A Largs Numbar ol Animals War* Thought
carefully embalmed and deposited in
In Saxon and early Noruian times
orthodox Jew believed would Im real­ This, as a rule, Is all we see, save on
of the Earth, and Its Chief Attractions ere
ized at tbe coming of tlie Messiah, and rare occasions when a cyclone In the men purchased their wives from the to be Ood.v in Disguise. Dogs and Cats la the tombs prepared to receive them.
the Great gearing Fires thet Never Oo Out.
In many cases the animals were plac­
tile strength of the Messianic idea 111 photosphere gives us a glluqise of tbe , father, his wealth being estimated by the Tombs oi Kings.
ed in mummy pots, in others simply
"“ number of his daughters, whose
tbe mind of a man of Jewish blood is darkness within. On the interior of ■j I“ the
Immortality of tlie soul is u doctrine shown by the fact that poor old John, tills photosphere is a vast void, fixed simple education was completed at a
Not only did tlie ancient Egyptians bandaged and laid in the pits, and in
which has induced Inuuuierable specu­ a state slave in the marble quarries 30 and non-luminous, and within this trivial cost, and whose lalsirs contrib­ ■ embalm tlie ixidies of the human dead, only a few instances have they been
lations concerning tlie state in which years after Jerusalem had fallen be­ again is the body of the sun. Here is uted largely to augment the family they perform a like operation upon the put in cases like the human mummies.
the soul’s existence is continued beyond neath tbe battering rams of Titus,could heaven. It is more than a million pile, as they not only prepared all the remains of the sacred animals, though These latter receptacles are of different
the grave. It lias been taught by some find no more vivid picture of the Jeru­ times as large as this earth, and by rea­ food cousumed by tbe household, but in general less expense and trouble kinds and shapes. The first or car­
theologians tliat all human intelligence salem that every Jew believed would son of the non-luminous void surround­ made from Aax and wool their fnthei a were taken over them, animals being tonnage case, is composed of folds of
moves in cycles, going from one to an­ be erected by tbe Messiah. Most of ing it, possesses a delightfully mild and clothes and their own, from which chiefly prepared by soaking them in linen cemented together and plastered
other according as its conduct is good the other conceptions were suggested eijual climate. There is liglit and heat they obtained the title of “spinster; natron. Tlie list of sacred animals is a with lime on the inside. They are as
or evil, slowly ascending until, irre- by artists and poets. When altar-pieces but neither is in excess. The physical and it was an accepted axiom among long one, though flic very ones tliat Arm as a board and require to be saw­
claimably bad, it becomes a demon, or were needed, no subject could be more characteristics are very similar to those our frugal forefathers tliat no young were most highly esteemed in some ed through in order to get at the body.
slowly ascending until merged in Deity appropriate than a representation of of the earth. There are mountains and woman was At to be a wife until she places were most abhorred in others. The shiqie corresponds to that of the
or perfection. Others have concluded the joys of the redeemed, and the treat­ valleys; there are hills and plains and had spun for herself a set of body, ta­ The list includes dogs, cats, monkeys, human frame. On the head is repre­
that tiie immaterial soul is vested with ment given to the topic by tbe painters meadows; there are trees and shrubs ble and bed linen. It can lie readily lions, wolves, jackals, foxes, hyenas, sented a face, either male or female,
a body of some substance unknown to fixed in tlie popular mind a great muny and flowers. Everything is perfect,ev­ understood that tlie fsther of such bears, ichneumons, shrew mice, bulls, and the features are often done in gold
us at present, but corresponding to the [mints. Men were to lieeome angels, erything is eternal. There is the gar­ daughters is in no hurry to part with deer, goats, sheep, hippopotami, vul­ and colors witli which they are deco­
body worn during natural life, and tliat and the redeemed inhabitants of hea­ den of the Lord with, as the author ex­ them and suitors vied with each other tures, eagles, falcons, liawks, owls, ibis, rated have retained their freshness and
their spirit uni body is tlie one which ven in the masterpieces of tbe ninth presses it, ten thousand times ten thou­ in their offers for their hands. The geese, swallows, toads, lizards, serpents, beauty iu a most surprislug manner.
will be the soul’s habitation through­ ami tenth centuries first represented sand varietl«*s of plants and flowe.'c.. In father being satisfied, It was customary Ash of various kinds, rats, mice, lieetles, Red, blue, yellow, green, white and
tlie center of tbe garden is the New for him to hand the bridegroom a shoe, and even insects aud Ales. As a rule, black are the <*olors to be found on the
out eternity. Out of a multiplicity ef them with wings.
Tlie Mohammedan paradise is simply Jerusalem descriiied by John, 1500 which symbolically constituted him witli tlie large animals, the head only cases and on the walls of tombs.— ¡.an­
theories nearly all modifications of
those defined, has sprung the general tbe heavenly almde of earthly pleasure. miles square, 1500 miles high, covering the bride’s owner; witli this be lightly was mummied, tlie body lieing repre­ don Society.
one tliat after death the human soul Tbe Koran says much concerning the an area of 2,250,000 square miles, or | tapped her over tlie bead, to indicate sented by pieces of wood. The birds
PAINTED 2000 YEARS AOO.
it are squeezed together and lose their
subsists either in a state of happiness as pleasures of paradise, but what it re­ about two-thirds tliat of ths United his recently acquired authority.
a reward for the good done during life, veals is of the coarsest, most materia) States. With deligh t fu I exactitude, sometimes happened tliat a case of true shape, except the ibis, which, accord­ Portrait« Gathered from th« Ancient Tomba
the writer undertakes to infarm the love was balked for a time by tlie av- ing to Belzoni, is formed like a fowl
or in a condition of misery for tlie evil character.
of Brypt.
The Moslem heaven has gardens and world as to the number of rooms that rice of the father or the poverty ready to be cooked. The ibis and the
accomplished. The idea of heaven and
of
tlie
suitor,
in
which
event
A collection of portraits, 2000 years
hawk appear to have had the most
hell has, therefore, been very wide­ orchards and flowers anil fruits; there could be made in a city of tills size,
spread, and as almost every nation lias are fountains which send fortli sliowers making all due allowance for streets tlie ]>oor lover, who could not afford care bestowed u|sin them, for resin old, makes an interesting exhibit, not
bad a place of punishment after death, of perfumes on tlie faithful; there are and alleys. Thus, he thinks, is signifi­ the price demanded by the father, and asphalt are frequently found with­ only to art connoisseurs, but to every­
so everyone has also believed in a state couches lined witli silk embroidered cance imported to the passage, "In would gather his friends together, and, in their envelopes. Birds in general body curious enough to know what
of bliss as a reward for those who have with gold. When the faithful servant my Father’s house are many man­ watching his opportunity, would seize having been wrapped in their band­ manner of men and women once in­
done well. Heaven itself, the place of the Prophet dies he is received at sions.” Having located tlie bfessedon and carry off his mistress, in the hope ages, were then placed in an earthen habited tills old earth. The Theodore
wherein “we all, with sandals loosed, once in pavilions hung with curtainsof the globe of tlie sun, it is an easy mat­ tliat after asserting his natural title to urn and deposited in the tomb. No Graf collection of unique Greek por­
may rest,” and take delight, is various­ gorgeous colors, where await him ter to dispose of tlie lost by putting her charms he would And it less diffi­ mummies of animals are to be met traits, now hung at the academy of Ane
ly fancied by vurious peoples and lie- beauteous damsels who refrain their them in the photosphere, tlie tempera­ cult to make liar father accept the with ill the tombs of the higher class arts gives for tlie Arst time an idea of
liefs.
eyes from beholding any but their ture of which he is [¡leased to declare proper equivalent for them. By a law persons; most of them had tlieir own the work of the portrait painters of the
Ancient Gireiv bail faith in a heaven spouses. They have complexions like exceeds 12,000,1X10 degrees Karen belt, so of Etheibert, It was ordained tliat the proper sepulchers consecrated and ap­ second and third centuries B. C.
of reward. No one but a Greek could rubies and pearls; they have“fine black tliat botli the other worlds, until a new abductor should pay a fftie of fifty shil­ propriated to their species only, but These paintings were not made for tlie
“family galleries" of old Egyptians,
enter in, maintained the least liberal, eyes, and are kept in pavilions from theorist arises, may lie considered as lings to the father, and afterward buy they were occasionally found mixed.
the girl from him at a reasonable price. The catacomb of birds is distinct from proud of their ancestors, but were
unless the alien was exceptionally god­ public view.” There the Mohammed­ «a'is actorily located.
A century or two later the custom of the catacomb of human mummies. ‘mummy faces.” It was the ancient
What suggests pain and suffering to
ly, and could speak Greek enough to an will be permitted to drink all tlie
make himself understood by tlie door­ wine he wants, a gratification forbid­ the southern or Christian people,means purchase fell into disrepute, and it be­ One bird only is Inclosed in eacli earth Greek custom to represent the counte­
den him on tlie earth; tlie braziers of pleasure, the best delight, to tlie people came usual for friends and neighbors to en [>ot, and an inAnite number of pots nance of a dead [icrsoii at the bead of a
keeper at Mount Olympus,
What you were on earth that would glowing oharcoal will forever smoke of tbe far north. For example, Esqui­ betroth their children te each other at were found in good order, whole and mummy or ceAin, somewhat like the
you also be in heaven—king, cobbler or with tlie richest perfumes; the sun will mau heaven is located in the center of a very early' age. Tills betrothal took sealed; the hot nature of the materials Indians of Peru, and in the Greek-
scavenger.
give no such burning heat as is felt on tlie earth, and tlie cliief recommenda­ place in the presence of witnesses, the with which they had been embalmed, Romau epoch, for the plastic head with
Later ages, doing away witli tlie idea the desert of Arabia, lint will diffuse a tion is the fact tliat good roaring Area youthful lover giving tbe girl a ring, had, however, dried the greater num­ conventional features was submitted a
of the iftnuortality of the soul, abolish­ soft radiance; tlie palaces of tlie re­ are always kept up. 'Die Norse Wal­ which she thenceforth wore on her ber to powder. Upon the possession real portrait of the dead.
One entire “face mummy” is here
ed also among both Greeks and Roman deemed will be of rich marbles decorat­ halla was situated either in the air or right hand, until it was transferred to °f Egypt by the French, upward of Ave
the idea of heaven-. The earth life was ed with magnificent gems; gold will be the frozen regions of the north. Tbe the left at the subsequent marriage, hundred mummies of the ibis alone shown in this exhibit, brought, like the
believed to be the only one, aud conse­ too plentiful to be worth mentioning; occupation of tbe inhabitants consisted tbe same ring doing duty for both the were discovered in the catacomb of other “faces,” from tlie eave cemetery
quently when Caesar, tlie high priest, every believer will have swarms of at­ in fighting all day. At dusk battle engagement and tbe wedding. I he birds. Certain animals were main­ of Rubayat, in Central Egypt. Ages
made his famous s|>eecli in the senate, tendants, and will, from time to time was suspended, wounds were mirae.i- ring, however, was secondary to tlie tained at the public expense in sacred ago, thieves rausacked this celebrated
while the ease of Cataline and the con­ regale himself witli a sight of tlie tor­ lously healed, und contestants drank, mystic kiss, which was always given parks, and perHons were appointed to necropolis, throwing away these paint­
spirators was on trial, lie argued tliat to ment of tbe infidels and heretics whose sang and shouted until the light of day at the public betrothal, and this was nourish them with the greatest care. ed panels upou the desert sands. Tlie
again followed by pledging eacli other Bread, milk, honey, meats, birds, Asli ninety-six exhibited in Graf’s collec­
put these men to deatli was to confer! hell will be plainly visible whenever he called them again to battle.
Several tribes of Central Africans in wine or other liquor, out of what were all supplied, according to the na­ tion are these panels of wood, many
on them a benefit. Tills life, he said in takes the trouble to go ami look at
plaee heaven at tlie tops of tlie highest was called tlie “contracting cup.” ture of the animals. No expense was now cracked and scarred, bearing the
substance, is the only life; by putting them.
No writer of ancient or modern times mountains, and fear even to go in sight Doubtless this is tlie origin of the ex­ spared; the keepers bore upon their faces of a few Egyptians, several Syr­
these men to death you relieve them
from tlie shame and mortification to has been so explicit on the subject of of these after dark, Jest the dead lx* of­ pression “wetting the bargain,” as it is persons the resemblance of the species ians or Phoenicians, and many mixed
quite certain our ancestors were not to which their care was devoteil, and features of that Greek epoch. They
which they are subjected by being heaven as Swedenborg, the great mys­ fended.
Hindoos place heaven in the illimita­ partial to “dry deals,” and even to this people ¡mid marks of respect to them as mostly belong to the higher classes, as
compelled to witness the failure of their tic, who in liis revelations of “Heaven
conspiracy and the contempt showered and Hell,” gave tbe most detailed and ble space beyond the sun, moon and day, in the country parts in England they passed along. Tlie greatest sor­ is evident in tlie abundant jewels of
upon them by all good citizens. Death particular account of the scenes ha stars. Some sects among the Persians no man would dream of selling a horse row was manifested at the death of the women and the golden laurel
for them is a reward, and not a punish­ claimed to have witnessed in tlie other thought it was to the north of the Vale or land without having “a drink” to any of them; they were embalmed and wreaths of tlie men, the golden ribbons,
ment.
worlds. According to his revelations, of Cashmere, while others contended cement the bargain. This was the interred with great pomp and splendor. Pompeiian-like shoulder stripes and
To tlie sensitive Jew it appeared that inhabitants of the upper world greatly that after the Judgment bad taken place ceremony of lietrothal before espousals So great was the veneration in which Isis buttons, and even the “look ef
there were three heavens, or rather the resemble tbe people of the earth. They the valley of Damascus would be con­ fell under tbe dominion of tlie church, these animals were held, that though youth,” tiie ancient badge of the sons
wbicli in later times blessed the drink, when a famine afflicted Egypt the peo­ of Pharaohs. The colors have mellow­
word “heaven” was used in three ac­ live in houses which are the counter verted into a paradise.
The Chinese heaven is located some­ sanctified the kiss and consecrated the ple were driven to eat human Aesh, yet ed like those of old masterpieces, and
ceptations; Arst, to designate the sur­ parts of those of this earth; tlie heuses
the sacred beasts, birds, reptiles or Ash­ Rembrandt himself would not be
rounding atmosphere, and thus men­ in many places collected into cities, in where in the sky, and inhabited by so ring.
From tlie earliest times white was es were always respected; they would ashamed of tlie strength shown in the
tion is made of the fowls of heaven and others they are scattered iiere and there many gods that the number of men on
the birds of heaven; secondly, to indi­ heaven being in some quarters densely earth is not for n moment to lie com­ uniform color for a virgin bride, and rather eat their own species than lay best of them. Some of the pictures of
three ornaments were worn by her on sacrilegious hands upon what might tlie oval faced Egyptians and the dark,
cate that portion of space occupied by populated, in others but sparsely. They pared to them.
the celestial bodies, and thus tlie stars wear clothing of a different kind, ac­
Peruvians imagine that hcavon was her way to the altar. These were the be gods in disguise. Animals of the almond-eyed Jewesses are modern
of heaven are spoken of; thirdly, to in­ cording to their wisdom; the better located at the summit of the Andes, ring on her Anger, tlie brooch on tier lowest character, even noxious insects, enough in spirit and treatment to put
dicate the dwelling place of the Eternal I class of angels dressing iu self-radiant and to their minds its chief recommen­ breast and the garland on her head— were fostered in tlieir temples, nourish­ upstairs witli the sixty-third annual
which was also known as Paradise. garments, the lower classes having dation was the fact that the Helds there the Arst being typical of the endless­ ed by their priests, embalmed after exhibit of the Academy. The rich col­
ness of matrimonial love, the brooch death, entombed with pomp and re­ oring aud delicate tints awaken even
The most brilliant Agures were em­ opaque or parti-colored clothes. They needed no irrigation.
ployed in descriptions of the glories ef eat, they drink, they marry and are
Ethiopians located it in a cool coun­ signifying maidenly Innocence, while ceived all kinds of honors. Those who, Meissonier’s admiration.
The collection reveals, nlso, in the
heaven. The orthodox Jew conceived given in marriage. They buy, they try, they were not certain where. But tlie garland was tlie reward accorded either by accident or design, occasioned
ller for having successfully resisted the death of any of these animals, paid most interesting manner, all the tech­
tlie Messiah as a mighty conqueror, sell, they barter. Everything on earth on one point they were positive, that
temptations to evil that had tieset the forfeit of tlieir lives as the penalty nical expedients employed by the an­
who. in trampling down the enemies has its correspondence eliminated. elephants could then be caught with- ■
of the Jews, would ride in blood to the There are fanners anil traders aud me­ out the trouble of digging a huge pit- her course from childhood to matri­ of tlie offense. Dlodorous Siculus says: cients. They devised the art of paint­
mony. No widow on her remarriage “He who has voluntarily killed u con­ ing with variously colored wax and
girths of his home. The beasts of the chanics.
There are preachers, who full.
In addition to these there are numer­ might wear a garland, nor could any secrated animal is punished with death; the process of burning it in. It has
Aeld and the birds of the air would feed hold forth in a church with seats like a
for seven years on the carcasses of the theater. Swedenborg was permitted to ous intellectual heavens, reasoned out bride whose reputation had suffered but even If anyone lias Involuntarily thus gained the name of “encaustic
slain, and the length, breadth and pre­ listen to tbe preaching, which was re­ by philosophical theorists, who think from her own lightness of conduct. killed a cat or an ibis, it Is Impossible painting.” The wax was laid on by
cise depth of the stream of gore that plete with wisdom. The three beaveus the ract certainly destined to an evolu­ The garlands were mostly composer! for him to escape capital punishment; means of a faucet-shaped cestrum, or
myrtle, and the hair was the mob drags him to it, treating him spatula. A brush was used some­
would Aow from Jerusalem to the sea are divided into innumerable societies, tion which will not cease till perfection
were exactly descriiied. The New Je­ the individuals composing which are shall have been attained. These, how- generally worn in loose tresses to the with every cruelty and sometimes with­ times, as well as this graving tool, and
rusalem, to be founded by the redeemer grouped according to their love and ever, are too many and too profound to altar, in token of her freedom, but on out waiting for judgment to lie passed.” there are exhibited several remarkable
If a cat died, the owner of the house examples of distemper.— Philadelphia
of the Jews, would extend from the faith. The whole heaven is in form be explained in a few paragraphs; and, ■ laying aside her virgin crown tlie new-
Persian gulf to the Black sea, from the like a man, and eacli society is formed more over, this sketch is concerned not [ b‘ niade bride bound up her hair, sig- shaved oft’ his eyebrows; but if a dog Record.
Kode in a Cattle-Car.
Mediterranean to the Euphrates. The like a man. Their houses have draw­ wlth the calm deductions of reason, ! nifleant of her subjection to a husband. died he shaved bis whole head, which
meanest house would be a mile high, ing-rooms and lied-rooins; their cities Iiut with the emotional, the dream After the marriage ceremony had been would appear to denote that dogs were
The other morning when the freight
the palace of the king would reach to have pavements and sidewalks; the heavens, perceived by that faculty performed, it was customary for the held in greater veneration than cats
the stars. In that happy age a single palaces are of a substance that resem­ which is an amusement by day and a bridal procession to walk around the In either case tlie greatest grief was train from the east arrived at Reno, a
grain of wheat would lie as large as the ble gold; the leaves of the trees look terror by night—imagination. These less sacred part of the church, before shewn, the people beating themselves man emerged from a car loaded with
two kidneys of an ox, nor would men like silver. The s|wech of the angels is are tlie heavens of the people, ..nd in sitting down to the wedding feast, on the breast and uttering doleful crys. long-horned steers. He told a Gazette.
need to work for food, for the breeze like that of man, and there is imt one such they repose a belief more absolute which was often held In the nave, this The animal was then delived to the reporter that when endeavoring to res­
part being generally used in those early embalmer to be prepared and deposited cue free passage on the cattle train leav­
blowing among the wheat stalks would language. It is, however, impossible than any derived from evidence.
times for the transaction of secular bus­ in the proper tomb. The cat was prin- ing Winnemucca the night before, one
for
tiie
angels
to
speak
the
language
of
shower down the finest Hour. Gold
iness and theenjoyment of social diver­ ci pally worshiped at Bubastis. Most of the railroad boys said he would let
would be more plentiful than the dust man. They have the arts and sciences,
sion. The feast lieing over, tbe bride of the cats tliat died in Egypt were em­ him into the cattle car where he could
of the streets. In the New Testament and their writing “consists of various
and the bridegroom, accompanied by balmed and buried there. In tlie des­ ride as long as he wanted to keep the
there are two conceptions ot heaven: inflected and circumflected forms; and
THE
DIFFERENT
flETHODS
OF
their guests, went in procession to take ert valley near to Beni-IIassan is a small cattle company. To the surprise of
they
ere
disposed
according
to
the
form
According to the great missionary apos­
possession of their new home; after a temple excavated in a rock and dedi­ the railroad man the offer was accept­
tle Paul, heaven is found“where Christ of heaven,” There are rich and poor
DIFFERENT PEOPLE.
short interval of time the majority of cated to the goddess Bubastis, sur­ ed and the tramp jumped In. He says
is” and he further explains that even there as on earth. “The lot of the rich
when the presence of the Redeemer is who go to heaven is of such a nature The Australlen Stuns his Best Olrl With n the guests took their departure, leaving rounded by different tombs for sacred he rode the greater part of the 17f>
the bridesmaid and groomsman to per­ cats, some cut in the rock. Before the miles between Winnemucca and Reno
realized, then and there heaven exists. that they And themselves in tbe pos­
Heavy Blow and Carries her to His Home, form their last duty to the newly mar­ temple, under the sand, there was astride one of ttieanimils and when
This idea, however, does not exclude session of opulence beyond others.
ried pair, which was to undress them found a large mound of mummies of he got cold or tired of that position he
tbe conception of another heaven in an .Some of them dwell in palaces, all the Where He Makes Atonement.
and put them to bed preparatory to the cats folded it mats and mixed with stood In among them, where he found
other mode of existence, a place where interior and furniture of which shine
The Esquimau of today, having es- arrival of the priest, whose duty it was those of dogs; and further on in the it quite warm and comfortable, and
Christ forever lives, where He makes as with gold and silver, and they have
tablished
his manhood by killing a po- ; to bless the bed and its occupants, desert plain were two large collections would have continued on his journey
intercession for his people and where abundance of everything that can pro­
westward had it not been for hunger
He is Anally joined by them, Purely mote the uses of life.” The society of lar bear unaided, is sent forth l«y his while the acolytes, waving to and fro of mummies of cats In packets and
and the alisence of any milch cows Iu
spiritual, this idea as set forth by Paul heaven is not restricted to Christians kindred to seek a wife, and the first their burning censers, fumigated the covered with ten feet of sand. One
the car, so he got off at Reno to rustle
is strongly in contrast with tliat pre­ alone. There are many Gentiles there. girl he cun surprise unawares be seizes, room with hallowing incense. These tomb was fllleil with cats carefully
a little grub.
and,
in
spite
of
her
screams
and
strug-
ceremonies
being
completed,
the
happy
folded
In
red
and
white
linen,
the
sented by John in the Apocalypse
Swedenborg met and conversed with ..i
..------- ..a-
couple were left to their own reflections
The railroad men in Reno say that
John, like tbe Talinudical rabbis, Cicero among others. He also met a gles, endeavors to carry her off This an</ the eBjoynient of Pach other’s so- heads covered by masks representing
brake lieam and blind baggage tourists
Frank Shelly, in Lippincott» the cat, and made of the same linen.
conceives of heaven as the New Jerusa­ company singing in concert, and learn­ proving no easy fact, owing to the sub-
There have been more mummies of are quite common, but they never be­
lem of the Messiah, it is a great city. ed from tbe represeuiaiiuu.; made to stantial proportions of the Esquimau j Mayazinefor January.
the
ibis found in Egypt than of any fore heard of one beating his way en
belL,
together
with
the
enormous
1
Its length, breadth and height are him that they were Chinese, There
To Mu.ur« Fixed Stare.
Prof. Holden communicates to a San other bird or animal, but very few in a the liack of a steer.— Reno Gazette.
eqtinl and each dimension is 12,000 fur­ were numerous idolaters there, who, on weight of her clothibg, an exciting race
longs, or 1500 miles. Its wall Is of jas­ first entrance, are cured of their idola­ occurs; the lady darting among the Francisco paper what he calls the very perfect state. At Memphis there are
I^aHUtlve Intelligence.
per and 144 cubits, or 258 feet in height try by being introduced to certain spir­ aroused neighbors, dodges her suitor in important discovery lately made at the thousands of them in pots of common
The intelligence of a member of the
Lick
observatory
by
Prof.
Campbell.
stone
or
blue
ware,
or
of
hard
polished
tbe
crowd,
which
eagerly
assists
her,
Its streets are paved with gold. Its its “whoare substituted in place of their
Kentucky legislature has at times been
It la an ingenious method for measur­
foundations are of the most precious gods or idols; which is done for the and it is only after he has su<x*eeds«l in ing the dimensions of the fixed stars. stone of a lengthened conical Agure; called into question, but it in hardly
stones known to the Oriental lapidary. purpose of divesting him of his phan­ catching her tbe third time that he is In many cases the method is so deli­ even tlie eggs of tlie ibis have I teen fair to that distinguished body of
Its gates are of pearl, each lieing carved tasies and when they have remained pemiitte«! to lead his blushing, excited cate and beset with so many difficul­ found preserved. Hardly ever have statesmen to have any doubt on this
from a single jewel. Angelic sentinels with those spirits for some days they bride to the hymeneal altar. Tbe Aus­ ties that success is doubtful; but Prof. mummied animals l*en discovered in subject. In testimony whereof is this:
Two newspapermen reporting the pro­
mount guard at the gates and keep are withdrawn.” According to Swe­ tralian aborigine adopts a more sum­ Campbell has found one star on which the human tombs, and never by any ceedings at I'rankfort were disputing
watch to prevent the entrance of a pos­ denborg, “of all the Gentiles, the Afri­ mary process when weary of single he has made successful observations. ehance were amulets put with animals. over the spelling of a member s name.
They are directed to the lengths of the
sible enemy. Tlie river of life Aows can is the most esteemed in heaven. life; he looks about for a partner, and, bright lines in the spectrum, which in­ Crocotllles were eiabalmetl and depos­
“By George,” contended one, “I tell
ited in catacombs purposely excavated you it is spelled with an a.”
finding
one
to
bis
liking,
stalks
her,
through It. Tlie tree of life grows on For they receive truth of heaven more
dicate respectively the height to which
for
them.
The
small
ones
were
liand-
and watching his opportunity, stuns each substance extends—not difficult
“1'11 bet you a dollar it in an e,” in­
the banks of the river. Its fruits ripen easily than others.”
Some years ago a curious book made her with a blow, and carries her off to in the solar spectrum; but it was en­ aged entire, but when they attaine«! sisted the other.
and fall off during every month of tbe
“I know better and we'll leave it to
year. They are of magically healing ! an attempt to locate heaven, and by I her new home, where it is to be lioped tirely unexpected to find a bright line any size only the head was emiialrned,
him.
”
spectrum
in
the
star
under
obs
rvation
tbe
remainder
of
the
animal
being
rep
­
on
her
return
to
consciousness,
his
af
­
quality—“for tbe healing of tbe na­ turning tbe light of revelation on the
The other gave a long whistle.
surrounded by an atmosphere of hydro­
tions.” There is no temple, for tlie en­ subject, aided by the side lights of sci­ ter tenderness makes some atonement gen gas of such enormoas extent as to resented by stalks of palm trees, band­
‘‘Leave it to him, nothing,” he ex­
tire city is the abode of deity. There is ence, MKweded in proving that heaven for his somewhat rough and ready be measurable Prof. Holden declares ages, etc. In tbe caves of Maalsleb, claimed; “he doesn't know how to
no night >hsre, the light of day forever Iis located io tbe sun. Tbe accepted mode of wooing. In parts of India, the d 'scovery to be entirely unique and however, entire mummied crocodiles spell his name. and i re seen him run
of the bride
glove of
ot the
me winning
......
— .-e depends upon to open an entirely new field of knowi- of th« largest size bave lieen found per- his tongue out four inches trying to
tbe sun is a vast globe
shines. Above all, it is a place of abso­ theory that tine
fertly preserved. < lenerally Bve or six write it ”
lute purity. Repeatedly John takes Incandesce! •nt matter Is a mere trifle; tbe I flcetnesi of foot, a course ts-ing marked edge.
IDEALS OF HEAVEN.
Gradual*0! one of the greatest dental
in America, the dental deparlinent
af the University of Michigan, has opened
,noffi<e in Kooia Uof the Vnion blin k. All
work in dentistry can lie performed. Crown
,n,I bridge work a s|ieeialty.
SOX 488,
PORTLAND, MAINE.
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