in
4hat the moral and intellectual
1 ? A . Vxw V r o 11
qualities at uuuum, uj Woman has rarely had a more
imal instincts and not only cease feeimg tribute than the follow
to develop but really retro- ing from the San Francisco Re-
grade. He propounds the fol- port:
"Wiio turns ueauiy pniai,
sight of blood, yet stands reck:
lesslv in its train in time of war
or accident? Woman. WhoeatsJ
wm II. A T, 1 ,-h
Whatever race or species ie. scraps lor luncu mat uouie.;
changeless from generation to man may have tidbits ior um-
..nr.r.4in 4 i,o nf itii n(r'? Woman. She is a he'o-
ruriubiuu Oi? - -
skin, hair, and eyes, if it be ine in danger, a coward when
man or animal, or eyes and 'ooking under the bed.- il-
plumage, if it be bird, evinjes mington Messenger.
lowing fundamental law,
which tho color of the negro
marks his inferiority:
book of sermons in press, enti
tled "Living Problems in Relig
ion and Politics." The Chris
tian Enquirer says that "no
doubt it will have a large sale."
A man of parts, with oratorical
gifts, he is making his marks
abroad. Wil. Meesenger.
hope to speak of
at some futnre
the most beautiful forms
foliage appeared, imaging
paradise in the distant and pur
ified air.
The sun, wearied of the ele
mental commotion, sank behind
the green plaius of the west.
The "great eye in heaven," how
ever, went not down without a
dark bow hanging over its de-
The rich flush
forbid, vv e
them again
time." '
We wish to th ank our esteem-
friends and cotemporary,
there and are much improved of unearthly light had passed
in health.
