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"< Vt w-ar-we^ym-jg-i ^ "jj*y i- -i—wrmir*tiifw*™^'F'7^.V-*™m*Hmqm^ U-<^ -4l *=* <w ^ - j* CS est -*$,.? u 'rrrz ^■i-1 ^■-to~ilJl'gS*B» ~.4T'lJ' -^[^u. .— ..,.,^.1,. jE-J-'iMiH^ WW to ~ l-W- C' VOLUME II. CLARE, MICHIGAN.. FRIDAY, 'LSJPBJL 23,'1880; THE MINISTER'S MISTAKE. Tne sunset was painting aE the forest paths *nith gold; the mossy boles of the old frees glowed in the level Eght, as if they had been carved out of gHttering bronze, and the scarlet vines along the stone waE caught new splendor from the last rays, whEe the sEvery-white fringe of wEd clematis swung from the dead thorn bushes, and here and there a bird, perched high up against the deep, vivid blue heavens, uttered its shriE, clear vesper note; and Mr. Caryl, walking home through the Westbrook woods, thought what a beautiful world this was that God had made. Mr. Caryl was only 24, and had been in the Westbrook j>arish for three, months. Not long, but long enough to discern, by the testimony of his own experience, that there were thorns as well as roses in a country pastor's life. It had seemed so beautiful and ideal when he looked at it through the medium of his fancy, standing* on the threshold of the Theological Seminary. It was beautiful still; but the ideaHty had aE gone out of it. His mother met him on the door-step ot the parsonage—a brisk, spectacled little dame, in a turned black silk, with friEs of neatly-darned lace, and violet ribbons iu her cap. "WeE, Charles," she said, cheerily, "here's a whole slatefulof caEsfor you." Mr. Caryl's countenance rather fell. He had been anticipating an evening by the wood fire, with the last number of Blackwood's Magazine. "CaHs?" he repeated; "what are they? aad where are they? " He went iato the Httle parlor as he spoke—the parlor where the coveted wood fire was leaping and flashing on the bright andirons, and a shaded lamp was already burning on the table among his pEed-up books and papers—and took up the Httle slate. "The Widow Corsett," he read, adding, sotto voce, "that woman again! She has died once a week regularly ever since I have been in Westbrook." " Charles I" mildly reproved his mother.8 "It's a fact," asserted the young clergyman. "I don't think x3eople ought to confound hypochondria and religion in that blindfold sort of way. She'd a deal better send for the doctor, and leave off scolding that wretched adopted daughter'of/hers. I won't go —that's settled! What! ' Meet Deacon j>?hp^s4QldjG^^^ viEe Four Corners at 9:30 o'clock to- morrow.' Now I wonder why people can't agree about their own boundary lines without calling in the clergyman of the parish as umpire between them." " Dissension is such a dreadful thing among your flock, Charles," said his mother. "So is scarlet fever or smaE-pox," said Mr. Caryl, rather curtly; "but, aE the same, I don't see how I can be held responsible for either one or the other. ' Lend the manuscript of your last sermon to old Miss Dadd to read.' But I haven't any manuscript to read—only half a dozen memoranda. I preached entirely extempore last Sundav." " Couldn't you write it off from memory?" said Mrs. Caryl, piteously. "The poor old lady seems so anxious. She said the sermon impressed her so deeply." "ReaHy, mother, I think that's a little unreasonable," said the pastor. " Suppose every old lady in the parish were to require me to write out atwelve- page sermon for her especial benefit! 'Give Miss Hitts a Est of hymns for next Sunday.' Yes, I'E do that—as weE now as any time. 'Speak to Mrs. Prune's Sarah.' Mrs. Prune's Sarah? Who is Mrs. Prune's Sarah ? And what am I to speak to her about, I'd Hke to know f demanded the young clergyman, in a sort of mild desperation. "Don't you know?" explained Mrs. Caryl. "It's Mrs. Prune that Hves down by the saw-mill, in the big white house with the poplar trees in front of it,' And it's her step-daughter that's come home from the third situation, all on account of her ribbons in her hat, and her pride in her own pretty face." "And I am to speak to her, eh?" said the young pastor. " Yes; you are to speak to her," said his mother. "I shaE do nothing of the sort," fibe- «lared Mr. Caryl, with some emphasis. "But you must, Charles!" pleaded the old lady. " It's in the line of your regular duty." Mr. Carvi hesitated, and wrinkled his brow in sore perplexity. "Do you think so?" said he. "I'm sure of it," declared the old lady. Conscientiousness was one ofthe strong points of Mr. Caryl's character. He took up his hat. "If it's got to be done," said he, desperately, "the sooner the better." "But vou will stop for your tea first, Charles?"" urged Mrs. Caryl. "Hot corn-bread and strawberry jam." "I'll stop for nothing!" said Mr. Caryl. "Don't fret, Httle mother; it won't take me long to speak to Sarah." And he disappeared with a laugh. As it happened, he never before had been called upon to practice this particular branch of his profession, pleading with the rebelEous lambs of his flock who thought more of then- bright eyes than they did of their hymn-books, and he turned the matter over in Ms mind as he walked along the frosty woodland path, where the young moon cast a fitful, evanescent Hght, and the dead leaves sent up a faint odor beneath his feet. "Speak to Sarah," he muttered to himself, not without a certain x>ereep- tion of the ridiculous side of the matter. "And what am I to sav to her, I won- jfi?r?" He knocked softly at the big front door of the Prime mansion. A shuffling, untidy girl of 14= or 15 opened it, hiding behind a shawl aud a fringe of curlpapers. '' Is Mrs. Prime at home ?" said he. "No, she ain't," retorted the girl. Mr. Caryl j>aused. He scarcely knew what question to ask next. "Is Sarah at home?" he demanded, after a little. "Miss Sarah?" "WeE, I sivpx>ose it can hardly be 'Mr. Sarah,'" said the young clergyman, half smilingly. "Yes, Miss Sarah, of course." "She's at home," said the girl, ungraciously opening the door a Httle wider. " Came this afternoon. Settin' in the parlor. Walk in." And without further ceremony Caryl found himself ushered into a semi-dark aj>artment, where a taE, slender young beauty of eighteen summers or so sat before the fire, in a plain black dress, with the simplest of cuffs and coEars, and a single blue ribbon fastened into the thick, dark braids of her hah—a x^erson so entirely different from what he ex- pected to see that he stopped short in some j>erplexity. "Is this—ahem !—Sarah?" he asked. "lam Sarah Fielding," she resj)ond- ed. "I have caEed—to speak to you," said he, with a desperate raEying of his verbal forces. '' Perhax)S, Sarah, you may know who I am ?" "No, I don't," said the girl, in some surprise. "I am Mr. Caryl, the pastor of the X>arish." "I am happy to make yoiu* acquaintance," said the girl, putting out one slim hand in the easiest possible manner. The pastor hesitated. This was not what he had looked for at aE. "Of course—of course," said he. "But how does it happen, Sarah, that you are at home again so soon ?" "Do you mean at Westbrook?" "Where else should I mean ?" retorted Mr. Caryl, crustEy—for he felt that if he once abandoned his tone of authority he was lost. " Why didn't you stay where you were ?" Sarah colored up to the roots of her. hair. He coidd perceive that, even in the uncertain rise and faH of the fire- Hght, "I do not like the position," said she in a low voice. said Mr. Miss Fielding burst out laughing. " They are cheerfuEy granted," sfv- she. "No, don't go away, Mr. Car^t' holding out her hand as he was turniL' to depart. " I have learned that yo : possess at least the virtue of frankness ShaE we not be friends ?" And Mr. Caryl looked into the divfy blue eyes and said, " Yes." . [ He forgot aE about the hot cori- bread and strawberry jam at home, an; stayed to tea at Mrs. Prune's, whEe th 1?4BB\W31WL -TI-lAHTiV I Mns gEonfll 2m EOSs-lPb<alSist<, -.. - CFroiii tlie Philadelphia Times.] ."•',.- On June 28, 1879, F, Marion Davis. U'iaier "in the roEing-mil! of the.Phuar. } delphia Iron. and Steel Company, rws ■ struck byan iron, blamp weighing about * Emnrteen pounds, wMch*vms.tb±owjt';."^i.fcit,' ^iC-iiible Xoi'Ce from the shaft "of a revolv-y ';£e~ fiy-T.ii3el. The clamp was' m[::mer right Sarah escaped the intended leetuir \ form c" the letter "U," mad© of square and the wrong Sarah presided in a mof._:; j-iron, ard one pf ,the exterior angles of gracious and winning manner behind tlv>, thc. rr^/cA the=-cu*rved part of the clamp cirps and saucers, and old Mrs. Cs^UK*cruek "M?.. Davis in the forehead, break* laughed heartily when her son explainer rang loose and partly forcing through1 thei the curious renconter to her later in thi pkin a crescent-shaped fragment of the evening. i | frontal bone, measuring three inches in "But why did she leave her situate:! extreme length and seven-eighths of an —the wrong Sarah, I mean?" said shi*.'" mc& ia width in the center or widest "Because the young heir of the hous-'i ^'t, thus producing not only a corn- made love to her," said Mr. Caryl; "ani. < pound fractuie tor the skull, but cutting I don't wonder at it. She's the prettie' ,r* through til© longitudinal sinus or large Httle creature I ever saw in my Hfe." ',' ;? blood-vessel ol the interior* of the top of "Perhaps, then," said Mrs. Caxyl% the'head/paonitting an extrusion and doubtfully, "your advice wasn't so venC, lo?s f *>->C'onside.rable portion of the brain much amiss, after aE." " Certainly it was," said Mr. Caryl;; with spirit. , i The old lady looked sharply at him.' . "Charles," said she, "I do beHeT% you're struck with her." "Nonsense!" said Mr, red. But just three months later, when the'' moon was at the fuH, and sleighing parties the rage, Mr. Caryl brought Mi1!:' Fielding home from a singing-school i^- his new cutter, and told her a secret on" the way—that he loved her. n And so the wrong Sarah was the righV Sarah, after aU. palacepl lee was erected at St. Petersburg, .wMle :it lasted forming an'eighth* t'wondei* of the world. Southern winds dud northern *sims have already melted, it, ■ Ahd'is it not possible that the icyj fabric* of "J$ufcsia£ despotism is doomed tb Hquefaction beneath the fiery breath of ^revolution? If so, then the transparent and gHttering structure* on the banks gf the Neva was not a p/ilace, but Wpropheclr.;. y. _. sr ance. Thh form 6? fracture, known effasemeUt, or "smash," consists not < uily of a crushhig of the bone itseE, but elso of a sepaiatingof the neighboring sutures.' Beside the injury to the skuE f"Ahere was "a" loosening of the teeth, aud Caryl, turnhrg''. sudh* injjuiestof the jaws that the x>atient t \ was unable to" ox>en his mouth for more than'three weeks.-. , Mr. Davis was carried to his home, in the .vicinity of the mill, and. Dr. I. G. '•Young, of Kensington, was immediately siT'^oned. On an examination of &he wv ids they were pronounced ne^li^l*, €, rily- %tal. Dr. D. ffi Agpte^, tProfe§s0? ft of Surg'pry,^ the University of Penn- J=ra========^^ I sylvani"'.,* waif called in consultation, and . f,s he agreed w!$h. Dr. Young that the le-f A Professional Fanny Man. . \, sions y/^re ©i,jsuch ^.nature"that there If the fame of Alden has traveled as' 'was-ncd^pe'.xjf saving thercnan's life, but far as IndianaxioHs, it may interest my^jJthat'while-there was life'there was some- readers to know something about, thr* thing tei, work for j and everything;^was " But you ought to like it, Uaryj...... j . ^^ "You are hot aware of aE the circumstances," pleaded Sarah. "I am quite aware," said Mr. Caryl, severely, "that vanity is the root of aE your evEs." "Vanity?" The crimson was deeper than ever now on brow and temx>le as she half rose. "Yes, vanity!" impressively reiterated the clergyman. "Be sEent, if you please, young woman, and hear me out. You have a certain amount of personal attractions, which appears to have turned your head. Bemember that beauty is but skin deej). CaE to mind frequently the ancient adage that 'handsome is as handsome does.' After aE you are neither Mary Queen of Scots, or Cleox>atra. Now take my advice, Sarah—" "But I have not asked for it I" she cried out, in choked accents. "No matter whether you have or not," said Mr. Caryl, calmly. "It is my business to volunteer good counsel, and yours to receive it. I repeat, Sarah, take my advice, and go back to your last place. Apologize humbly for your shortcomings; teE the woman of the House that you wiE strive to amend your eon- duct for the future, and endeavor to deserve her apj>roval. Put away your siEy ribbons, bows and brooches"—with a stem glance at the x300r Httle agate breastpin that gHstened at the giiTs throat—" and leave the vain accessories of dress to your betters, always remembering that the ornament of a meek and quiet spirit—" But just at this point the young clergyman's oration, was abruxDtly checked by the entrance of Mrs. Prame herself, shawled and bonneted, and breathing fast from the haste she had made. In one hand she held a x^odigious brown cotton umbrella; with the other she dragged forward the untidy damsel of the shawl and curl-papers. " Here she is, Mr. Caryl, here she is !" bawled Mrs. Prune, who did not jiossess that most exceEent thing in a woman, "a low and gentle voiee." *"A lazy, good-for-nothing, stuck-up, vain minx, as needn't siapx>ose as I'm going to do for j her no longer ! You needn't hang back, Sarah; it aM't no good ! Here she is, ' Mr. Caryl- here's Sarah!" The young j)astor stared in amaze- ment. "Is that Sarah?" said he. ■"That's Sarah," panted Mrs. Prune. "And who is this?" he demanded, turning to the slim, dark-eyed giti with the blue ribbon and agate brooch. " That's my niece, SaHy Fielding, as has been governess of a family up in Maine for three years," said Mrs. Prune. "And she's down here on a visit no^r— come this very afternoon. Hain't you been introduced yet? Mr. Caryl, my niece, SalHe. Sally, this 'ere's—" But before she could finish the word* of her formal introthsctiou the clergyman had made a nervous hat " I—I have beeu the victim of a mis- understanding," stammered he. " This voting person told me that she was Sarah." " So she is," said Mrs. Prune. "^But she ain't the Sarah as is to be spoken to." " I beg a thousand ax)ologies," said Mr. Caryl, feeling the cold sweat drip ! from every x>ore- press. Alden has now been writing theT^U'd day "sixth column editorial" in the Times?.gt'Sti.tiqa, ws for eight years. He.is paid $4,000 a-]|i?iaf>'f. Afo,r£ fe* year, and expected to furnish nothing biit^'^l^Bfentrf ?" '" this one article of about a column" ittf^^dgath-i: ^ lensrth. He can do his work when flBcll^qG^ *~&Q esmv by ^■e weva {.sssai nsmmrmm **;■» ' Young ana p^ uow de-1 - -* ", -*l* *&T% - <"< I '- MMiftmy «jf Two IfotaMe Pictures, Two historical pictures have just bfeen purchased" by the Government. They are one of • Daniel" Webster, the other of Lord Ashburton, Alexander- Baring, of &©firm;0f Baring'Bros., London. The history oi the portraits is of interests, in 1842, Mr. Webster, being then* Secretary of State, had to consider and adjust our- relations with Great Britain. This originated the celebrated Ashburton treaty. In it Lord Ashburton,' who came to the United States in the man-of-war.War- spite for the purpose, and Mr. Webster virtuaHy removed differences between the two countries which momentarily threatened warv The result was the settlement of the northeastern bpundary, the 4frica£ slave-trade, and the extradition of erimiUals. At the conclusion of tiie treaty, the two statesmen determined to" exchange portraits, and in this way commemorate the occasion. In 1845, Healy, the artist, went to England and painted two Jiartraits of Lord Ashburton. One of them the British Ambassador retained; the" other he sent to Webster. In 1847, Healy returned to .America,' aud jn the course of two .years produced .(kypies of Webster, one of which" was. retained by tha latter.'- -The other was senix5 to Lord A&hhufton. The paintings at that tiin'e/tfost $1,'500 each. They were ^greatly prized* by Webster, who desired that they should remain in his family. But on the 29th of August,,1862,-Fletcher Webster; the .'last surviving offspring of Daniel Webstet, fell* as Colonel 'of the \ Twelfth Massachusetts Yolunt^^-, at the battle fought near Bull Bun. ...-"> left a widow and one* daughter, who are now the only Hying* repress .stives of the prect statesman. ' The ^sided ai Marsh- Jh7 "1 TizAfi it v-vs des!cn*; jll hy filv; a>ou£ \ QU- e&T-mxtj. SEsa^U'L. Infer darkest Isear of * trouble \ When the'g&y 'is a^piifled o'etf, ",*• ' And the deepest "waves of anguisZj _. 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He can do his work when ^d]^'-i^ where he chooses, select his owni^^^gg* g -j f~ and treat it in his own wTay. He "^leancd^o0 '*' funny every day in the year, at ikJtaE .>{£•1:" of $12 a day. When one consi|g '"■ ''* °" strain of keeping up and for^ every day in the .year, the pa^r ,r .^cdi^^iriend o£ jaiine whofeM^^Xj^' ^ weE before he devoted HunseE to Vjts | '^'"Bram specialty teEs me that the change which'1 Notwithstanding the great danger im ------ - ' ■>■ ■ — ■"Tj.. Davis for so painful. Years ago he was a genial, j months, he has en* ; laughing feEow, good hearted and a j physical powers. His mental character I favorite with everybody. To-day it Don't" £m "Np'm.92- sis --th© pl?u that ar*" TectA. z: ' the last"eight years have made Si hini is j pending over Mr. Davis for so many i Ji~-iZ" ' "i ''• ■* 1 t»^ ■ - - - -- J - .,!—,-,-,. i.... -^j-eXy recovered his i an*y ™ne "eseen "7"visitors to V,'ashing- is almost imx)ossible to talk to him for ten , ni in utes without being offended or dis- ! x>leased at the. man's utter incax>aci1y to \ talk seriously of anything. He has so ! much the habit of seeing only the ab- ; surd and ridiculous in everything' that, i uo matter how grave, a matter may be ' distorted in Ji±s eyes. He holds up a clown's mirror in nature. One of the consequences of continuing this style of writing through years is that his admir- ; ers are constantly in need of stronger : doses. What might have ax>x>eared very ' funny to them live years ago would be | tame to-day; therefore Alden's articles grow more and more extravagant and blasx>hemous. His x>lau is to take any absurd story which he finds istics, although maferiaEy cJianged, are i considered by the x>hysicians wonder- I fuEy good when the facts of the case are I taken into consideration. Tlie remarka- ' ble featiues of this case can better be | understood when the fact is considered j that, out of nine similar cases reported in | the" "Medical aud Surgical History oi \ the Late War," aE proved fatal, antl I there is but one weE-autheuticated case ax>proaching this hi apparent hopeless- . ness which resulted in the recovery oi . the patient—Tbeing that of Dr. Harlow, ; referred to the seeond volume of "Gross Surgery," in which the xi^tient ax>x>ar- . ently regained his accustomed meutal and x>hysical condition, and Hved twelve the Secretary Of State, wher^ ' me be seen by visitors: Chicago Daily News. . fan at ton. years after having had a tanrping-iron, floating 'weighing thirteen j)ounds, prox^eEed by ai-ound in the newspapers and embeEish : a prematurely-exploded blast from the it in Ms own way, never hesitating to base to the top of the skull, completely shock the feeHugs of many good jjcoxle if he can raise a laugh; so far does lie go, sometimes, that it is a matter of surprise in journalistic circles here that the editor of the Times allows so many readers to be offended.—Xew York- letter. through the anterior end of the brain. Mr. Davis has preserved the fragment loosened from his skidl, and frequently carries it about with him hi his jacket. (Rough's Bxise. Most lecturers who have been introduced to then* audiences have suffered from the Hgh eulogiums x>assed upon them beforehand by their misjudging introducers. The natural effeet is to arouse exx>ectatioii that cannot be met, and to produce marked disax>x>ointmei!t John B. Gough relates how he once managed, before a London assembly, to avoid such a result His introducer hsd Bussian Nihilism. A Nilulist being asked what his doe trines consisted of—what the grand aim I Castle, of his organization reaEy was, rej>Hed truly and consistently: "To capture church aud state, Kings and God—to hoot at and spurn them; that is our doctrine." ■ Eeinains of Gothic Architecture. A most interesting discovery of a beautiful vestige of Gothic architecture, hi exceEent preservation, has been made beneath the house at the southeast corner of LeadenhaH, aud directly opx>osite Aldgate x^ump, in London. The arches and vaults in the basement have hitherto beeu used as a storehouse for wood aud other materials, but the extreme beauty of the architecture, particularly the sculpture and graining, led to an investigation. After the most diHgeut re- j search, it was ascertained to be the re- ! mains of a chapel dedicated to St. i Michael, and is designated by old his- j torians as "next Aldgate." It ax>pears ' to be of very great antiquity, having J been buEt by Norman, prior to St. Kath- . erine, of the Holy Trinity, in the reign ' of Henry .1. and his Queen Mathilda, of | Boulogne, about the year 1108, and is now nearly 780 years old. The chax>el consists of x>iHars and arches. Its length from north to south is 48 feet, aud its breadth from east to west 16 feet. The walls are constructed-with oblong blocks of chalk, similar to those of Bochester The arches are of stone, tiie keys of which are beautifuEy sculptured with knots and other devices, and exhibit at a glance the skiEful masonry of our ancestors. The chapel has been filled with soE and rubbish nearly to the capital of the piEars. From the ground to the crown of the arches is 10 feet, and, aEowing the shafts to be buried 16 feet, gives a height of 20_ feet to the iu- The iron hinges | Bussian Nihilism is uo new thing; it ' was rife among ike schools aud universi- | ties of that country twenty years ago, aud attracted the attention of the Gov- j eminent aud poHce long before its dar- i terior of the building. XU-oiiounced. him the greatest orator wl.o j ing outbreaks iu 1878 aud 1879, not fail- j and csisements are still attached to the had ever Hved, and ended a long axd ' ing5 as WeE, to excite the curiosity of | waHs, from which circumstance it is eon- fxdsome eulogy by teEing the peox>le :o '. Em-ope aud the world generaEy. From \ jectured that the structure originaEy prepare themselves for such a burst.Df . 1815 to 1863, influential men labored for stood on the surface, but that iu subse- the xn'opagatiou of Nihilism, which was ; queut years the ground outside was then, aud is now, but another word for \ raised gradually7 until at last the xeHc of eloquence as they had never Hstened to. •Gough, knowing ihat She best efforf; ie had ever made would, uuder such cir- .cumstauces, faE sar short of anticipation, ; -determined to j>ractice a ruse, and tie ruse was to affect- stuj)idity. He opened ■by stammering and hesitating, begin- Bussiau radicalism recognized iu Germany as Socialism, and in France as Communism. Some of these early propagandists ended then- career in Siberia, but their discix>les became only ming his sentences and leaving them un- the more fierce, daring and determined; finished, until, as he said, the woist speaker in England could not have doae wtorse. He soon overheard those on tlie Xilstform whispezlmg their disapprolar ticai aud censure, one man saying: "0, this wiH never do here. you. know. It may be aE very weE in America, yju kno-sr; but in England, you know, it is quite a different thiug." He stiE continued iu his dull, disconnected way -until he had seen that he had a background past ages was conrpletely buried. At the southern extremity there is au apx>ear- auce of au arched x>assage in the direction of St. Katherine's docks, the site of which the priory of St. Katherine's formerly occupied. The Communists' Five Francs. At the French mint are shown now sx>ecimens of a coiu which will be the blue ribbons of numismatists of the future. These are five-franc xueces struck and are obeyed by men I during the reign of the Commune. At first sight they have aE the ax>pearance how fierce aud how daring the two at- tenrpts at wholesale murder aud destruction whieh have so latety taken place—the oue at Moscow, the other at St. Petersburg—may testify. The fanatics devoted to the cause of destruction command for liis verbal pictures. Then he grid- i of action, the mute executors of orders tliey never question or discuss, being bound by oaths aud fearful .penalties which make of them the veriest dux>es and slaves. Never did novelist or play- j wright invent more thrilling deeds than of coins of Hke value under the eurprre; but'there is a difference, aud it thus oc- etuTed: When the Communists began to run short of cash they wanted to coiu uaEy adopted his nataaral manner, and, i wright invent more thrilling deeds than j some uew-fashioned money, but were bias sentence after sentence rolled out j these banded ruffians actually put iuto formed that no workmen competent for vivid aud resonant from his Hpsr his in- \ form and practice. " J the task could possibly be got. Conse- dience grew enthusiastic, and fairly j Vera Sassuliteh, of whom we hear so ' queutly they v.vre compelled to go on roared with ax>X3lause. He had ne^er | much, hi ouly oue among the thousands using Napoieon's dies. CameEnat. how- been more raxsturously greeted than he ' of these female x>roselytes, women as he- ev.-r, who was thou Master of the "Mint, roie at heart aud as determined as : bethought him of a slight innovation. Charlotte Corday. To obtain a greater ! On oue side of the five-lranc x>ieces of influence over such women the leaders j Nax>oleon are three emblems, one of have instituted a system of Platonic j wliich is a bee, representing the sign of Then, I;suppose, Miss S^rongmindL,. you and Mr. Sparrow are soon to b& man and wife?" "No, sh; woman and husband." A famous Judge came late to court One day in busy season; Whereat his clerk, in great surprise, Inquired of him the reason. " A child was born," his Honor said, " And I'm the happy sire." " An infant Judge ?" " Oh, no," said he, " As yet he's but a crier." When a cluld in a smaE" Bavarian lage was being catechised by a priest^ and asked how many things are necessary iu a service of baptism, he promptly replied: "Three, father." "Ah, you stupid," repHed the holy mau, "37 thought everybody knew that two were absolutely necessary; first, water, and. secoud, the Bible. Now, young sir, won't you teE me what are the three ?'*" The boy looked up with a bland smile, aud answered: " My father, the three- are, first, wrater; second, the Bible; and. third, a baby." Solving the (Jem Puzzle. Mr. Piute went home from the "lodge" the other night and tackled the *' fifteen " puzzle. He wrestled with the tMrty blocks—at least he thought there were thirty of them, he being in. splendid condition to "see double"— aud in about au hoiu' and a haE had the* thing solved to his own satisfaction- Then he got x>en, paper aud ink and afc- tenrpted to write out the solution, as1 foEows: "Shove 4 down, push 1 over, carom on the 14, swing the right bower., drag out 6, keex> the 16 in the king row,, keuo on the black, deal again, run the 5 from first base, move 3 to the southwest of 15, white to x^J and mate in twelve moves, P to I B4, QB to K, move 1% 14, 15 a Httle northeasterly, B to Kt5ch,. then set 'em up ou the other aHey, throw: double 6s, roquet the 9, take the 7 ou the fly, lead king, then B to B7, rake in. the pot, aud mo—mov—move—" BSs- wife becoming alarmed at his long absence .came down stairs at 2 a. m. ancl. found him under the table. But he had. " done it."—Xorristoum Herald. 4~— grasp for his '■ was then and there. "Those who heird him declared that they had never known a man to change so after he had oace warmed up. j marriages among the faithful. Bride A gentleman -wishing to send 50 cents i and bridegroom separate to an Iowa City x^'ty, bored a hole I depart on their revolutionary mission, through a silver half-dollar, through I hoxung to meet again in the glare of in- wiiich he x>assed a string aud tied it to a j cendiary torches and amid the ringing tag containing the address and a stamp. ; shouts of victory. Not long since, at a [t arrived snf-?ly. the Director of the Mint. CameEnat reat the altar to * x»laeed the bee by a trident. About 1,200,000 francs of these coins were struck, but had hardly been comx>leted when the troops entered Paris, and nearly all these coins were disx>atched to be vast eost of toil and suffering, a huge j melted and recast. Overheated Rooms. The great tendency in winter is tea J keex> rooms too warm. The foundation! of x>ueumouia, x>leurisy, and pulmonary cousuurption is frequently laid in overheated, El-ventilated ax^artments. The inmates become accustomed to breathing hot, close air, the system is toneel down and relaxed, and a sHght exx>osure to cold aud wet results in serious illness. A uniform heat of seventy degrees is adequate, from a sanitary x>oint of view, Sa any weather. If that temperature is no# sufficient to give warmth, it is an indication that the x>erson does uot take sufficient exercise, aud the cure for it is more miles than flannel. In the coldest- weather, when the ground is Hke stone under the feet, when there is uo dripv from the eaves, and when snow Ees on roofs, rooms should be ventilated. Pure.- air should be admitted through open doors and windows, so that the oxygen consumed by flame and by respiration may be replaced, and the effete and poisonous matter thrown off by tiie body thoroughly driven away. ~ The popular tie 'em table—The altar- rail. t -1k s ■ s /' ^7l£AA;-jd(!i*£Xi ^^r^r^nmM^^^m^^^^
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|Friday, April 23, 1880 issue of a Clare, Michigan newspaper. Published weekly. Began publication date unknown. In 1886, the title was changed to The Clare Press
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|1880-04-23; Clare County Press
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|Friday, April 23, 1880 issue of a Clare, Michigan newspaper. Published weekly. Began publication date unknown. In 1886, the title was changed to The Clare Press
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My Camera (Canon 400D) will work fine indoors but the moment you take it out into daylight it comes up the error generic error code of 'error 99'.. Turn it off and on again take it indoors and it works fine, take it outdoors and it comes with the error code - I've tried this again and again - you wouldn't believe how many shots of the porch I have (I've been standing in the front door; turn left and take photo indoors - its fine.... Turn right and take photo of garden, error 99 "!!!")
Has anyone else had this problem ?? How did you rectify it. I've tried cleaning the gold lense sensors, but that hasn't worked.


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If the OP has a draw weight of 60 lbs and draw length of 28" (as said in his post) I'd say his speed is pretty close to what should be expected. My lighter weight arrows are also 450 grains and with my DW being 63 lbs and DL being 29" these are shooting (measured through a chronograph) at 280 fps. My additional 3 lbs DW and 1" DL making the difference, in my estimation.
One thing the OP might also want to consider is that shooting heavier arrows will make for a quieter shooting setup AND his arrows will retail more down-range energy for increased penetration potential. If he's truly going after BIG game, such as elk and similar size critters, his 450 grain arrows would be a better choice than something lighter, just for the sake of getting a little faster initial out of the bow velocity, IMO. Faster, lighter arrows lose more speed over distance than do heavier arrows. That's just a fact that follows the laws of physics.
There are several online articles as well as in hard print, about the pros and cons of light vs heavy arrows. He might benefit from checking into this before buying light arrows - he just might determine what he has are a good choice and save some money too.
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I figured you might have been thinking it was a Ridge Hunter or other single cam bow Barry. True, that 450 grn arrow is heavy for speed. However, I hear bows are more efficient and quiet with heavier arrows. Beats me?
270 FPS seems to be moving along pretty good for that weight.
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Run it through the calculator mentioned previously, and pay attention to the Kinetic Energy figures. 65# KE will kill just about anything in North America if hit well. You are shooting 54gr. more than I am, and I'm getting 296 fps, 28.5 in. draw, and 68#. I'd say 270 with your set-up is about right, and a good speed.
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UNITAR Hiroshima collaborates with the Hiroshima Toyo Carp to observe International Day of Peace
21 September 2014, Hiroshima, Japan – The UNITAR Hiroshima Office successfully collaborated with the professional baseball team, the Hiroshima Toyo Carp to observe the International Day of Peace on 21 September 2014 at the Hiroshima Mazda Zoom-Zoom Stadium.
A special display, featuring staff and supporters of the Office, introduced its activities, and an ethnic clothing fitting area allowed supporters to try on and experience clothes from a range of different cultures from around the world. Over 500 supporters filled out our fun quiz, and many people wrote messages on the "Peace Message Board". Special collaboration stickers and fans, incorporating the Carp figure and the UNITAR logo were distributed to over 1500 attendees. Office staff were invited onto the field during an innings-break, and were introduced, along with the Office, to the crowd alongside Slyly, the Carp Mascot.
In addition to Carp players showing their support, the normally white home plate was changed to a UN blue, and a video showing Hiroshima's and UNITAR's important role in promoting peace was played on the big screen. The video featured the Governor of Hiroshima Prefecture; the Mayor of Hiroshima City; representatives of the Hiroshima Toyo Carp Baseball team; the San Frecce Professional Football Team; the Hiroshima Symphony Orchestra; local school children; and citizens, and worked to show the activities of the Hiroshima Office as taking Hiroshima's message of hope, resilience, and post-conflict reconstruction to the world.
We thank everyone who visited us, and especially thank Hiroshima Toyo Carp for their collaboration and support of this event.
UNITAR Hiroshima represented at the Third International Conference on Small Island Developing States
The Third International Conference on Small Island Developing States (SIDS) took place in Apia, Samoa between 1-4 September 2014, focusing on the theme of 'The Sustainable Development of SIDS Through Genuine and Durable Partnerships'. A staff member from the UNITAR Hiroshima Office was in attendnace, and undertook discussions with a focus on the Office expanding its activities further into the Pacific.
Twenty-one heads of state and 3,500 delegates from governments, the private sector and civil society, representing 115 countries, attended the conference. A total of 297 sustainable development partnerships were recorded, with a total commitment value of over USD$1.9 billion. The partnerships are in the areas of sustainable economic development, climate change and disaster risk management, social development, sustainable energy, ocean health, and water and sanitation, food security and waste management.
The outcome document "Small Island Developing States Accelerated Modalities of Action" — Samoa Pathway — was unanimously adopted and reaffirmed that Small Island Developing States remained "a special case" for sustainable development due to their unique and particular vulnerabilities. The Samoa Pathway outlines new modalities of action on a range of issues, including sustainable, inclusive and equitable economic growth, climate change, sustainable energy, disaster risk reduction, sustainable use of marine resources, and means of implementing those objectives.
The UNITAR Hiroshima Office looks forward to working with SIDS, and counterparts from around the world, to train and build the capacity of these unique states.
81st UNITAR PUBLIC SESSION
The UN Security Council: Victim of Great Power Tensions?
15 September 2014, Hiroshima, Japan – The UNITAR Hiroshima Office, in collaboration with the Chugoku Shimbun newspaper, hosted a Public Session exploring the UN Security Council's track record and its current influence in relation to global conflicts and crises.
The session saw Dr. David M. Malone, United Nations University Rector; Under-Secretary-General of the United Nations, and author of three books on the UN Security Council, outline the role and history of the UN Security Council since the end of the Cold War, as the only international body authorized to mandate the use of force across borders. He then explored the current condition of the Council and its role, and perceived shortcomings, in crises such as those of Syria and Ukraine.
As Japan is looking to be elected to the Security Council for the 11th time next year, the Public Session was an excellent opportunity to gain a better understanding of the contemporary context in which the Council works. With simultaneous Japanese/English translation, the session was attended by 92 people, from schools, academia, government, NGOs and the local community.
The audience engaged with Dr. Malone with questions about reform to the Council, human rights, the International Courts and the seemingly reactive nature of the Council to brewing crises. Dr. Malone drew upon a large number of contemporary examples to highlight how the UN and international justice systems work, and that any reform to the Council should be approached gradually and in an informed manner. Dr. Malone also took the opportunity to encourage the high school students in the audience to consider the UN in their future careers.
The Public Session was covered by the Chugoku Shimbun newspaper (Link - Japanese only).
Training for 85 Civil Servants from Afghanistan concludes in Abu Dhabi
The UNITAR Hiroshima Office recently successfully concluded Workshop II of its flagship Fellowship for Afghanistan Programme in Abu Dhabi. Held between 25 and 29 August, the Workshop examined Organisational Needs Assessment, Project Planning and Design, as well as Team Development and Management.
- The Afghanistan Civil Service Institute (ACSI)
- The Aga Khan Foundation
- De Afghanistan Breshna Shirkat (Power Utility Company)
- The Mine Clearance Program for Afghanistan
- Ministry of Borders and Tribal Affairs
- Ministry of Counter Narcotics
- Ministry of Education
- Ministry of Finance
- Ministry of Public Health
- Ministry of Public Works
- Ministry of Rural Rehabilitation and Development
- National Assembly (Wolosi Jirga, Parliament)
- Office of the Administrative Affairs
The next workshop of the Fellowship will be held in Hiroshima in November.
Training on the adoption of a Green Economy in Afghanistan concludes successfully in Hiroshima
The Hiroshima Office recently completed training on the adoption of a Green Economy to 20 representatives of the Government of Afghanistan. Hailing from the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, and the Ministry of Economy, and in a programme delivered in close collaboration with the Afghanistan Civil Service Institute and UNDP Afghanistan, the participants represented both Kabul based Civil Servants, as well as Provincial Directors,
allowing for some very focused discussions as to the on-the-ground implementability of the issues presented.
The programme, delivered between 26 and 20 May, focused not only on the theories and benefits of a Green Economy to sustainable development, but also on methodologies for stakeholder awareness raising and programmatic implementation. The concept of a green economy has received increasing international attention recently, as countries explore new patterns of development that take into account economic, social and environmental sustainability considerations. Participants examined different concepts and facets of the green economy, as well as global, national and sector-specific challenges and opportunities to advance low-carbon, resource efficient and socially inclusive development.
By the end of the programme, participants were to have been able to:
- Define the concept of a green economy and explain its value;
- Describe social, environmental and economic benefits of advancing a green economy;
- Identify enabling conditions for greening national economies;
- Identify principal challenges and opportunities for greening key economic sectors;
- Describe national planning processes in support of a green transformation;
- Outline key elements of action plan development;
- Illustrate processes for effective stakeholder identification and integration.
The presentations were augmented by in-depth study tours to the following entities:
- This visit examined the central irrigation network, and fair distribution systems which are employed in rural Japan. The visit was preceded by a presentation from the Hiroshima Prefectural Government on the efficiency and fair-distribution models employed in Japan at a Central- and Local-Government level. The role of local actors, farmers, and government representatives was outlined, as were rural renewal policies employed in Japan. Local cooperatives for distribution and value-adding of local produce was also discussed, as were subsidies for solar energy in rural areas.
- The Seibu Recycling Center, located close to Hiroshima city center processes 80 tonnes of recyclable waste per day, on 3 lines. These lines are entirely manual, and the sorting process is done by hand. This low-tech, but very effective approach was selected for its potential implementability in Afghanistan, as well as the related engagement with the local community that such recycling requires. Presentations held by local government representativeness included the processes and policies required to develop and build the recycling center as well as the methods of community engagement and stakeholder integration required to give the populace buy-in to the process.
- Participants were introduced to the bombing of Hiroshima by a representative of the municipal government, who also examined the two-tiered post-conflict reconstruction process engaged in since 1945. Alongside the "hard-infrastructure" redevelopment, the processes and policies required for changing the thinking patterns and values of a community - from that of a military city to one focused on peace and reconciliation - were also outlined. following this a tour of the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park and the ways in which the community has memorialised tragedy for future generations was also discussed. many comments in the evaluation forms outlined this visit as being very meaningful for the participants.
- The Kinari Mura farm engages in compost and recycling research in a real-world scenario, and is a good example of public-private partnership in the field of Green Economy. The discussion held at the farm focused on similarities and differences observed by the participants vs farming practices in Afghanistan, as well as extrapolation as to the impact adopting some of the techniques and practices would have on agriculture within certain provinces.
The programme will be followed up with in 8 weeks time, with a session in Kabul, examining implementation of the action plans developed in Hiroshima.
The UNITAR Youth Ambassadors for 2014-2015
The UNITAR Youth Ambassadors for 2014-2015 are: Ms. Nozomi Omode, Notre Dame Seishin Senior High School, and Mr. Shunya Ishihara, Hiroshima Gakuin High School.
On 14 April 2014, the UNITAR Youth Ambassadors Appointment Ceremony was held to announce and congratulate the newly appointed UNITAR Youth Ambassadors. The Ceremony was attended by some 30 participants including 21 participants of the Training on World Heritage Sites, and partners in Hiroshima.
The ceremony was covered by Chugoku Shimbun Newspaper (only in Japanese).
Training on World Heritage Sites concludes successfully
- Identify the Principles and Objectives of the World Heritage Convention.
- Explain the fundamentals of the Operational Guidelines for the Implementation of the World Heritage Convention.
- Explain the World Heritage Nomination and Evaluation Processes.
- Summarise the concept of Outstanding Universal Value, with particular regard to Cultural Landscape Nominations.
- List the criteria for the Assessment of Outstanding Universal Value (OUV).
- Analyse the concepts of World Heritage Cultural Landscapes and Mixed Sites, including identifying and defining potential OUV.
- Identify key elements of both Authenticity and Integrity with regard to World Heritage Sites.
Utilising Resource Persons from ICOMOS, IUCN, UNESCO, and UNITAR, the workshop also incorporated study tours to the iconic Hiroshima Peace Memorial (Genbaku Dome), and Itsukushima Shinto Shrine, the two sites of World Heritage in Hiroshima Prefecture. UNITAR would like to thank the Hiroshima Municipal Government, and the Hiroshima Prefectural Government for their assistance in making this workshop so successful.
The Final Workshop in the Fellowship for Afghanistan 2013 Cycle concludes in Kabul
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Minister of Finance of Afghanistan visits UNITAR Hiroshima Office, signs new Memorandum of Understanding
A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed recently between UNITAR Hiroshima Office and the Ministry of Finance of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan in order to deepen the partnership to date and to serve as a framework for future cooperation.
UNITAR was honoured to host H.E. Dr. Omar Zakhilwal, Minister of Finance of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan as well as Mr. Musa Kamawi, Human Resources Director, Ministry of Finance, in both Hiroshima and Tokyo, Japan. The Minister's presence allowed for bilateral discussion on the possibilities, and requirements of nurturing and strengthening cooperation further between UNITAR and the Ministry of Finance so as to contribute to overall human capacity development processes in Afghanistan.
H.E. Minister Zakhilwal was briefed on the many programmes the Hiroshima Office undertakes in Afghanistan, stretching back to 2003. With an alumni of over 450 Afghan Civil Servants trained to date, the Minister commented upon the quality of the programmes offered, as well as the impact that he has seen over his many years of engagement with the Hiroshima Office.
H.E. Minister Zakhilwal paid a visit to Hiroshima Governor, Hidehiko Yuzaki as well as Mayor, Kazumi Matsui. During his meeting H.E. Zakhilwal expressed gratitude to the Hiroshima Prefectural government and the City of Hiroshima for their continuous and generous support to Afghanistan through UNITAR Hiroshima Office that are providing capacity building trainings to hundreds of Afghan civil servants in various fields.
Representatives of the Afghan private sector strengthen skills on agri-business, leadership and, management
UNITAR, through its Hiroshima Office, trained 14 representatives of the private sector of Afghanistan on agri-business, leadership and, management skills in a workshop which took place between 27 to 31 January 2014, in Hiroshima and Tokyo, Japan.
UNITAR was honoured to host for the workshop a senior government official, Minister Advisor to the President of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan H.E. Engineer Mohammad Yousuf Pashtun. The Senior Ministers attendance allowed for two-way discussion with participants on the possibilities, practicalities, and requirements of nurturing and strengthening cooperation and coordination between government and business in Afghanistan so as to contribute to overall development.
Also in attendance, were representatives of the federal government of the United States of America, observing the training and methodologies employed.
The workshop was developed in collaboration with the OXUS Group of Afghanistan. The objectives of the workshop included participants gaining:
- An understanding of their own personality style, and how that impacts leadership
- A deeper understanding of the nature of teams and how to lead them
- Skills fundamentally important to leadership in the private sector
- An outline of the benefits of effective communication, and skills to improve communication
- An outline of the post-conflict reconstruction process as undertaken by Japan and Hiroshima
- A deeper understanding of agri-business models from Japan
The workshop incorporated presentations, in-depth practical exercises and study tours, as well as a special session held at the Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan in Tokyo. In order to capitalize and effectively follow-up on the workshop, the Hiroshima Office will be holding a secondary session in Kabul in three months time, which will examine implementation of the training provided with all participants.
Afghan civil servants strengthen skills on small and medium enterprise development
UNITAR, through its Hiroshima Office, trained 20 representatives of the civil service of Afghanistan on small and medium enterprise (SME) development in a workshop which took place in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, between 30 November and 5 December. The workshop brought together senior government officials from Kabul, including two Vice-Ministers, and their counterparts from several provinces, which allowed for in-depth discussion covering a range of issues from policy to implementation.
The workshop was developed in collaboration with the Afghanistan Civil Service Institute, UNDP Afghanistan, Ministry of Commerce and Industries of Afghanistan, Ministry of Economy of Afghanistan, and ProFound. The objectives of the workshop included strengthening an understanding of:
- SME entrepreneurship and leadership
- SME development in the Afghan context
- SME development in a rural context
- Tools and services that are available to support and develop SME entrepreneurship and business in Afghanistan
- Stakeholder identification and integration
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