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Eocene Swales THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1889. 3 PBOM EGYPT TO HOLY LAND fruit which the natives frequently use as reached, built on this spot because of an A DOG TELLS HIS STORY. like me, who has no politics." Christian Reg THE FARMER IS AT FAULT. or logs. It is an item in racing pouUrr a medicine. Between Jaffa and Raraleh absurd tradition thai the wood of the xtter. for early market to push along as rapidly" are shown the tomb of Dorcas, the foun- cross grew here, and going on over the top Sunday-Schoo- l Teacher (to new pupil) "We cs possible. of are taught by the bible that when some one QUITE A ROUGH LANDING AT JAFFA. tain Abraham, Yazur, the ancient of the hill beyond the holy city of Jerusa- While it is possible to keep eggs ßom' "Hazorshual" of Joshua, and Beit Dajan, lem suddenly comes view. HE READS, PRAYS AND PLAYS BALL. sraiies us on the cheek we should turn the PROTECTION CANKER AT HIS VITALS. into other to him. senti- time before settinz, till better and thrift- the Dagon," of "Behold prospect lies! Isn't that a beautiful ancient "Beth (house the Jerusalem in ment?" "Yes, "Now, if an enemy ier voting fowls will be batched if eggs not God Dagon) of the Philistines. All are, Behoid JerusI?m alutes the eyes! tna'am." Jonratj Thronst the Plata or Sharon, the Al once a'l tongues repeat the Tells All Aboat Himself Other Entertftin. were to smite you on one cheek what would Some Sober Words Upon Sita more than fift en days old are set. however, of doubtful authenticity. Iiarn-le- h nam. the Present Tavlley of Ajalon, tlie Hill Country All hail Jerusalem with loud acclaim." For Children Uow They All Quit you do?'' "I'd pound der top of his head ofl." If woll cared for, a hen that is an extra means "sandy," and is the place where inent Nebraska Statt Journal. tion Other Information For the and on to the Holy City Passing near the reservoir or upper pool Drinking What the Kids Are Way good setter can be made to hatch out ten travelers to Jerusalem usually stop for of Agriculturist One To Incidents, Etc., Etc. Gihon "in the Fuller's Field, we stop Saying Knotty Problems. KNOTTY PROBLEMS. broods without injury. A good, large hen the night. It is said to be the Arimatbsca our stage horses abreast at Beat the Twine Trust. or of gospel, with its three can care for twenty chickens nearly the where resided "a rich man a enig- of ßinall hostelry called "Howard's hotel," Our readers are invited to furnish ori?insl quite as well as for ten. Arimathsea named Joseph" who, situated pate. Hotels charades, "Knotty Jerusalem. Special. My last letter after just outside the Jaffa am Jack. Goldilocks, who is my mis- ma, rl Mien, rebus, and other Hens that get into tho habit of pulling the crucifixion, took the in Jerusalem would be hardly so desig- I Problems," aldressinir all communications relativ to What ails the "Western farmer? askä closed with my landing on African soil, body of Jesus ''when the tress, says I am a wonderfully bright dog. feathers, or eating eggs, unless especially nated anywhere in civilization, but it this department to E. R. Cbadboum, LewUton, Me. the Chicago HercHL "Why does he ob- valuable, should be marketed or made but as I intend to return to Egypt later even was come" and "laid it in his own You may I am proud, I not. must be remembered that in most places think but aui serve the denudation of his soil and the into pot-pi- e as soon as possible. on all of new tomb" (Matthew xxvli., 67). The No. 2720 An Easter-Eg- g to Crack. I will defer mention it until that in Syria there are no hotels at all, and one I know that all my bright ways are due to desertion of his sons without striving to fann- Latin or Koman catholic convent founded of any is luxury, When made a specialty, poultry time. Boarding the Khediviehan steamer character a decided the careful care Goldilocks has taken with know of pro- ing does acreage by long-continu- canker not a lanre of here William the Good of Burgundy ed v : '.; the cause? With the require lay therefore weary and tired with our v LZ'fis ' at Alexandria for Jaffa, our course my education. She says have had the - ' v ' land, management is pos- (not Indianapolis), is believed to stand ride we are glad to be gathered I i airiV-- V-'-' ' tection knawingat his vitals, why does he while with it along roast, and we ex- , the Mediterranean over the former house of Nicodemus. to the sheltering bosom of mine host of best of teaching, and she wants to have not address himself to the disease? The sible to secure a regular income every perienced a rather rough voyage of it There is an historic tower of great hiebt the Howard with we are to abide me tell all the children what I can do. week. at whose affords a mag- whom railway managers have had sordid reasons most of the way. Jaffa (or "Yafa") is a Bamleh, ascent during our etay in the Holy City. First, I would pay that I am of excel- The principal source of income from nificent view of all the surrounding coun- for the maintenance of a system which peafowls is are dangerous port with a wretched harbor, Will E. English. lent family. I am a black and tan, with a the feathers, though there try from Gaza on the south to Cearea in hindered the usefulness of their roads. many persons w ho like the taste of the and if the sea is at all rough, landing there trim, black coat, which keep the north besides Gath and Askelon and THE FIRST COINED MONEY. smooth, I But the ir.rmer owns stock in no mill. He flesh sutficient'y to enjoy eating them. is entirely out of the question, and the the mountains of Judea and Samaria. nicely brushed. I am not like those vul- makes no contract. He does not stock his They require along time to fully mature. sea-sic- k is is this A Very passenger for Jerusalem most It not certain whether Ancient Invention, Dating Back to gar dogs who go about with their hair all farm and vote himself $25,000 salary. The meat of the common guinea is dark tower dates from the occupancy of the Seventh Century C. then nnnoyingly compelled to continue on I. roughened. You can always tell a gentle- w and has something of the grmey flavor Saladin or Richard Coeur de Ieon; Kcvlew. He does not consolidate ith his neighbor leyond his destination. Even in the best Mu Müller in the Fortnightly man by his neat dreis. I am quite a little that those who prefer wild fowls to do- Near to and in sight of Ramleh is Lydda Coined money, as you .know, is a very and water the two capitals tor tw ice their of weather it is no easy or pleasant mat- beauty, if you know what that is. I don't, mestic ones relish. If in good condition (or "Lod"), one of the early cities of the ancient invention. There may have been value. Why should he uphold a reign of it makes an excellent table fowl. ter, and as the ship cannot come near the tribe of Benjamin and the place where altogether but it must be something good, because a golden age when gold was false economy that reduces the value of While with man) it is not so considered, höre passengers are taken off in sraa'1 Peter "came down to the saints which unknown and people paid with cows not Goldilocks and her friend both said, "Oh, farms and products deprives the agri- dwelt at Lydda" and healed Eneas, who, and yet counting what is us d for the family boats by the clamorous natives who sur- with coin. When precious metals, gold, you dear little beauty !" when I came here culturists of all the advantages accruing table, poultry pays as large a profit as any round all vessels as soon as they appear. for eight years had been "sick of the silver, copper, or iron first began tobe to live long ago, and almost every day from the benefits of twenty-fiv- e years of other class of stock kept upon the farm. palsy," and then continued on to the ti3ed for payment they ' were at first is, The day of our arrival we were barely coast at Joppa. "Forasmuch as Lydda they say it now. constant labor and wonderful invention ? There too, the additional advaatagethat simply weighed. Even we still speak of a what is not marketed at a price that will able to make a landing, owing to the was nigh to Joppa." (Acts ix, S'JiM.) pound instead of a sovereign. The next When I was given to Goldilocks I didn't Is it true that the farmer reads little? heavy swell, and as a big Arab took me in There is a fine Greek church at Lydda you pay a profit can nearly always be used to step was to issue pieces of gold and silver known much. Would believe that I Has he ceased to till his mind? Did he, w built on the of the "church of St.
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