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American Freeman (Newspaper) - March 24, 1847, Prairieville, Wisconsin VOL. 3. DEVOTED TO LIBERTY POLITICS, TEMPERANCE, EDUCATION, AGRICULTURE, MECHANIC ARTS.i'AND GENERAL INTELLIGENCE. PRAIRIEVILLE, WISCONSIN; WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1847. NO. 21. AMERICAN FREEMAN, rilBI.KHCD BVCHT WBDMIiSDATf IIY OLIiT OODDZ1TO. orncE m BACON It BIMCKWELLL'H Dt.ocK THIRD TERMS. ff Two per year, if paiil in or within thrna monltn; otherwise Iwcfiity-fivw in addition Tor every Ihreo month's delay will be required. O'All mJ Hent through the Office, mini be pAioandwJdress- to Ons k. Conmsco, Vubliuhers. c. C. OLIN. I I. POET RJT. from the Jivtten Tratihr. Give me three uf corn, moHier." [The wire the last of an Iriih lad tu mother, dying Irani She found three grains in a corner of ragged and them to him. It wu all the ha'l; the whole latnily were pcnihing from laorine.] Y A. M. I.I WB. Give me Ibree gmnt ot corn, mother, Only three grains of corn, It will keep the litllc lile 1 have Till Ihe coining of Die morn. I >m dying of hunger and cold, mother. Dying ot hunger and cold, And half Ihe agony of such a death, My lipi have nerer toM. It hasgnawtd lihea wolt'al my heart, mother' A wolf lhat is fierce for blood, All Ihe livelong day, ami the night Inutile, Gnawing for lack of fowl. 1 dreamed ol bread in my deep, mother, Ami the aiglil was heaven lo see I woke witli an eager famishing But you had no broad lor inc. How could I look to you, mother, How cotilil I looli lo yun. For brcail lo give your itarving boy, When you won; starving, loo Kor 1 read the famine in your cheek And! n your eye so wild, And I felt il in bony hand As you laid it on child. The Queen hni lami.i and troM, mother. The liueen baa hinilsaml gold While you are forced to j our empty breast A skeleton babe to A babe that is of want, mother, As I am dying now, Wilh a ghastly look i" sunken eye, And famine upon brow. TV'hut has poor dnnn, inollicr, What h.w poor Ireland ilom-, That Ihe world looks on aiul sees us starve, Perishing one by one. Do the ineu of rare nut, mother, The great men anil the For (he sufl.'ring sons "I Krin's IsK', Whether they live or die f There is many a brave heart here, mother. Dying ol want und While only across the ctiunvti-1, mother, Are many lhat roll in gold. TliL-ru ary rich ami proiiil men thore, mother, With wondrous wealth tu view, Ihe bread they Ilini; to Ihnir tings to-night, Woulil me lifu ant! you Cotno nearer to my side, imithrr, Come nearor lo my t And bold me tonilly Aly father, wbu-.i In-, i fur I eauiiiit sf.-fj breath isalmuH" Mother dear mother Give Hit: three grainy ol' to hia bosom and crouched towards the lire; for ague oa him, for the tie had upon the cold floor of house. What plea what an appeal from laws of his coon try! from the unanimous verdict millions offals country men, which bad pro- nounced, him an Africaq by blood, and him and all bis posterity to the cordilicn uf brute The Bible, God's Mayna Chartu of hu- iriao liberty, liad been wound around with tha tlaveholder'a lash, to keep its divine revolutions fnnu the boftdman. But there was, io all the darknem lhat aurrounded him, a ny of lhat light which tightelh ev- ery (nan Dial cometri into the world and it full faintly and dimly upon his oppressed conscience, until he taw and full that bit color not the complexion of crime; determined to encounter the tre- uietidous odds, and seek a jury in the wide world who should listen to h'm appeal and tbu verdict that bad made him a He could not read for it is a breach of the laws, which fix his condition, to teach a slave lo read. Hi; could not read the names and destinutmn of the ships that alighted in thu harbor, like currier Whence they whilhtsr they went, wits a mystery beyond his means) uf solu- tion. Ho daily taw ihem spread their great whitu wings and soar away through the blue ocean firmament, and wondered much what kind of Kin J they would alight kind of would bail their corniuj. And among these querulous thoughts, Ibis las', vr juld steal er color crime, on that distant shore. It was littlv hu knew of the location of countries. The North star was the sum and ct-nter of all his geographical facts. And Cnnddn was directly under Ihe .North still-, :md all who reached thai [mrndiso of freedom from Southern bondage, stole vain. Twenty bit bad been out upon Ibe lea, noery of latwt beatd. The lust cracker warn gone. Three days and nights he bad lived without a morsel of food.' and liberty Id re- and he clolohed at them in a cry for: belp. Ihere might be flaih in Ihgcaplam's heart, out upon that minabla ocean, and he cried louder 'Save me! J He Was dragged from hiding place, trembling and1 hag- he told and for mercj vtera iutertupted.by .a volley uf and threats thai he should be sent back to slavery by the first ship: (bey met bound to America. He plmdfui1 mercy with all the earnutneas of last hope of fraedom, and: then in.all the strength of but in vain. He was ordered to be.pul.io iruas, and to be kept upon bread and water, until some should heave in sight by which tha caplain and crew might'escape convic- tion of humanity, by iwodidg the fugitive: back to bondage.. But npiuch.nail was descried, though sought in the dititance with the telescope; and the slave hoped on in bin He was on deck, with hands manacled together, when a green land loamed up from.the like a visiou of new world. Life and liberty, came back to his despuicing heart with all the impulse of their strong yearnings, arjil he essayed to wring the iron I'rom his limbs. Now the. towers and and ,the dim. outlines of a distant city, arise .before his eyes, and the ship entered the waters of Rhine, and that city was Rotterdam and soon they were threading'their way thro' a fleet of vessels of every flag. The mo- ment had come, and Liberty or Death was tabu the issue of the leap. The sailors were busy in taking ir> the sails and jetting jo the anchor. Now or the American slave, 'aceoutercd as'he sprang from 'the deck into the river. His hands were closely ironed together; but hu enter. They did so; but for wbat pur POM, suppose yori, reader To talk of work to be done by those who are glad sik leave to or utter .blber ness of death, ere the morning sun should light up the desoliuions of tha storm. She sat" down for a moment by the bed-side, thiio rose and paced the floor with her of No. Par different! ihaiids pressed' oil her burning forehead the errand on which Iheycaina. One of paused-fur a moment at the 'window, and them claimed her at and or- harf drew back Ihe curtain, (hen kneeling, dered .'her to fan seized as his "slave'.'' It; iras done, aqd. she was conveyed, with her oldest ch'ild, tu the county jail, no me six miles lo.await the highest' bidder" fur the blood and bones of his fol- 1 fact of being sold to Geor- gia, that caused those unearthly you ask. Is that not acbrnmoa thing in 1'' :1 ft is far too I answer with, shame; bot it was not that which caused; such intense ag'atiy. The cause far wprse.even than that. J willtell. liestlitig in lhat mother's bo- som, through that sadly terminated hud lain a babe, but a few weeks old a babe which, colored though it was, and doomed to become as deep-lined as its sa-.; ble molner, was her baby with all thu .tender and helpless ways of a an" attempted to cast her burden upon tha Lord. A slight fnovement of the sleeper disturbed her devblions. She arose, and trending over him, littened to his (Id her ear) rapidly shortening breath. Again she left'tbu repaired to the farther corner of the room, saying to herself as she knelt, If prayer fails to relieve me, what shall I do 'Long did she kneel there, and calmer and calmer grew the of her. bosom aud when she arose, sbe felt that sha was She proceeded to preparation for the remainder of night, and wen calmly sought and arranged articles which .might be needed when the death-hour should came: She then sat down by the bed-side. The sleep of the patient was deep and long con- tinued. As she sat beside him, she re- membered all the way which the Lord bad brought from the commencement uf thai: mother, loved it as fondly as the fair-] her being'to. the present sad arid solitary esl-skiniied, mother of this land could love hour. 'She reviewed Ihe days ofherchild- hor own. But it was deemedI an incum- brartce io its mother in the So I hey tore il tudely from her bosom It was that whirh caused the shriek of ago- nized speechless of a .bereaved and tortured soul! Yea, they; tors that tender child from its owiiy by night, and traveled through for-I struggled manfully with the current for e.s'ts, nnd over mountains, for weeks und life and liberty, flu was descried by Ihe This he knew by tradition; but I crew of a Dutch "boat passing near, who rescued him jus I as he was sinking for the last time, and conducted him to Ihe ship to which they belonged. .He cuuia before ihe captain, who recognized. Ihe jewels of when ilicse sliip.s finished their course and dropped their anchors, which he daily saw vnni.shing in the distance, was a question fov conjecture. They could not bu bound for Cnnndu ho was .sure of lhat. But did shivery covt-r all the eurth but Canada? not one in ten of llieaa ocean ships anchor by somo walk a freuimin llopo and faith roiiffd that thought into a living I idnii, lliiit lillcd his mind by night and day. i IIi.i condition could not be wurso. He i could bu but a slave, wherever hu might I be cast. of prepuvtilion about a large merchantman indicated that it was about to weigh iitichor for u foreign [Kirt. 'J'he deck und whurf were covered with busy num. wrestling with bales, huxits, und let.s. ljut tliece wa.funu like hulf tliu resl, whu carried 11 bag ciosuly by liisside, not entered upon Ihe ship's invoice. U was tilled with the rrugmcnisand savings frutn many soatily uieals. With this he found his way into thu fore part o! Hie sKip, where Uu espied a Uule space, which anullier bale or would close tVuui sight. While the weru busy in slowing fiway the freighl, hu.slunk into thu narrow nock lii.s bag, ami thu next minute tlu> aperture was closed, nnd to his great In.- was left in utter darkness. Thu hurried upon dec I; waxed louder und louder; ui.d llie fugitive held hm brnath to listen. 'Jlv! Ha! at became the inmate of a "Had: and she gloomy prison! For what; you.ask. the woman committed any crime Not the possible crime was she guilty of, except it really be a crime to wear a black skin. But sha was a slave, at least she was claimed as such. Besides, you sea they only transferred her from, one prison to what is slavery but imprisonment In fact, it is generally im- prisonment of life..... What became of the babe some anx- ious mother impatiently asks. 1.cannot answer further than that it was u republic, and saw lhat (he poor man was left wilh a colored woman, who promised an American stave, and in bonds for the'i its mother to take care ot it. This, it is probable, she was allowed to do until it was old enough for thu "Southern market.1' Mothers of the who have borne color of bis skin. His iron bracelets were wrung by strong hands fiom bis, nnd he was conducted lo JCtifJisli consul; and, by the next steamer lo Kngland, in a few hours he trod a soil upon which no slave can breathe. When 1 saw him, he was still wel with his leap into Ihe Hhine. A reaction had come over him. The of the escape had been encountered. Na- ture had exhausted all bur latent energies in the struggle for liheriy. The sustaining when her glad voice mingled with those of brothers and sitters who rejoiced in the richest treasures of parental her first acquaintance wilh thu future hus- band of her youlh, and ibe delightful hours when she'permitted the current of her af- fections to flow out towards him, met by a returning stream not pure, deep, and' hour when, united to him in holy bonds, she left her home und kin- dred; for tha full possession of a heart which sympathised with every feeling, from the lightest to the deepest, that atiired her soul years uf prosperity, so abundant in the means uf contributing to the enjoyment of those lacking sympathy and days when wealth und the friends made by it were scattered, and the hospitable mansion was exchanged for the lonely separation of ihosB who had been one in heart and life, thu fa- ther to a foreign land, the son for loils which his delicate frame was unabla to sustain, the daughter to utrivti lo commu- nicate, to listlessness and imbecility, those menial and physical accomplishments which had so often elicited the admiration of the most cultivated return children, and felt the feeble pulsations of j of thnt son to die, as it seemed, wilh her soon fall asleep. For several the mother watched the (lumbers of tier chil- dren. .The day began to dawn, aud the hoarse voice of the storm to die away. As the first rays of the morning sun glanced in at the window, nature was calm, al- most at that moment the spirit departed from its tenement. There was no death- struggle; he simply ceased to So sudden and quiet was bis Mary was not called to witness it. She was ifoJFerrd to sleep on, and take her rest. While the mother was thus silling be- tween the living and Ihe dead, fouUleps were beard approaching, und a low rap at the door. She opened it, und Mr. Bate- man, a rude dweller on the mountain a mile or two distant, stood before her. "Good said he as he entered, the thippiog ports of (be Black Sea, wr theie is in abundance of corn. Just acrojithf AlUdlic UK: fol- lowing harvest ha. been in foi wants of the worU Wheat Indian Cora Hy- Uuck-vrh-it Barley '1 ilk of finu'iio, with such MorU uf pro- duce within the rtuch uf twenty days voy- age! And the surplus uf all grain pouring like into the Atlantic ports, wailing (tie tu convey ii (he. ocean, l.vl UB ettinmle lhal and see if thi-rn not a fair allowance in as mild a lone as his habitually harsh voice would allow. Vou are all alive I i'nglund and Frunce. will put down yet, I hope, after this Bui population uf thu United Stairs al Heeing her shako her head> he pautiud ah- and we will allow lo urery nun, t-uplly, and then askeJ, Is he gonti I child, of bom! or free, 10 Wb- said she, pointing to the "f this grain for from nnd then, with gesture deprecating noise, "f January, or until another hsrrosl. to.the couch on which Mary reclin- At of allowance ihe population of ing. At lhat moment she suddenly nwoke. j country would 11 1 dreamed he was sai-J she, j bushels to live ujmn unlit Ihe m-ju harvest, jjoing to. the bed-side." O, why did you I From this balance not call me OonvuUwe weeping Yol- lowed a siyht of the fixud couiitenanceand closed eye. Her mother led her to ad- joining apartment, and after a short absence returned. "ill deduct 100 to be added cuinptuMient to Ihe hny and ruol ted lo the horses, CHltle.tihrc-p, and of the catiutry fur the vnma period, wbich would be a liberal allowance, iuaiiiiuch their little respond U> your know you not how to commiserate- that cruelly bereft mother I trust that you do. Then plead earnestly for the cause of the slave Strengthen the hands of your husbands, and fathers and brothers, amid thi-ir stern conflict with the giant Wrong invigorntion of tear and hope was gone, aud j and 1 heir sufferings he hung his head and crouched toward Ihe lire, as if them were nothing left loask for, but lo die a freeman. Nor did he ask aloud for this, or fur any thing; but sat quaking with' the ague, anil ultered hot a complaint nor a murmur of pain, except when left alone far a momenta) the room., i HeTtt was a fellow countryman, appealing lo thit world, in the silent remonstrance of his suffering, against a imprisonment i lor color iti ths American house of bondage. plead guilty for rny country, with a sense ut'sluime I cun not describe. It was the first time, 1 believe, that 1 ever had two overcoats at once, and thus was able tu comply literally with the gospel precept, and share them with a sulfering fellow- being. And its (his was Ilia lirst time I A T 1-S L .A V K 11 Y AN AMERICAN l.V LONfO.V. 3IY KI.IllO j I The leap for liberty, that sweetest bonu i of heaven, had been adventured. Thu desperateslrugglii was over aiullhnl boon was bin, to die with, apparently for he seemed to be troubling tin the extremist verge of iit'e. There was, in thnt cily- great London, w herein dwell shapes phases and f.icutiics of hunmn wretch- edue.s.i almost infinite in number and varie- ty, liut an American slave, wilh the ever anjuyed that luxury, I put the of last fell upon his ears like- the voice of sal- vation, amt hu closely hugged the floor lo his bosom, to still the noise uf his heating I the twnin upon warm und thick beiirt. Ue Ho! felt new comfort in the one 1 o! hoy r Tha ship is sidling oil'from i wore. The hnt I hnd worn for two years ee the whnrf. The voices on deck are sup- pressed, nnd Ihe capUiin's is heard alone. 'Aye! iiyc comes down in response from tho spars; and thesuundof ihc canvass has already spread Ihe wings of hope in the heiirt of the Amer- ican slave. The ship moves but it moves. A splash, mm It is the and (ha sailors are pulling it in. Now there is n gurgling sound against Ihe ship's tuda. It moves it moves The hind of the free nnd the home of the bravo1 the face of private malice and public .scorn! Woman cun do much, if faithful io her much that, wilh Ihe co-operation of the wives, and mothers, and daughters of ourguilty land, the "Lib- erty Bell" would soon cease lo send forth such heart-rending tones as the shrieks of '.lie Childless Mother. filled him well; and 1 left him with a feeling of gratitude that 1 could give even so pour 'a freedom suit' to an American .slave in London. 18-17. him and his muster. it will he doubled. In tun minutes mure Still another sail falls braceletsof a Republic! or their red murks, j recedes inch hy inch. Another sail is un his feet and wns aa unique a shnlicn out to the breezr, and the gurgling wonder as il a coinmi'n beggar had never I furrow of the keel is deepened. There the city. Slavery, disguise itstilf as it may, can never Inde under lht> rags of poverty, nor merge iiacUatlel mark wilh the lineaments of common wretchedness. And there was this poor man, trembling in the midst of the bold with a sense of tho guilt of his skin, that origininal sin of his constitution, for which he had dona penance i in a Christian land for thirty years on thejread mill of slavery. It no affvcting sight', to an American. stave any where, either al home or abroad, while panting with his run for lifu. Ol nil human nona a ;e goaded by day and night by such a conscience as lhat which afflicts him. fears the light, lest he should bo discovered but he longs for one look from Ihe deck, murely lo see if the fearful vision of Ihe hind of bondage has disap- peared. Now it is night although the uiglitnnd Ihe are both alike to him, as fur us light is concerned. Nature knows whcn niglU comes, even to one burn blind, j eTj as jr8ijfjed by the very intensity of Ihe And nights came to the American slave, j h expressed. On subsequent and days, and dreams, and lights and shades j inquiry of a servant, I obtained the follow- ing solution of the soul-troubling mystery; ID a hut, a square or two distant, had lived, for some time, colored womnn, the of hopt) and despair, which be could not His story was short nod simple. He writhing wilh Ilia ague, and there was a rheumatic fever in every joint. He brealhed painfully, and with an ellbrl that shook the chair in the corner. He bad an THE STORY. THE LONE WATCHER. BV PIIOIT. j. Ai-DKm, jo. u. He will not be here eaitl Mrs, Brainard, with a deep sigh, as she let fall the curtain which had lifted from the small and solitary window of her hum- ble dwellingi baying vainly endeavored to pierce the darkness which reigned without. A fierce storm was raging. The dread roar of tho wind, which swept through the valley overlooked by the site of dwell- ing, was incessant, save when drowned for a moment by Ihe violent beating of Ihe rain against the window. Occasionally, the crash of a forest tree was heard, as il was hurled from its place on Ihe mountain that rose abruptly in Ihe rear. lie will not be here repeal- ed Mrs. Brainard, in a tone of deeper sad- ness, as sh.e crossed the floor, seemingly wilh 110 definite purpose. A slight sigh, an of one awaking ftom slumber, caught her ear, despite the noise of the elements without. She moved quickly, aud gently drew aside the curtain of a bed lhat stood in a rude recess of the apartment, and ex- these scenes passed in review before her, and in all she could distinctly trace the hand of Almighty goodness and wisdom, even in this last closing scene, so fast darkening whose shades around her. She rose from her seat, and kneeling by the bedside of her dying son, gave thanks to God fur all his dealings with her anil hers, and nuked, in full assurance that she should be heard and'answered, for strength to sustain her in the trial that seemed to be near, even at the door. As she resumed her sent, she fancied she heard on attempt to lift the lalch, and it i was not till a violent gust of the storm had passed thai she was able to hearlhu move- ment, which told that some one was at the door. She sprang and opened it, and hurl daughter stood, before her, drenched to the skin and deadly pule. A half-suppressed exclamation burst from the mother, and they were locked in such an embrace us is known only to ihoso who have hearts as warm ai those that beat in the bosoms of the mother and her daughter, and who.like meet, after long separation, in the. chamber of death, or beside the grave of burieJ love. B. led her daughter to the bedside, and allowed her to imprint a kiss on the pale-brow of the withdrew her to niuke the necessary changes in her dress, j She had effected this, aud was sitting by the lire endeavoring lo reslore warmlh lo I her chilled and exhausted frame, leaning on the bosom of her ciother. too feeble and too full of heart to speak, when her brother awoke and made an effort at Her iitipulse was to rise and rush to his bedside, but her strength failed her, and sha sank to the floor in a swoon. Her brother's wild look of inquiry was answer- ed hy his mother, while she was placing a pillow beneath the head and using means uf restoring her suspended animation Sbe found the old man silling hy HIM jxurtunige commences in lha coldest parts bedside, wilh his chin supported by j ul the Union, the first of iMsy, awl hands, which rested on iho lop of hi.i slufl'. j harvest hy the lirsl of July. >.'ow, His cheeks were wet wilh tears. Httr own j l'lKn> WB have, over and above flowed copiously at the for Batemau butiheln of grain fur. was the last man to be seen in such cir- J England anil France, afu-r drduclmg cumslances, and giving evidence of lander for An uldattd fueling. He was one of those foreiit Jsh- j corn-dunler tsliinati'n annual consump- maelites who fear not God nor regard man ;'lkl11 by the population of Grenl Uriliiu, from whom a display of human feeling was laud, nnd Scotland, al no more to be expected than from u lirute. jtcli- Kow, suppose ou Iheliriit of Kt-bru- i rievur said the old man in a ary lllst nativt- grown bushel of corn broken voice, tii! yesterday j should lie consumed, and lhat the Itut your son had come home sick. I was' same production ihuuld from then on my way from home, and did not 1tllu kingdom of France at the time jet back till after dark. As soon as I gol could tin- people of either counlry uy that home, 1 set out to come here but when Irvine I'rovidnuce hnd made famine iuev- 1 got to the bridge, I found il gone, j i'able in '.heir borders lx-1 ut Ad- I was obliged lo give it up. was I milling fin extreme whnt jl'iaid thure was nobody to take earn of j riviources have we against thv calurnity him. This morning 1 started as eoon as it' havii left hand u coimtiut rivtir was light, and had to go round to neur the i of '-it" ihe tin Black Head of tlie stream." j Sea, Lnlweeii which and iho diHrrweJ I Bin greatly obliged to replied j then- is no of icr to interrupt Mrs. fJraiuard, for uking so much Irou- j navigalion. On the right hund we have ble locome lo j Aiwriean ports fast lilting wilh a 1 didn't mention it lo show how much i of bukhriii of trouble it cost, as if 1 valuad that al. any- j i Slarve, uli w hat's ilie tnalUr thing; but to show the reason why 1 was j England will nol have H of not here sooner." on ihe lirst ul 1' uliruuty, "You are very kind to come at all; we UUI' nothing sliorl of had no claims upon you." j will make her children unlit Yes you have, or he, had, and you for anulhrf liarvwsl.J' Indued his sake. Bui when did your daughter Johii Brother Jonaihnn, "you bavu nf iiuaitrrs nu, of "About midnight." wnre-hou.se, if you il, provided On foot, nnd alone i J'011 w'" sucku nnd wngons to cun.> it is, she started on foot when j ho.-uu in, for most mine are in she left the stage at the opening of llu; val- j hi: in tin uadtr ley." i tone, ijlanchty .Wexicy.) What time was thai Bui Very Just before sunset." "And it took her lilt twelve o'clock lo get here It was a little past twelve, I believe. She came in thoroughly drenclntd with the rain, and exhausted. I have noLyel learn- ed the particulars. I only know thai she set oul as soon as she was informed of the i danger of her brother, and arrived hert; lusl (hi-n will sure, to linve I BJI are your sucks, man "It ian wonder she did not perish. But are your wagons I oannol fninish Ilittni hbor I cnn't talk Kit-iich, but I uu- drinland you to sny thai there are Ihiriy of mouths in your family UilielVil, and lhat want of to keep you in M dect-nl Male of till Imr- vc.-sl lime. Kalher a close neighbor for so many growing You had lielter say of what is now to he done T I had heller go to Yiui and John Hull. What do you s.-iyr and get some of ihe neighbors to come und 'tx'lf of your ships an full nf cutfafufn, cun- lay him out. Any thing you want done lialfo.f join- scmurn in first." 'f war lo do for fmrnnr "I should like to have you send to the WhalV the use of your navy, wilh iu cut- posed to the dim rays of the flickering lamp Your sister came, half an hour ago, wel of lifr, and with the j old calico coat on him when he bid himself i rounding she so regarded by baying of ihe blood fiourids and the tread away in the ship; but little of that now r the- countenance of a young man, whose ghastly paleness and deeply sunken eye be- tokened a speedy departure to the spirit- land. Has he comer" said tho invalid, in a feeble, hollow voice. V No, my son. It would bo impossible for any one to come up the valley on such a night as this. It would be almost cer- tain death to attempt it." The fall of a Venerable hemlock which stood the very door of theii dwelling added a fearful commentary to her remarks ou the dangers of the night. An expression of ftar crossed his countenance as ihe sound aud shock of this fall was heard and felt. We ara said the mother, notic- ing the expression. "Fear not, lam with thee be not dismayed, for I am thy God. The very hairs of our head are all number- ed. Out best and most powerful friend is with us, if your, father is not." A slight groan was uttered by the suffer- er. The hand of the mother was gently laid on his forehead, while on her counte- nance there rested an expression of grief, to IVI BVIIIW bllfJVi TWMioHf 1 I lil mother of two children, whose wants she which copious tears would have made no I addition. "-Are you in much pain asked she, in a tone which exhibited all the depths of a post office for me, and make inquiry if cny thing has been heard of Mr. Uiainard He wrote me he should be hern last evening." "1 wish lhat I hnd known il before 1 lefl home; then I could have sent Hen. I don't know, though, as il mnlters much, for it is ten to one if he had gone n slop after tny hack was lurned. My children don't be- have na yours do or did. 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Here's our list of the most innovative work done in the PC space this year, both in terms of complete systems and at the component level — with a dishonorable mention thrown in for good measure. Note that 'innovative' doesn't always mean practical — some of these systems are fairly specialized, but they still display a willingness to think outside the box.
Apple's new 5K iMac is something of a puzzle – as is the resolution the display runs at. How's Apple pulling this one off?
The new iMac packs an impressive array of hardware. Is it enough to take on Apple's Mac Pro?
Apple has unveiled the new 27-inch iMac with Retina 5K display. As the name suggests, the new iMac has a 5K display — but otherwise, it keeps the same form factor as last year's iMac (it's still just 5mm thick at the edge). It is priced at just $2,500, and it ships today. Boom.At 5K…
Rumors began surfacing this week that the 27-inch iMac will be receiving a massive boost in resolution from 2560×1440 (109 PPI) to 5120×2880 (218 PPI) — four times the raw number of pixels on screen. To help push nearly 15 million pixels at once, a new AMD-based GPU is said to be included as well. This is exciting news, but the inevitably-high asking price is bound to scare away most consumers.
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We are in the process of converting our garage into anoffice and need to insulate the attic which is above the garage. The problem is, about 6 months ago, we spent 3 days cutting a bunch of wood and nailing it in place up there so we would have more storage space. More storage space means that it's ALL storage space up there now--with MAYbe a 1/2" here or there space between those boards--not enough to have the blower nozzle go through. SO, now we have to take everything down, remove those boards, blow in the insulation and the replace the boards--hopefully we can use the same ones.
· Have you ever used one of those blower machines? are they easy to use (for a lay person such as myself and husband)? Do you have to hold the hose at the nozzle part in order to control it or can you hold the hose about 3 or feet back and still be ok (that way i was thinking we could just remove one of the boards, shove the hose in there and blow away while creeping the hose further back....
· Someone had suggested we buy carpet padding instead to use as insulation... (that way we wouldn't have to take out and replace those boards)...we would roll out 2 layers of carpet padding and then put everything on top of that--would that give us adequate insulation?
· Or, again, leave the boards as is and buy sheets of insulation and staple them to the top of the roof?
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Welcome to the St Kieran's Primary School website. Our school community provides high quality inclusive Catholic education for children from Prep to Year 6 in a co-educational setting. We are proud of our caring, welcoming atmosphere which is reflected in our school motto – Strength through Caring.
At St Kieran's Primary School we are a child-centred Catholic faith community where there is excellence in teaching and learning and where we value the development of the whole child and ensure every student progresses and grows academically, emotionally, spiritually and physically.Read more...
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The Vision revealed through Jesus Christ is to live our faith in God and his teaching through our educational and evangelizing ministry striving for excellence in all we do.
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Reminders he had made it to the bigtime were everywhere. Nevertheless, there were moments Ian Mahinmi felt like pinching himself just to make sure.
Mahinmi turned 21 at the outset of the 2007-08 NBA season. Playing for San Antonio, the franchise responsible for drafting him two years earlier, he was running the floor with Spurs icons Tim Duncan and Tony Parker, the latter a fellow Frenchman.
"My first year I did have to pinch myself a lot. There were a lot of big names around me, guys like Tony, Tim, Manu (Ginobili), Big Shot Rob (Robert Horry) and Bruce Bowen," said Mahinmi, the first-year Indiana Pacers player who backs up starting center Roy Hibbert. "Then you get used to it and realize they're just human beings like you."
Referring to Mahinmi as well-traveled doesn't quite cover it.
Before coming to Indianapolis via a July trade with Dallas for point guard Darren Collison and swingman Dahntay Jones, the 6-foot-11 post played four seasons professionally in his native France, three with the Spurs and another two with the aforementioned Mavericks.
There were hard and good times along the way.
He had a brief stint in the NBA Development League with the Austin Toros in 2007, not to mention the NBA title he contributed to as a Mavs' backup a few years later.
Years of strength training and proper diet have given Mahinmi, now a solid 230 pounds, a body capable of enduring the rigors of an 82-game regular-season schedule and whatever postseason series may ensue. This is a far cry from the summer night in 2005 when so-called league experts wondered why San Antonio would use the No. 28 selection overall on the slender young man from Rouen.
Mahinmi played in only six games for the Spurs in 2007-08; but his minutes, confidence and production have since increased significantly. Statistically speaking, the 2011-12 season in Dallas was Mahinmi's finest with career-bests in starts (12), scoring (5.8) and rebounds (4.7).
His court time has gone down only slightly as a Pacer, from 18.7 minutes per game for the Mavs to 16.5 for Indiana. However, Mahinmi supplies much-needed frontcourt depth for a franchise sorely lacking in this department in recent seasons.
His present averages of 5.4 points, 3.9 boards and one block have been huge in the team enjoying success even without injured swingman Danny Granger.
The writing to some degree was on the wall during the Pacers' five-game preseason slate in which Mahinmi averaged 12 points and 5.8 boards. Two-thirds into the regular season, his top mark in points is 14 during a December loss at Milwaukee; against Washington two weeks later Mahinmi pulled down a season-high 11 rebounds.
Not to be overlooked is Mahinmi's NBA playoff resume, which to date shows a dozen games with an average of 20.3 minutes played. Don't think Indiana coach Frank Vogel won't be reminded of this once the Pacers lock up a third consecutive postseason appearance.
How Mahinmi performs in the coming weeks could have a significant impact on where the Pacers are seeded.
He's already lived out one dream by making it to the NBA and a second by winning a championship. Who knows? Perhaps a third gets Mahinmi some serious air time back home.
"It's very different growing up overseas because back in the day there was very little NBA on TV," he said. "Once a week they had this show that came out. Highlights, a top 10. I never missed it."
Mahinmi also would see plenty of Parker, who by calling Paris home resides only 45 minutes southeast of Mahinmi when both are in France.
The two friends text frequently during the NBA season. Mahinmi, who is four years younger, is greatly appreciative of the advice and words of encouragement.
"He's just a great guy to have in your corner," Mahinmi said.


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1Get a good pair of shoes, most likely they will have to be skate shoes, like Es, Etnies, DC, Adio, or DVS or even Keds.
2Look inside the shoes, they must have 2 little black straps inside that hold the tongue down.
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The novel that begins Tony Hillerman's series of Navajo mysteries offers a convenient glimpse of the author's creative process. In the dominant role it gives to Professor Bergen McKee, it suggests that Hillerman originally associated the adventure of his plots even more closely with the ''romance'' of anthropology than he would in the subsequent development of his saga of the Reservation. At the same time, The Blessing Way deploys scenes and episodes, and entangles the lines of the plot, in the fashion that has become the hallmark of the Hillerman invention in the crime and mystery genre. Thus, this first novel has unusual value beyond its immediate attraction as an exciting tale of distorted ambition.
The narrative opens on the Navajo Reservation in Arizona but within a few pages shifts to Albuquerque, New Mexico, 400 miles to the east, where Bergen McKee procrastinates instead of grading the eighty-four final examination papers submitted by his Anthropology class at the state university. Part of the reason for his delay is a mood of nervousness and distraction. A larger cause is his preoccupation with a letter he expects from his friend Joe Leaphorn, an officer with the Navajo Tribal Police stationed at Window Rock, of whom he had inquired about the


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Peppers Ghost Productions CGI-animated series TINY PLANETS has been licensed to Germanys Super RTL network and ITV1 in the U.K. The show recently received two BAFTA Interactive awards nominations and is scheduled to debut in the U.K. and Germany in the first quarter 2002.
French childrens cable and a satellite channel Canal J has partnered with Nickelodeon U.K., Spain, Australia and Latin America and acquired Japanese anime series YU-GIOH, which will be broadcast in France in spring 2002.
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I know we are suppose to call models from controller not the view but i'm in a situation that i have to do this
here it is :
I have a bloging script and in each user home page i want to show 10 posts and 5 comments for each post
So my controller looks something like
function get_posts($user_id){
$blog_model = $this->load->model('bloging');
$posts = $blog_model->get_user_posts();
$this->load->view('blog' , $posts )
Each post could have many comments so i have to get them too
So in my view i have
foreach($posts->result() as $p ){
echo $p->comment;
/// getting comments
$comment_model = $this->load->model('comments');
$co = $comment_model->get_post_comments($p->id);
foreach($co as $co )
echo $co->comment;
I now this doesn't work like this as i have to use a helper or library or use a static method in model to do this( i'm using codeigniter , it might be different for other frame works )
But what alternative do i have ?
I can do this in controller , after getting posts use a foreach loop and get each post comments , put all comments in a 2d array(
$c_array[post_id][it's comments array])
Send them to the view with posts and in the view for each post look into the array for it's comments and .......
But it seams complicated , redundant and slower
i already have 4 joins on the post query and 2 joins on the comments query it would be 7 if i join these two
and also there is different limit for select in two query I'm fairly new to mvc . what is the right approach in this kind of situations ?


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Have you been thinking about the ideal holiday destination for your family over the upcoming Easter break? Once you have seen the range of accommodation in Flinders, Victoria, you won't want to holiday anywhere else. This is the perfect area for your family to spend a few days or even a week, as you will find no end to the activities that will keep you all entertained.
Attractions: There are plenty of ways to keep the children entertained during your stay, such as the Mushroom Reef Marine Sanctuary (where they can come face to face with an underwater creature) or the nearby Cape Schanck Lighthouse (where they can explore the original structure and attached museum).
Beach: Let's face it – the main reason you're travelling to Flinders in the first place is so you can enjoy the tranquil beaches that the location has to offer! Even though the weather is starting to cool down, the beaches are open for walking, sandcastle building and even giving your beloved family dog a good run.
Food: This region is known for having some of the best produce in Victoria, so why not take advantage of this during your stay? In the main shopping strip of Flinders you will find Mornington Peninsula Chocolates for a delicious treats. There are also plenty of wineries and cellar doors in the area for your convenience.
Safety: One of the main reasons that many families choose to stay in the Flinders area is that it is quite a safe location. This is one of those areas where everyone knows each other and people are willing to look out for other people's kids. You will also be able to get away from the hustle and bustle of city traffic.
At the end of the day, it doesn't matter what time of year you are thinking about choosing accommodation in Flinders, Victoria, as there are plenty of attractions to keep families of all ages and sizes occupied. Summer, autumn, winter or spring – there are plenty of ways to tire your children out, leaving you and your partner to enjoy quiet evenings together.


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Sharrow pleads innocent to murder chargeSTAFF REPORT | July 08,2013Anthony Edwards / Staff Photo
Christopher Sharrow of Pittsford stands during his arraignment in Rutland criminal court today on a second-degree murder charge in the death of his girlfriend Kristen Parker.A Pittsford man charged with killing his girlfriend on Friday pleaded innocent this afternoon to a charge of second-degree murder.
Christopher Sharrow, 35, who entered Rutland criminal court with his hands and legs in chains and dressed in an orange jail jumpsuit, was ordered held on $750,000 bail. His attorney did not contest the bail.
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This little inlet town is great for a day trip from Oslo or on your way to other areas. There is shopping, eating and some exploring to be done here but at least a few hours or a day is worth spending here.
Sandefjord was once a prominent city in the Norwegian whaling industry. Still has an old whaling ship and a museum dedicated to the industry and whales that are worth a visit.
Check out the Gokstadhaugen, or King's grave site where the Gokstad ship was uncovered and where the Viking Era presence is felt. Also a big trading area for the Vikings was found near here at Kaupang. Officially Sandefjord was a market town starting in 1845 and rose with importance as whaling, timber and social bath gatherings began to put Sandefjord on the map.
Take a look at why this was such a popular holiday destination-then and now.
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However, despite my feelings about the system - including the many adults employed in it who are merely ideologues and "educrats" - I have a great deal of empathy for the individual teachers who serve in those settings with a true desire to make a difference in kids' lives. I lived that life for nine years, so I know from personal experience how hard it is to try pushing back at the tsunami of standardization and bureaucratization in order to do what's right for kids as individuals. And, it's with those folks in mind that I wrote this week's piece for our Celebrate Kids email newsletter, Authentic Hope.
One of the best things such teachers can do is to motivate their students to want to genuinely cooperate in the classroom. And the best way to do that is to connect with each child on an individual, human level. Thus, I shared in my article about one simple technique I used that ended up revolutionizing my students' experiences with me - and, consequently, my experience as a classroom teacher.
I'm not called to the classroom anymore. But I loved that season of my life precisely because I know I made a difference in the lives of many teens - and I credit much of that to the connection-building activity I discovered.
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How to write reports & proposals [electronic resource]
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- Patrick Forsyth.
- Language
- English.
- Edition
- Rev. 3rd ed.
- Imprint
- Philadelphia, Pa. : Kogan Page Ltd., 2013.
- Physical description
- x, 139 p. : ill.
- Series
- Creating success.
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- Contents
- Acknowledgements
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- Introduction: pitfalls and opportunities
- What makes good business writing?
- Creating a good report
- Preparing to write
- The power of language
- Making numbers clear
- Making proposals persuasive
- The contribution of layout and presentation
- Afterword.
- Publisher's Summary
- Getting a message across on paper and presenting a proposal in a clear and persuasive form are vital skills for anyone in business. How to Write Reports and Proposals provides practical advice on how to impress, convince and persuade your colleagues or clients. It will help you: improve your writing skills; think constructively before writing; create a good report; produce persuasive proposals; use clear and distinctive language; present numbers, graphs and charts effectively.Full of checklists, exercises and examples, How To Write Reports and Proposals is essential reading and will help you to put over a good case with style.
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The Vice President for Student Life and Facilities chairs the Student Union Advisory Board; attends all Residence Hall Association (RHA) meetings; oversees the integrity and safety of campus facilities, malls etc.; facilitates off-campus student concerns; and manages Wellington.
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Master of Education in Science and Math for Teachers
John Peters, Program Director
Program Description
The School of Sciences and Mathematics and the School of Education, Health and Human Performance jointly offer a Master of Education in Science and Mathematics. This program offers graduate-level courses in the sciences, mathematics and education that address the needs of teachers and informal science educators. The program's intention is to strengthen and broaden the practicing teacher's and informal educator's science, mathematics and education knowledge and understanding for use in elementary, middle, and high school classrooms and informal science centers. It also provides a solid background for those who might eventually pursue a doctoral degree in science and mathematics education.
Content courses in science and mathematics will be offered by STEM faculty using pedagogical practices consistent with the discipline and appropriate for the PK–12 classroom curriculum. Integrated courses blend several disciplines along a theme. Education content courses complement the science and mathematics content component of the program by emphasizing the relationships that exist among science and mathematics areas and across the PK–12 curriculum.
Admission Requirements
To be admitted to the degree program, an applicant is required to have a bachelor's degree or its equivalent with a GPA of 2.500 or better, both overall and in the major. This program is designed for certified elementary, middle, and secondary teachers, but it is possible to be admitted without certification. Exceptions will be considered on a case-by-case basis. Also required for admission are a $50 nonrefundable application fee, official transcripts of all undergraduate and graduate coursework, a statement of professional goals, two letters of recommendation from individuals familiar with the applicant's academic and/or work experience and which indicate evidence of potential for success in graduate work, and official GRE or PRAXIS scores for content area exams. If Praxis II or content area scores are not available then scores from an equivalent state licensure test, which is approved by the South Carolina Department of Education, must be submitted. Additionally, the applicant is requested to submit a valid teaching certificate, if held. TOEFL scores must be submitted if English is not the applicant's primary language.
Transfer Credit Policy
An applicant or student of the M.Ed. in Science and Mathematics for Teachers (SMFT) program can seek approval from the Program Director to accept up to six transfer credit hours. These courses must have a grade of B or higher, and can count toward the M. Ed. in the SMFT degree requirements. Courses with a grade of "Pass" or "Satisfactory" will not be accepted. Also, note that the courses must be catalogue courses and not professional development courses to count in a program.
A number of graduate assistantships are available for full-time students. The awards will normally be made by April 15 for the following academic year. Assistantship applications should be completed by March 15. However, assistantships will be considered on an ongoing basis. Applications are found on the Graduate School's website. There is one graduate assistantship aligned with the SMFT program. This assistantship is connected with work associated with the Program Director. Please contact the program director personally if interested in this assistantship.


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May 27, 2016
The fall like preview that has been a welcoming sight across the deep south, is still maintain it's hold, but things will begin to change. All locations this morning are hovering near 60 degrees making it feel comfortable outside with the makings of a decent day.
Expect one more nice day to close out the week, with highs only forecasted to barely make it into the lower 90s. Through the day expect the winds to gradually shift out of the west, ushering in more heat and humidity. Yes, summer is making another return and the next seven days look to be hot, humid, and brutal.
Beginning tomorrow the heat begins to arrive as well as the increasing humidity that will make it feel like that uncomfortable August that we are all so accustomed to.
Rain will stay out of the forecast for the better part of the weekend before a cold front stalls in northern portions of Mississippi Sunday, which will help provide some lift in our area to kick off a few showers and storms each afternoon. The best chance of any rain looks to come Monday afternoon. Highs for the weekend into next week will be mid 90s with lows in the 70s. Some locations could crack the upper 90s as the upper level ridge builds in over our area, limiting rain chances next week to just isolated afternoon storms.
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