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The Palace Of The Queen Of Sheba.

poisoned arrow Avould not end his life , Mauch began almost to despair . Flight Avas impossible , the country being so thickly peopled , and where should he fly ? Avest-Avard to the Matabili ? They would not let him enter . EastAvard to the Zulus ?

They would strip him to the skin , even if they spared his life . He knew not Avhat to do . In this forlorn condition he remained till the chief came with more of his people to talk with him ; but his slight

knoAvledge of the Zulu or Matabele language helped him but little in his present strait . At last he made the chief comprehend that he required carriers for his goods to Massamsule ' s . He laid out the payment

for each man , with a present also for the chief . He took it , but asked more for the bearers ; and as Mauch complied with each successive demand , he asked more and more till the traveller ' s Avhole stock would

not have sufficed to pay for its carriage . A second night of terror and anxiety folloAved the first , and Mauch felt almost tempted to release himself by his OAVU hand from the more terrible fate that seemed to

threaten him . On the third day , hoAvever , seven stout fellows arrived and saluted him . He remained not long in doubt . In a short time he had concluded an agreement with them for the carriage of his goods to

Massamsule ' s , which they faithfully performed . When they encamped for the night they brought him flesh , beer , and grass for his bed , and the next morning they reached Massamsule ' s . But here again he Avas in danger . A band of people

belonging to SeAvass were already there , and he Avas again threatened with robbery , detention and captivity . But here , even in the extremity of his distress , help Avas at hand . He learned that a Avhite man lived with another chief about three hours

distant ; but report led him to be anything but hopeful of assistance from this adventurer . He Avrote and dispatched a note , however , and late at night a messenger , or spy , who spoke Dutch , arrived , folloAved

somewhat later by the Avhite man , who energetically and successfully protested against the intended detention . Mauch accompanied his deliverer ( Adam Render ) , and took up his residence in the village ( Peka ' s Kraal ) .

To be continued .

Let's Welcome The Hour.

LET'S WELCOME THE HOUR .

Let ' s welcome the hour when thus happy Ave meet , May the light of our Order long gloriously shine , While in kindliest feeling and harmony sweet , All true brother Freemasons for ever combine :

Some sage once declared , that a portion of gold In mankind lay conceal d , but he ne er could impart

The secret recess , till our Masters of old Prov'd the ore was Ereemabonry ; lodged in the heart . Then let ' s welcome the hour , & c .

This gold of kind nature shown then but in feAv , Nor had Masonry ' s virtue as , yet its full scope , Till illumin'd by Faith , it arose to our

V 16 AV , And the heart Avas adorn'd by the sunshine of Hope : The ore even then was unyielding and

cold , Nor as yet had the ensign of light been unfurl'd , Till melting with Charity ' s gloAv , the _ -.- * --, *¦ " ¦—• o v *•

* heart ' s gold , In a stream of warm fellowship , flow'd thro' the world . Then let's Avelcome the hour , he .

The Craft thence diffus'd the rich pure golden tide Of Masonic benevolence , rig ht from the heart , Over all human nature , extensive and Avide , Shedding lustre the Order alone can impart :

And now for a toast , fill your glasses , be sure , And let each with each heart AOAV in union Avith me , A bumper , my friends , here ' s " the health to all poor where

And distress'd brother M ason ' s er they be 1 " Then let's welcome the hour , & c . Masonic Herald . B 2

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Untitled Article 1
TO OUR READERS. Article 2
THE SAFE RETURN. Article 3
INDEX. Article 5
Monthly Masonic Summary. Article 7
HELIOTROPE. Article 8
MURIEL HALSIF. Article 8
DR. DASSIGNY'S ENQUIRY. Article 11
AN ORIGINAL DISSERTATION ON PUBLIC SPEAKING. Article 15
CHRONOGRAMS AND CHRONOPHONS. Article 17
ASSYRIAN DISCOVERIES. Article 20
A SONG FOR THE CRAFT. —CONCLUDED. Article 22
THE PALACE OF THE QUEEN OF SHEBA. Article 23
LET'S WELCOME THE HOUR. Article 25
A MASON'S GRAVE. Article 26
Review. Article 26
THE YOUNG WIDOW. Article 29
HOTEL INCIDENT IN THE RIVIERA. Article 30
AN ORATION FIFTY YEARS AGO. Article 34
HENCKABY BUDGINTON'S LITTLE DINNER. Article 38
IMAGININGS. Article 40
THE MYSTIC ORDER. Article 41
CONVERSATION. Article 43
LIVE MASONRY AS WELL AS TEACH IT. Article 45
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The Palace Of The Queen Of Sheba.

poisoned arrow Avould not end his life , Mauch began almost to despair . Flight Avas impossible , the country being so thickly peopled , and where should he fly ? Avest-Avard to the Matabili ? They would not let him enter . EastAvard to the Zulus ?

They would strip him to the skin , even if they spared his life . He knew not Avhat to do . In this forlorn condition he remained till the chief came with more of his people to talk with him ; but his slight

knoAvledge of the Zulu or Matabele language helped him but little in his present strait . At last he made the chief comprehend that he required carriers for his goods to Massamsule ' s . He laid out the payment

for each man , with a present also for the chief . He took it , but asked more for the bearers ; and as Mauch complied with each successive demand , he asked more and more till the traveller ' s Avhole stock would

not have sufficed to pay for its carriage . A second night of terror and anxiety folloAved the first , and Mauch felt almost tempted to release himself by his OAVU hand from the more terrible fate that seemed to

threaten him . On the third day , hoAvever , seven stout fellows arrived and saluted him . He remained not long in doubt . In a short time he had concluded an agreement with them for the carriage of his goods to

Massamsule ' s , which they faithfully performed . When they encamped for the night they brought him flesh , beer , and grass for his bed , and the next morning they reached Massamsule ' s . But here again he Avas in danger . A band of people

belonging to SeAvass were already there , and he Avas again threatened with robbery , detention and captivity . But here , even in the extremity of his distress , help Avas at hand . He learned that a Avhite man lived with another chief about three hours

distant ; but report led him to be anything but hopeful of assistance from this adventurer . He Avrote and dispatched a note , however , and late at night a messenger , or spy , who spoke Dutch , arrived , folloAved

somewhat later by the Avhite man , who energetically and successfully protested against the intended detention . Mauch accompanied his deliverer ( Adam Render ) , and took up his residence in the village ( Peka ' s Kraal ) .

To be continued .

Let's Welcome The Hour.

LET'S WELCOME THE HOUR .

Let ' s welcome the hour when thus happy Ave meet , May the light of our Order long gloriously shine , While in kindliest feeling and harmony sweet , All true brother Freemasons for ever combine :

Some sage once declared , that a portion of gold In mankind lay conceal d , but he ne er could impart

The secret recess , till our Masters of old Prov'd the ore was Ereemabonry ; lodged in the heart . Then let ' s welcome the hour , & c .

This gold of kind nature shown then but in feAv , Nor had Masonry ' s virtue as , yet its full scope , Till illumin'd by Faith , it arose to our

V 16 AV , And the heart Avas adorn'd by the sunshine of Hope : The ore even then was unyielding and

cold , Nor as yet had the ensign of light been unfurl'd , Till melting with Charity ' s gloAv , the _ -.- * --, *¦ " ¦—• o v *•

* heart ' s gold , In a stream of warm fellowship , flow'd thro' the world . Then let's Avelcome the hour , he .

The Craft thence diffus'd the rich pure golden tide Of Masonic benevolence , rig ht from the heart , Over all human nature , extensive and Avide , Shedding lustre the Order alone can impart :

And now for a toast , fill your glasses , be sure , And let each with each heart AOAV in union Avith me , A bumper , my friends , here ' s " the health to all poor where

And distress'd brother M ason ' s er they be 1 " Then let's welcome the hour , & c . Masonic Herald . B 2

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