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Udi' brcoaM E8cate---ltyeYv ore who
has frequently crossed the ulA ferry IN Sui
Ivan has witnessed, with delight and won
der the mighty rush 0f water y hch passes
over the fails just above the tcrrv-way. 4
few days ago. younH man, il eros S,iHg the
bay in a boat last above tho fails. when in
the middle ot ths stream broke his paddle,
and the blade driftcd from him. In thi.
fearful situation he had no other alternative
but to submit 20 stem necessity, and pre-
pare 70 so over tho Gals at the warst time
of the tide. Accordingly he took OF his
great coat, ticl the rope attached to the
head Of the boat round his arm laid himself
down in the bnttcm ot the boat, commended
himself to thc care OF ths Almighty, and
submitted to his fate. In passing over the
falls tho boat was capsiAc'i and he prccipi-
tated into the briny waters: he rose and re-
ceved tremendous blow in the stomach
by the noat, which came up under him.
But thNnsh disabled by the blow and INNER.
sion in the water, he got ho,d Of thc'boat.
and watchful proydcnce directed the
winds and waves to carry him on shore and
| he is still ailve A!aine CoHyir.