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DR. TAUIAGK'S SERMON.
"JEALOUSY" THE QUDJECT OF SUN
DAY MORNING'S DISCOUHSE.
It Combine. AMI hot Is Otmnxlniia In Mi
llniiinn linen ami In Itin Itruln Creation.
It l'lerrrs mill llnrltili'. (ho Itarllt with
II Uh-jIiik llrr.
UnooKi.vM, April 1.1. Tim hymn mine by
tlio congregation In tlio Tnlx-iimolo Dili
morning Ix-gliisi
No morn let liiininn blond lm split,
Vuln sacrifice for liiininn guilt.
Professor llpnry Uyro Hrown rendornd Um
Becoud souutn In K minor by Hitter. Hav
ing oxniiiniliil piiwugeii ot Scripture In
regard to tlm behavior of .lacob mill I!nu,
Ilov. T. Do Witt Tnlmugo, I). 11., preached
on tlio subject of "Jealousy," taking bin text
from l'roorlm vl, illi "Jealousy Is tlio rngo
otnmnu." Ho wild I
Bomn subject n religious teacher touches
1,000 thins, now coming on tlirm from ono
direction, now from another. Hut hero Is n
Hilda thcnio that for mimn reason Is left teo
totnlly nlonc. lid morning, asking your
prayer nnd Id tlio Ktrongtli of Hod, I want
to grapple It.
Tliero Is nn old Kin, haggard, furlnui, mon
ftroim niwj dlnliolleal, Hint linn for nge
walked mul crawled tlm enrth. It combine
nil Hint la obnoxious In His races human.
qimdi Uednl, ornithological, reptilian nm)
Insectllo, homed, tusked, hoofed, fnnged,
tlngctll tlio oyo of basilisk, tho tootli of ail
wider, tho Jaw of n crocodile, tlm crushing
foldg of an anncoiuln, tlio lyncss of u scor
pion, tlio tongue of n rolirn, mul tlio coll of
tbo worm tlmt never die. It 1 in overy
community, In ovcry church, In every legis
lative ball, In every monetary institution, In
vory drawing room lovw, in ovcry literary
nnd professional clrclo. It whisper, it
h!, it ll. it debauches, it blasphemes,
tt damns. Sly text namw It when It ny
''Jcalouay is tho rngo of a man." It Is grlof
at tho Miiwrlorlty of othcrr, their impcrlorlty
In talent or wealth or beauty or elegance or
rlrtuo or social or profeMlonnl or vollttca.l
recognition. It Is tho thudow of other jieo
lilo'i success. It It tho shiver In our twekot
tiook because It is not ns fnt ns somo ono
else's pockut book. It is thotwlngo III our
tonguo bocniimi It is not ns eloquent ns nomo
onoolso's tonguo. It is tho flutter In our
robes liecnuso thoy nro not ns I nitrous n
tome ono Iso' robes. It is tho cnrlhinmko
undor our houio liecnuso it is not ns nmny
foot front nnd deep ns our neighbor's house.
It Is tho thunder of other people's jwpularlty
souring tho milk ot our kindness. It is tho
father nnd mother both of ono-hulf of tho
discontent nnd outrages and detractions nnd
bankruptcies nnd crime nnd woo ot tho
human rneo.
It was autedlluvlnn ns much ns it is post
dlluvlau. It put n rough stick in tho linuds
ofUioflrstlioy that wns over born, and wild
to hlmt "Now, Cain, when Abol Is looking
tho other way crush in his skull, foriilssneri
flee has lieen accepted nnd yours rejected."
And Cnlu picked up tho stick ns though just
to wnlk with It, and while Abel was hutch
ing Bomo bird in tho trco top, or gnznig nt
soino waterfall, down rnmo tho blow ot tho
first assassination, which has hud Us echo in
all tho fratricides, matricides, uxoricldoH,
homicides, Infanticide and regicides of nil
age nnd nil nations. Till Mission of Jealousy
so disturbed Unllgul nt tho prominence ot
nomo ot the men ot his tlmo that ho cut n
much admired curl from tho brow of Clncln
natus, nnd took tho embroidered collar from
tbo neck of Tonpiatus, mul had rtolomncus
killed bccmiso of his purplo robo, which nt
trnctcd too much uttontlon. Alter Columbus
had placed America ns a gom in tho .Spanish
crown, jealousy tot on tho UpauUh cour
Horn to depreclnto his achievement, nnd
aroused nulmosltlos till tho great dlsvoveror
had his heart broken. Urged on by this ImuI
passion, Dlouyslus llnyeil l'lnto Ixjcuuho ho
was wlMr than hiuiMilf, nnd l'hiloxeulus bo
cnuso Ids tnusto -was too popular. Jiidousy
mado Kornh Ho nlwut JUm, nnd Kuccoth
depreclnto Qldeon.
Jealousy mudo the troublo liotwivn Jacob
and Esau. That hurled Jowph into tho pit.
That struck tho twotity-tlireo futnl wouiuH
into Julius Cajsar. Tlmt banished Arlstlden.
That fired Antony against Cicero. Tiberius
exiled an nrchttoct Ux:auso ot tho famo ho
got for a beautiful porch, and slow n poet for
his lino tragedy. That wt Haul inn rngo
ngalust David. How graphically tho Dlblo
puts it whon it Riys: "Saul oyed David." It
aeoms to take poeuosnion of both eye nnd
inako them IUikIi and burn like two ort
holes of holL "Saul eyed David." That is
ho looked nt htm as much as to iay: "You
HtUo upstart, how daro you attempt anything
great I I will grind you under my heel. I
will cxtcnnluato you, I will, you inUernblo
, Itmnuncnlus. Crouch, crawl, slink into that
J at nolo. I will teach thoto women to King
tomo other song, instead of "Saul has slain
his thousands but David Ids tens ot thou
sands." "When Voltalro heard that Frederick
tho Q rent was forgetting him and putting his
literary admiration on Uncaulartl d'Arunud,
tbo old iulldel leaped ont of his bed nnd
danced the floor in a maniacal rngo, nnd
ordered his swiftest horsea hooked up to carry
him to tho lrussian (nlaco.
That desplcdbla lwlon ot Jealousy lod
Napoleon tho Flmt to leavo in his will a bo
quest ot 5,000 francs to tho rulllan who shot
nfc Wellington when tho victor nt Waterloo
was iasslng through Paris. That stationed
the grouty older brother nt tho tack door of
tho homestead when the prodigal con re
turned, and throw n chill on the family re
union whllo that cldor brother complained,
6ayiug; "Who over heard of giving roast
veal to nucha protllgntol" Ay, that passion
roso up and under tho darkekt cloud that
ever shadowed the enrth nnd amid tho loud
est thunder that over shook tho mountains,
and nmld tlio wildest flash ot lightning that
over luTndcd or stunned the nations, hung up
on two pieces ot rough lumber buck of Jeru
salem tho kindest, purest, lovinu&t nature
that heaven could delegate, and stopped not
until there was no power left in hammer or
bramble or javelin to hurt tho dead son of
God.
That passion of jealousy, livid, hungry,
nnlmlked, rages on, and it now pierces tho
earth like a llery diameter nnd encircles it
llko a flcry circumference. It want both
hemispheres. It wants tho heavens. It
would, it it could, capture tho palaco ot Clod,
nnd dethrone Jehovah, und chain tho Al
mighty in eternal exile, and after tho demo
lition of tho unlvcrso would cryi "Satisfied
at lost, hero I ami Alone, tho undisputed
and everlasting I, Me, Mino, Myself." That
passion kocps ull J'urojw perturbed. Nations
jealous of Germany, of uglund, of Russia,
and thaw jealous of each other, and all ot
thorn joalous of America.
In our land this jwualon of jealousy kocps
all tho political world aboil. There aro at
least C00 people who are jealous of Governor
Hill, und would llko to bo his successor;
about 5,000 who nro joalous of G rover Cleve
land, nnd would like to relieve him ot tbo
tcrvn of oflico, and after tho uomtn
tlons of next summer havo lieen mads
a whole wndomonlum of defamation,
currJllty, hatred, revenge, falsehood, pro-
faulty nnd nilroprcontntton will lm turned
iiiou this land. Tlio UxlST, nhntit tho rais
ing or lowering or n formation of which
ninny of them earn notlilng oxrept ns to It
ctTect on vote, will l dlocusMxl from n
thousand platform, nnd tlm jx-oplo of Inilv
Inuii will bn told Hint tho taxcrf must Ixi
tnken olT r.ugnr, the )x'opl of Virginia will
lm told Hint tho luxes must Ixi Inkcu oir to
Imcro, and tho Moplo ot l'enusylvnula "111
Ixi told Hint I ho luxe must I mi taken olT iron,
nnd thopeoploof Kentucky will bo told Hint
tlm tnxe must bo taken oir whisky, nnd tlm
pcopln of Ohio Hint tho luxe must ho taken
oir uool, while Mussnehusett nnd Connecti
cut will iKipnimU'tl protection for liiiiiinfurt
uren, and all I ho monetary Interests, north,
south, oust nnd west, will 1m told in ivich
neighborhood tlmt tho taxes and tarllT will
Ini llxiil to suit ihi'iu, Irrespecllvo of any
body else; nnd, tho president lal election
over, all will settle iIohii iimIImh iK-foro.
It you think that nil this discussion In publlo
places In from any dcdlro ot (ho elf aro of
thoihvir Hoilo nnd not for political clfect,
you nro grievously mistaken.
(to Into nil occuiutloii nnd professions,
nnd If you iwmt to know how much Jeal
ousy Is yet to Imj extirpated, nsk muster
bulldor what they think of each other'
housti, nnd mcrchnnta lint thuir opinion is
of merchant In tho haiiio lino of lmslne in
tho sntuo street, nnd nsk dix-toi what they
think of doctors, nnd lawyer what thoy
think of lawyer, nnd minister whnt they
think of ministers, and artist what thoy
think of artist. As long m men and
women In nuy department keep down nnd
have, n hard struggle thny will ho faintly
praised, nnd tlm remark nil) bo: "Oh,
yes; ho is a good, clover sort of n fellow."
"Hh fs rather, ye, somewhat, quite well,
I may pay, tolerably ulco kind ot a woman,"
Hut lothlui nrhcr getalittlo loo high, und
o(T gor- thq nsplrlnif head by social or com
mercial decapitation,
Hememlier Hint envy dwells nioro on
small dellelt ot character than on great
forces, iiiuko more ot tho fact that Doinlt
Jnu nmuvMl himself by trnusllxlng llle with
hi penknife than of his great coninusU; of
tho fact Hint Handel was n glutton than of
tlio fact Hint ho created lmerlshnhlo orato
rios: tuoro of Colvrldso's. opium habit than
of his writing "Chrlstabcl" nnd "Tho Ancient
Mariner;" morn ot tho fact that Addison
drank too much than of tho fact Hint ho wns
tho author of tho "Siicctntor;" moro of n
man's peccadilloes than of his mighty ener
gies) moro ot hi detents than ot his victories.
Look nt tho sacred and heaven descended
scleuco ot healing, nnd then soo Dr. Macken
zie, the Kngllsh surgeon, who prolonged tho
life of tho crown priuco ot Germany until ho
boenmo emperor, nnd, I hope, may yet euro
htm, so that ho may for ninny year govern
that inngulllccnt German nation, than which
there is no grander. Yit so great nro tho
medical jealousies that Dr. Mackenzie dnro
not walk tho street ot llerllu. Ho I under
military guard. Tho medical student ot
Germany can hardly keep their hand olf ot
him. Tho old doctor ot Germany nro writh
ing with indignation. Tho fact I Hint In
saving Frederick's llfo Dr. Mackenzie saved
tho iivaco of Kuroixi. There was not nn In
telligent man on cither sldo tho ocean that
did not fear for tlm result If tho throuo jNiwied
from wlso nnd good old Kmiieror William to
his incxcricnccd grandson. Hut when, un
der tho medical treatment ot Dr. Mackenzie,
tho Crown l'rlnco Frederick took tho throno,
nwnvoof satisfaction and ronlldeuco rolled
over Christendom. What shall tho world do
with the doctor who saved his Hfoi "Oh,"
cried out tho medical jealousies of Kuropo,
"destroy him, of course, destroy him."
What a brutal rceno of jealousy wo had in
this country when 1'ivsldont Gnrlleld lay dy
ing. Thero noro faithful physicians that
sacrificed their other practices and sucrlllccd
their health for all tlmo In fidelity to that
deuthlxsl. Drs. Ullsj and Hamilton and Ag
now went through anxlctle and toll and
fatigue such as uono but God could appre
ciate. Nothing pleased many of tho medical
profession. Tho doctors in chnrgo did noth
ing right. Wo who did not sea tho case know
better than thovi who agonized over it in tlm
sick room for ninny week. I, whouoverhnd
nnythtng worse than a run-round on my
thumb, which seemed to mo nt tho tlmo wai
worthy nil thonttvutlonot thoentiro uicdlcil
fraternity, had my own idea ns to how tho
president ought to bn treated. And in pro
jxirtlou n physicians nnd Inyiuen worn Iguor
nnt of tho wiso they were sure tho treatment
practiced was u mistake. And when In jxwt
mortem tho bullet dropxxl out of n dilTcrout
lrt of tho body from that In which it was
supposed to hnvo lieen lodged, about 1SX),000
jxxiplo shouted: "I told you so." "Thero, I
know It nil tho time." Tliero nro soino doc
tors In nil cities who would rather havo tho
patient dlo under tho treatment of their own
schools than havo them get well under somu
other pnthy.
Yen; look at tho clerical profession. I nm
sorry to ny that in matters of Jealousy it is
no botUr than other professions. Thero nro
now iuall denominations n great many young
clergymen who havo a faculty for superior
usefulness. Hut they nro kept down and kept
back and crippled by older ministers who
look nskaura nt those rising evangelists.
They aro snublicd. They nro jostled. Thoy
nro patronizingly ndvised. It I suggested
to tliem that thoy had tiettcr know their
place. If hero and tliero ono with more nervo
and brain nnd consecration nnd divino force
go past tho seniors who want to keep tho chief
places, tho young nro ndvlscd in tho words of
Scripture: "TurryntJerichotilltholrliennU
nro grown." Thoy nro chnrged with sensa
tionalism. They are compared to rockoUthat
go up In n blaze nnd como down sticks, and
tho brevity of tholr enreor is jubilantly proph
esied. It It bo n denomination with bishops,
n bishop Is implored to sit down heavily on
tho man who will not lw molded ; or If
a denomination without bishops, some of tho
older men with nothing moro than tholr own
natural heaviness and theological nvoirdu
poU aro ndvised to tlattou out tho innovator.
In conferences nnd presbyterlo and associa
tions and conventions thero is often seen tho
most damnable Jealousies. Such ecclesias
tical tyrants would not admit that jealousy
liad any xxseslon of them, and they tnko
on a heavenly nlr, nnd talk sweet oil and
sugar plums and balm of a thousand flowers,
and roll up tholr eyes with an nlr of unctuous
nnnctity when thoy simply moan tho destruc
tion of thoio over whom thoy pray and
snufllo. Thero aro case whuro ministers of
religion nro derelict nnd criminal, und thoy
must bo put out.
Hut In tho majority of case that I hnvo
witnessed in ecclesiastical trials thero is n
jealous attempt to keep men from surpassing
their theological fellows, nnd ns nt tho presi
dential elections in country place tho (icoplc
havo a barbecue which is a roasted ox,
round which tho people ilanco with knives,
cutting olf n sllco hero, nnd pulling out a rib
there, and sawing a beefsteak yonder, nnd
having n high tlmo 60 most of tho denomi
nations of Christians keep on hand a barbe
cue In which soino minister is roasted, while
tho church court danco around with their
sharp kni yes ot attack, and ono take nn oar,
another n hand, another a foot, and it I
hard to tell whether tho occlesiiutlcal plain
Hit of this world or tho demons ot tbo
nether world most enjoy it. Albert Dnrnrs,
than whom no man has accomplished moro
good In the last 1,000 years, was decreed to
sit uilcnt for u year ia tho pow ot hi own
ihurch whllo soino ono olso occupied his pul
pit, tho pretended ofTensc Hint ho did not
liellavolnn limited atonement, but tho real
oirenso tho fnct Hint ll tho men who tried
him put together would not opial ono Albert
Haines.
Yen, nmld nil professions nnd businesses:
and (M-cnpatlons nnd trade, nnd nmld nil
circles, iiculs to lm hoard whnt God nny
In legnnt to envy nnd Jealousy, wliih,
though not exactly the sumo, nrn twins:
"Unvy is the rottenness of the Ikiiio."
"Whom envy and strife Is, tliero is confusion
nnd ovcry evil work." "Jealousy is tho rngo
of a man." My hearers, If this ovll passion
is In nny of your souN, cry mightily unto
(l(sl Tor It expulsion. I lint which hiisilowucd
king and emiieror und nxsHc and ro-
formers ami minister of religion nnd thou-
sands of good men nnd women, Is too mighty
for you to contend ngninst unaided. The evil
has so many root, of such inlliilto convolu
tion, Hint nothing but the enginery of omulH
toucoenn pull It out. Tradition says Hint
when Moses llftiil up his Imnd to pray it was '
nil encrusted with manna, and no nooncr do
you prny than you nro IipIjmhI. Away with
tho accursed, stenchful, blackening, damning '
crlmo of Jealousy. Allow It to stay nnd It
will cat up and curry olf all tho religion Jim
can pack Into your soul for the next half
century. It will do you more harm than it
doe nny ono It lends you to Assail. It will
delude you with tho Idea that yurt Win build
yourself up by pulling soniylxuly tI.ho down.
You will mnku moro out ot tin) success ot
other than out of their misfortune. Hpenk
well of everybody. Utah iromnit in tho back.
Hon honey Ins rather HiMi n spider; Ito n I
dovn rather than n buznrd. (
Surely this world Is largo enough for you
anil all your rival. God has given you n
work to do. Go ahead and do It. Mlild
your on u buiiues. In nil circle, in nil busi
nesses, in nil professions thero 1 room for
straightforward "successes. Jealousy enter-
tallied will not only Ix-dwarf your soul but
It will flatten your skull, lienienii your eye, '
put pluchctlncss of look about your nostril, '
give u bad curl to tlm lip, und nx'iol from '
your fnco tho divino imngo in which you
were created. When you hear n man or wo- '
limn abused, drive in on tho defendant' side.
Watch for excellence in other rather than
than for defect, morning glorlw instead of ,
nlgulshndo. If soino ono is moro licnutlful
than you, thank God that you hnvo not so .
munyiierils of vanity to contend with. It!
somoouo has moro wealth than you, tlinllk '
God that you havo not so great stownrdshlp I
to answer for. It soma ono Is higher up in '
social jKtsltlou, thank God that those who '
nro down need not fenrn fall. If somo one I
gets higher ollleo in church or state than '
you, thank ikxi there nro not so mnny to
wish for tho hastening on of your ohscmilcx.
Tho I) llko of Dnutzlg, in luxurious npart
meuUi, wns visited by n plain friend, nnd to
keep his friend from jealousy the duko said:
"You can havo nil I havo If you will stand
twenty iacos olT and let mo shoot nt you a
hundred times." "No, no," said his friend.
"Well," said tho duko, "to gain nil my
honors I faced on tho Iwittlo field moro than
a thousand gunshots llred not moro than ten
jiace olf."
A minister of small congregation com
plained to n minister of largo congregation
about tho spnrsencs of his attendants. "Ah,"
sold tho one ot largo nudlenco, "my son, you
will Und in the day ot judgment that you
had ipilto enough jicoplo for whom to Im hold
accountable."
Substltuto for Jenlousy nn clovntlng emula
tion. Seeing other good, lot us try to bo
better. Seeing others Industrious, let us
work moro hour. Seeing other benevolent,
let us rraolvo on giving larger crceutago of
our means for charity. May God put con
gratulations for others into our right hand
and cheer on our lips for those win to bravo
and useful thing. Life Is short at
tho longest; let It nil bo filled up
with helpfulness for others, work
und yninthy for each other' mlsfort
unes, nnd our arms bo full of white mantles
to cover up tho mistake nnd failure of
othor. If mi ovll rciort about somo ono
como to us, let us put on It most favorable
construction, ns tho Khonn enters I,nko Lcmnu
foul nnd come out crystalline. Do not build
so much on tho transitory dilfereuce ot this
world, for soon It will inako no difference to
us whether wo hnd $10,000,000 or ten cents,
and tho asheo Into which tho tonguo ot
Demosthcncit dissolved aro just llko the nshe
into which the tongue of tho veriest stam
merer wenl.
If you nro assailed by jealousy mnko no nn
swer. Take it ns a compliment, for people
nro never jealous of a failure. Until your
work Is done you aro invulnerable. Hemem
lier how our 1ird behaved under such oxa
jierntions. Did they not try to catch him in
his word! Did they not call him tbo victim
ot intoxicnutst Did they not misinterpret
him from tho winter of thoyenr, to tho spring
of tho year SKI; that is, from hlsllrst infnntllo
cry to tho lust groan of his assassination I
Yet ho nnswered not n wonl! Hut so far
from demolishing either his mission or hi
good name, after near nineteen ccuttiric he
outranks everything under tho skies, nnd is
second to nononbovo them nnd tho archangel
makes salnam at his footstool. Christ
bloody antagonist thought thoy had finished
him when they wrote over tho cross his ac
cusation In three languages, Hebrew nnd
Greek nnd Intin, uoti-ealizing tlmt they were
by that net Introducing him to nil nations,
since Hebrow Is tho holiest language, nnd
Greek tho wisest of tongues, nnd Latin tho
widest sjMiken.
You nro not tho first mnn who hnd his
faults looked nt through n microscope nnd
his virtue through the wrong end of n tol
oscoio. Pharaoh had tho chief butler and
linker endiingeoned, ami tradition say tlmt
all tho butler had done was to allow a fly in
tho king's cup, nnd ull tho linker had done
wns to leave u gravel in tho king' bread
Tho world has the hubit of making a great
ndo nbout what you do wrong and forgetting
to say nnything about what you do right; but
tho samo God will tako euro of you who pro
vided for Merlin, tho Christian martyr,
when hidden from Ids pursuers in n liny
mow in Pnris, ami a hen enmo and laid nn
egg close by him every morning, thus keep
ing him from starvation. Hlosscd aro thoy
that nro persecuted, nlthough iiersecutlon is
n severe cataplasm. Ointment mny smart
tho wound before healing it. What n soft
pillow to die on if when wo leave the world
wo can feel that, though 1,000 jicoplo may
huvo wronged us, we have wronged no one;
or, having mndo envious nnd jealous attack
on others, wo havo rejvuted of tho sin and
ns far as Ksslblo made reparation. Tho
good resolution of Timothy Poland in his
quaint but exipilstto hymn, entitled "Most
Any Day," wo might well unanimously
adopt.
We'll keep nil right and good within,
Our work will then bo free from sin;
Upright wo'll walk tlirouuh thick nnd Uiin
Straight on our way.
Peal Just with all: tlio prize we'll win
Most any day,
When Ho who mado all tilings just right
filiall call u hence to realms of light,
Do It morn or noon or u'en or night,
Wowlllohejr;
We'll bo prepared to take our flight
Host any day.
Our lamps we'll fill brim full ot oil
That's good aod pure, that would not spoil.
And keep tliem burning all the whllo
To llplit our vruy;
Our work all done, we'll quit tho soil
Most nn iuy,
NOTE AND COMMENT.
Tho UnlU-il States government maintains
complete control over tho Hot Spring of
Arkansas, and Hmlt the chnrges for bathing.
A Now Yorker who In prwHrous days
mndo a studv of illnmniids and wns n flno
Judge turned Ids knowledge to profitable ac
count nnd Is today n successful buyer for n
largo diamond house.
Tho old llolienrolleru curse, tlmt no king
wn to In) succeeded by hi eldest son and tho
heir was to havo somo malformation or dam
aged limb, ha Imvii broken, and even tho
most suiierstltlou havo begun to doubt Hie
SK'II.
Tlm Wnrreu (Idaho) Chlneso mining enmp
I said to employ moro Chinese than nny mino
In tho country. Tho whllo miner nbnn
doned these mines somo tlmo ago, yet some
of tho t'hlnnmeu go homo ovcry year with
from ?U,000 to f.",W to llvo la caso tho re
innluder of their lives.
Ono of tho most successful of orchid grow
er Is a young Now Jersey woman, who, find
ing herself in straightened circumstance u
fow yenrsngo, lx-gnn floriculture In n small
way on n little piece of pino land. Now shn
hn taken her jounger sister Into tartner
shlp mid i doing n big business.
Purls has 100,(XMI Protestant; Nlme, 20,
000; Mitm'lllo, llordenux, Lyons ami Havre
hnvo from 7,000 lo 10,000 each; Montaulwin
und about u dozen other cities havo from
11,000 to -1,1X10 each, and these town churches
havo encouraging pros)cctM for the future.
A New York woman, who lost her scalp by
being struck by a railroad train, sued tho
company for damage. Tho enso was tried
four time. In tlm first trinl thoenso wns
dismissed, In the second trial sho wns awarded
lil,o(x)diiiungfi In the third trlnl tho Jury
gnvo her $10,000, and finally a verdict for
$0,000 wns lvuehed. Jurle seem to disugreo
ns to tho valuo of scalps,
Tho fashionable world at Hrlghton, Eng
land, rejoices just now In tho possession of
four ladle, each of whom Is dovotcd to show
in horseflesh mid hn secured fume through
mnrringe. Ono wedded n flunkey, another
n cab driver, n third n stnblo boy who could
rldo beautifully, nnd the fourth u hairdresser,
tho latter, perhaps, wltn n view of combining
economy w ith happiness.
Tlio Hothschild nro nlwny operating in
precious stone, nnd just now are said to bo
cornering ruble. The finest rubies como
from Ilurmnh, nnd tho Hurmcso ruby mines
aro among tho richest solls of tho British
conquest of tlmt country. Tho Itothschlld
nro, according to report, strong enough to
corner tho now supply, liclng nllowed s)cclnl
facilities by reason ot their llnnuclnl hold on
tho British government. Tho oor American
consumer is thus compelled to puy tribute to
the Rothschilds' syndicate on overy ruby ho
buys.
Hn IMiln't tliulprstniid Frcnrli.
Tho recent sensation In Franco in regard
to Gen. Houlniigcr hrlngi out tho story of
Congressman John J. O'Neill' travel expe
rience of the ast summer. O'Neill did
Pnris with h guide, nnd during tho tour,
which consumed nliout two days, ho passed
many comments iqiou the rudo nnd ignorant
way of tho infant republic. These com
ments ho gnvo to the guide in tho form of ora
tions, and ho managed hero mid thero to in
terlard somo of tho long labor speeches of
which ho had already delivered himself In
the Forty-ninth emigres. HI) wns full of
tho iudcciidcuco of tho American congress
man abroad, and ho sneered nt tho toadyism
which tho lower class- of tho French
jicoplo seemed to exhibit townrd tho upjicr
classes. "Here," said he, n they drove past
a shop In which loaves of frehh made bread
shnno out through tho window, "hero is an
Instance. I've seen Hint name painted on
fully 1(H) shojH this mormni;. You iH-oplo
never let a man grow prominent without
worshiping him, and n for that man Bon
lunger, whoso iiniuo is palmVd up over these
shops, he mny Is) n great man, but In Americn
we would not worship him llko n God." Tho
guide burst Into a roar of French laughter,
und dually explained to O'Nell that "Hou
lunger" was tho French word for "baker,"
and Hint thoshoiis ho supposed to ho eulo
gizing the French general were merely bako
shoiw for the sale of bread, biscuit nnd rolls.
Frank G. t'nrH'uter in Now York World.
Illternntlniinl Aiitliropoln;;p it ('nmi-r.
Intelligent American will lm Interested :n
tho forthcoming meeting of tlm luKTiiutinnal
nnthropologlcul congress, which will liegin
it seventh session in Berlin on Oct. 'J next,
A series of four sitting will bo devoted to
"America: Prehistoric and Present;" and tho
subject will Ik) discussed In its largest anthro
pological significance. Tlio oonsresu Invite
tlio co-oiK-rutlon of nil who nro interested in
tho civilization of the new world, it inhabi
tants before and nt tho tlmo of It discover)
by Columbus, their origin or nihilities, social
development, racial differences, tlio IntriNliie
tiou of domestic animals, cultivation of food
plants, and generally tho conditions which
underlie tho progress and oxauslou of tho
western hemisphere.
Tho first congress of tho kind wus held nt
Nancy in 1ST5, the second nt Luxembourg In
1877, the third nt Brussels In lbTO, the fourth
it Madrid In 1831, the llfth nt Cojienhngen In
18S.'l, nnd tho sixth nnd last ut Turin in lbSO.
Tho consideration that decided the choice of
IVrlln for tho next meeting were chiefly her
great wealth in nrcluvologicnl collections
illustrative of prehistoric America, nnd tho
prominence of her Investigator in every
nsjtect of the physical nud moral development
of the now world. Chicago Now.
CALIPOI?N LA'S
Finest : Production.
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The Use ol Slang.
Tlio use of slung nuiong girls Is on tho In
crease. At present thero is n dearth of now
expression nud curiosity exists ns to what
now bywords the coming summer will bring
forth. Just now the expression most in uso
is "chump," ns applied ton girl who lacks
style and brightness, Tho cntchword, "Who
is that iiuuif" with tho answer, "Oh, ho' all
right," start od among girls at summer resorts
last summer. Hxteuding over many year
thero is n long list of by woJds, such ns "Docs
your mother know you'ro out!" nnd "I'll toll
your mi," Hint havo hud their origin not in
the concert halls, but among young Indies
often among ladle of fashion and sltlon.
It is a mistake to suppose that slang begins
in tho slums und works up, It I rather tho
other way. Tho haeknoyod "Ah, there!" and
it corollary "Stay thero I" aro now woru
quite threadbare, ami overy ono is on tho qui
vivo for tho now wonl, whatever It 1 to Ito,
Pioneer Pre,
A London IjkIjt l'lijulrlun.
Tho Into Dr. Anna KIngsford, of London,
was a notable, woman in n profession com
posed of mnny notable women. After six
years' study In Paris sho obtained her degree
of M. D., and returned to Kiigluud to prac
tice medicine. Sho was a great vegetarian
nnd nn nrdont champion of tlio cnuso of anti
Vivisection, Sho was so deeply imbued with
tho spirit of tho poet's niuxlm, "never to link
our plensuro or our prido with suffering of
tho meanest Hung that live," that sho woro
nclthor fur nor feather. During her lost ill
lies she wrote u letter to tho press pleading
tho causo of tho seal und other helpless creat
ures who nro slaughtered ovcry year for tho
sake of their fur. Harper' Uuzar.
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Jarvis' California Par Cider.
i'!C M-. 'V 'K- cnrn,ln Pwrposch. they can then be utalicd by prcsslni; them Into
cider. I he fresh juice Is boiled down two gallons intoone.nnd is then strained tl, rough
pulvcried dinr coal. 'I'liis heating, condensing nnd straining completely .IcrtroyT fer
mentat on ami the elder ever afterwards , cumin sweet nnd good and is niiio.t ht-alliv
and nutritious article for family use. manor
Knowing there arc many spurious ciders sold in ltl,U market we offer the 'above
explanation with the eminent testimonial of Prof. J. II. Ixmg. Very Uespcctfuny
u , , T,,E G' M JARVIS CO., Sole' Proprietors, '
.San Jose, California. y) N ,,,. s cct Qhlca
Till: (J. M. JARVIS CO., Gentlemen: Chicago, July 7th, 1887.
I liao nindc made n chemical exainlnation of the samnlc of larvls' Pear Ci.W
submitted to me a few days ago, and would report these point's among others noted!
'1 he liquid is non-alcoholic and tins a specific gravity of 10.6s. The total extrac
lv e matter aniouns to 10.25 per cent, containing only .025 per cent of free acid. The
tests show t .Is acid to be inn lc acid ns usually found' In fruit juices. I fllui oth"r
acid or foreign substnnce added for color or flavor.
I believe It, therefore, to consist simply of the juice of the Pear as represented
Yours truly,
J. II. LONG, Analytical Chemist,
Chicago Medical Col lege.
THE G. 1. JARVIS C6 THE C. 1 JARVIS fin
San Jose, Cal. 39 N. State St. Chicago.
W. B. HOWARD, Traveling: Salesman.
FOR SALE BY ALL
Druggist and Leading Wine Merchants.
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