CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 1800
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DECORATION !
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A DAY FOR CHILDREN.
THE ANNUAL SADDATH EXERCISES
FOR THE BOYS AND GIRLS.
Plum', .Iiindii) unit the .Mhiuisf In rt lilcli
Its OiMxrvmir' Am Jtnil Clmrinlnu with
Music, l'luiu-rn ntut (IcollHtliiin -duii-th
llrnirittloiis,
lAP) rlKnt, IPlsX
Years ugo the church was h placo of toiror
to lively chlldl iii The llttlu ones with taken
duly to church, whether their fiol touched
tho Moor or not, mid whether tlioy eould im
dcrstnud the sermon, nlth Kit iiiiiiii'I'oiin
bonds, or hud logo napping from sheer wcnil
hoss. If they plntisl ant slj pi auks or ro
laxod tbo stillness iiml decorum which iw
thought iiirr-wiiry for chuichgoors, old and
young, It wont hard vt itli them, fur thorottas
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A HlMIAI. I.llllni'OfHK-
tho stately tithing mini, whose duty It was to
remind any joimgstor of bis churchl.t duties
If bo foiled to observe tin-in After a while
tbo ofllc-o of this functionary was aholishisl,
hut on churches were still far from comfort
r.hln, mi" rirniiMl and furnished uitb high,
-tinlght benches, and tbo pulpit so ch-tntcd
that looking up was apt to make young necks
ache and toting eyes grow heavy, children
wore not much better olT
Today churches aro well lit-iit-sl, lighted
and furnished, seats are easier, then- Is music
to cbnrm childish ns well as grown up ears,
Mid many pastors ssvik especially to children
for a few minutes Is-foro each morning ser
mon. But this Is not tbo Uwt A whole Hun
day in tbo year Is given up entirely to chil
dren. No one knows whero tlio plan originat
ed, nor whose happy thought It was to bavo
tbo day u Sunday in early summor, thus link
ing children with (lowers. Homo churches
call it June Sunday, somo Floral Sunday, but
whatever tbo namo It Is always wholly the
Children's day.
Thoro aro two things iuscpuiahlt connected
with tho celebration of this day (lowers and
musical exercise Tho floiul decoration hi
city churches aro often lavish and oxcpilsito.
Sometimes tlio pulpit platform is enlarged, so
that tho Infant class can sit Uhu it, each
row higher than tbo ono in front, tho chil
dren, In their jwilo coloicil and white cos
tumes, looking not unlike a termer-of (lowers.
Klalsirate exercises sometimes Include tbo
construction of a largo (loral pli-cc, each jwirt
being brought by ono pupil and lilted in its
placo. It may lion ship or a lighthouse or a
uiatmuoth Iliblo or s.-rhaps a cross. In many
ensoa tbo pieces which form tho wbolo are
tbo glfta of dlllerent classes, tliougb some
times tbo cXcnso Is horuo by tbo church.
Hoveral years ago tho pastor of a prominent
Methodist church in this city preached on
tho morning of Children's day a ser
mon on "Flowers; Their lullucm-o and
Iajsmoiis," the text being "Consider tho
llllos." Tbo afternoon was devoted to
exorcises by tho primiuy department. In
tbo evening, general exercises of song and
Scripture reading, recitations and addresses:
took place, tho chief feature of which was
tho erection of a miniature floral church on
the platform. Each piecowaseoutributedby
a Sunday school class. When finished theedl-
A DKCOKATRD WINDOW.
flcu wasu pretty sight, being furnished with
an organ, stained glass windows, liuns and a
spire twelve feet high, with a bell. When tlio
pnx-ess of building was ended n pupil reclttsi
"Slimmer Evening Musing," and, as she
proceeded, tbo lights of tho largo church
were lowered, those in tho miniature ono
were lighted, tho boll begun to sound and tho
organ played softly. Then an unset-n choir
sang softly, "I Live Thy Church, O Ood."
As a rulo tlio majority of dowers and
potted plants are dMhcred around tlio pulpit,
but ono school at least lias adopts) a plan by
which tho decoration, tbo oxs-uso and tho
work aro distributed, Tho largo church con
tains perhaps a dozen windows, and to eueli
of tbo several clasv is av.igne.1 the task of
ducomtuig.0110 window as tho mcuiU-rs seo
lit. If they clioovj they can gather enough
flowers to mako 0110 window into a thing uf
bounty. Daisies form agissl Utck-groiuni for
a word in green letters miulu of leaves If
preferred, tho groen moy form tlio hack
ground and daisies tlio lettering. I'erhitps
0110 class will arrange a window wliov) slant
ing sill is bunked in this way, tbo word "He
Joico" standing out boldly Festoon of gi een
aro draped almo, and in tbo center is hung a
sUu- of fluwers Another window will lj
festooned with iluisy chains and Iiiimi several
Ixiskets of (lowers hung over tile milkvs uf
rov-s, iilgisl wftii sniilax, which furui a
covering for tho sill. Of eonrsu such a plan
Involves the miitiIIcu of Saturday afternoon
by many a Iki and girl, but Mid burden of
work '.bus falls moro ovonly, and children
aro doubly Interested in what they have had
a tharo in doing.
Another feature of Children's day -I do
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woTiM mmrMbtr
1101 kinw wiit'thet It sIkmiIiI ls)ssikMi of uu
der the bend at "decoration" or "inusk',"
H-rbaps Isith ! "Vie ini-w-uiit of a iiuiiiIkt of
bliils whov edges are hung from the celling
with Imig wlies The sound of organ and
singing mviiis to Inspire cauniies, and they
M)iir out their sweetest songs on ( liildn n's
day, and contribute tin small share t its plea
sures
llecotntious need not all Is) s elalniiato as
those ilesi'i llxsl nlsive. The huiul-lest con
gregatlmi and Hundny schisd can imminent
the Interior of tlio building It is-cuples s-r
Iiiin only a m-IhkiI Iiiiiimi If the ls and
gills ale I'lilNtcd to help ill the w oik Al'oiiwi
then Inteiei-laud enthusiasm, and theiv Is
nothing the) will not U. Set them to gather
lug tloweis, 110 matter how common, pro idisl
the aieprett), Tho spli It of the day Is tho
same, whether thoilccoi'utlou come ft mil Held
or llorlst The Isijs cm make the frame
work of the Moral piece intended fortliesunx-t-H'l-es.
Tills can ls cuvertsl with giis-n and
made to stand upright In a shallow Ihix which
foi ins its base, the Inix to Isi llllisl with llow
ers l-t a iiuiiiIkt of incml-crs of the w-lnsil
come up with a blossom or a handful of
them, and reHMit something about Mowers.
N hen tho base Is completed the wold Jt-slik
or HiiNlour may bo sjsillisl In llnwets on tbn
trails! erso Is-atll of the cross. If smslhle, let
the wall Is-hiud the desk or pulpit Is-ar tbo
Inscription. "In tbo cross of Christ I glory,"
made of Moweis, or evergreens, or gilt MiH-r
Tlowers for this purs)H call bo maile of tis
sue pas-r, if not too gaudy, though natural
nni-H are, of course, tho Is-st. As for tbn
music, new annuals are provided fur this day
each year li leading inusli) publlshi-rs. Tho
following selections 11111 Is) of u-u In tho ex-ercl-e
Kb tho cross. As cacti pupil lays Ills
liauo of (lowers at tlio base, he or she can
give one of the quotations, adapting It as
neat 1 as x.vllilo to the kind of Mowers
brought Children taking part hi sMlling
out tin- name on tho cross may ies-at verses
of Scripture as they put their (low ers in placo:
1.
our uikvlcsy lips, i) Hun ers, are ll lug preachers,
I'jieli cup a pulpit, CM'I) leaf a lik,
Hiippl)lng to my fancy iniiiiennis lenehers
rniin Iniiellest nook
'Neath elulsteiisl IhmikIis each tlnnil In-ll Dial,
sitliigeth
Ami lulls Its ix-rfuiiio on the uissing air
Mnlow Salilmth In the llelils, ami eer ringelh
A call to pmjer
Cnglish I'ts-t.
II.
'Hie Inllnlte hlissuf lint lire
I fi-e III eer' teln,
The light mill the life uf summer
llloiniiiiis in heirt ami Imila
-llajinil Tii)lor.
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Unt nut aloiio the fnln-Nl Mowers;
The iiien-sl grass
Along the nsutslile whero we niss.
Lichen, ami hums, ami ftnnly mssl
Tell of his line who semis theilew,
The rain ami sunshine, too.
To nourish one small st-il
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la all places, then, ami In all seasons
riuucrHexmiiii nieir ugni ami suuiiiKo wlngi,
Teaehlng us, hy most N-rsiiiislte reiisous.
How akin tliey aro to human things.
Anil with ehllilllko, credulous alTivtloii
We liehokl their teniU-r liinls expiiml;
KI.OHAI. OHOSS
Emhleins of our own great resuns-clluii.
EinMuins of the hiight ami better laml
Iiougfellow
Anil nil the world with greens that shine.
Ami breaking Imils ami nlngs thut flit,
fsis-iiis one exs-ctancy illvlno
fif something (lil has promised It
-Eilgnr Kawcett.
TIs hcni en alone that Is gUen away;
'TIs only Oil umy 1st had for tho asking;
No price is set on Hm lalsh suuinier;
Jiitiu may Is) hud liy the ikkhthI comer.
-IJWlll
VII.
I'lowers ure the grandest thing that (11 ever
Hindi-Million t putting nu immortal soul Into them
Ikt-chei
VI11
TIs summer, glorious summer'
lAk Ut tlio glad gns-ii earth
How from her grateful bmuin
The herb and (lower spring forth;
These am her rich thanksgivings,
Their Incense floats alioto.
Father, what may wo offer?
Thy chosen How er Is lore
IX.
Kooh day is a liriinoli of the Tree of Life, laden
tioavlly with fruit. If we lie down lazily ls-nrath
tt, vu may start o; liut if wo shako tlio hrniiclira
7io of tlio fruit will fall for us Longfellow
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Our Satlour wore u crown of thorns.
With not ono rose cntw Inwl,
And more did this sad crown adorn
Than that ho left behind,
And gladly did bo press it there,
Ux)ii his godlike hrow,
Knowing that In our path moro fair
Would bloom tho roses now
O, when we grasp the fragrant tloweri
That throw such beauty round
And murmur midst our blushing bowers.
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U let us think of luui who jror.
The thorn uitlmut the re.
Ami l-rnr. as uitlnntl) he Iniro.
Our fewer, lighter woes
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Thuupjsir borlrontnl of seven mid tho loft
vortical, reading downward, a word of seven
letters, signifying "a largo ship with thri-o
or four docks, formerly used by tho Span
lards imi man-of-war, as in the Armada, and
also In commerce, ns Ih-Iwis-ii Hpalu anil her
colonics in America." Tbn lower horizontal
mid right vertical, another wold of seven
letters, "beginning to exist or glow;" In
chemistry, "In the act of Is-lng produced or
ovolvisl, as a gas " The second borlrotital
and iisimd vortical, "spirits or ghonts of tbo
deutisl," "bobgohllns." The third, "an or
tiami'tit of rlblsins," "a tuft of feathers, diu
liiouds, etc , in tint form of a heron's crest "
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No. 101. -Aero. tie Itlddls.
O o o
O 11 o o
O o o o o o
O o o o
I watelnsl my llrst In lofty Might,
With sweetest song till out of sight.
My second, flying low, I found
With wings that did not leave tho ground.
My third, whoso wings wo cannot see,
May yet take (light from you or me.
My fourth, though destitute of wings,
Files high uloft but nnvi-r slugs
Now if my llrst you rightly name,
You'll (lnd my Initials ss-ll tho same.
No. 10'J. l-etter i:nlgmii.
In gnisj hut not In plum.
In gnws but nut In hum.
In baizo but not in wool,
III calf but not In hull.
In moat but not In chop.
In break but not in lop.
In uiiito but not in loud.
In laugh but not in cloud.
In Nacre, uImi in relation.
My w bolo Is 11 cniihtclluliou.
No. 10:i. Illililen Ilepllles.
Of u good little boy mho aspires to the mime
Of Itoger Newton, I now write;
ills kinky luiln-d pate isipilu- unknown t fnuia.
Hut his friends think him deter and bright
Ills naked feet dunce to .1 di ar little sung,
As he Juiii-d etery limni from his lied;
lie can make a salmon, and ero tery long
He thinks he can stand o-i his head
Tho yeurs drag on slowly with him, fur he talks
Kvery day of "when ho is n mini,"
And regrets that his mother his prugn-ss o'w
luilks.
And keeps him a child while she can
No. 101. A Trump's Htriilageiu.
Koiir tramps applied at a farm Iioumi for
aims, "Well," snid the farmer, "I bavo 11
plis-o of work that will require 'JW) Itours'
labor. If you want to do it, I will xiy you
i'M, and you can divide tlio work and tlio
money among yourselves as you see lit,"
Tho tratiiM agns-d to do tlio work on these
conditions: "Now, Isiys," said ono of tbo
trani, who was at the same time tho lazlistt
ond tho most Intelligent of tbo four, 'then) la
110 use of all four of us doing tbo same amount
of work. Let's draw lots to msi who shall
work tho most hours 11 day and who tho few
est. Then lot each man work as many days
as ho does hours 11 day "
Tlio plan Is-ing agroisl to, the lazy trnmp
took good care that chance should dcalgunto
him to do the least numlxT of hours of work.
Now, how wero the 'JiKlhoursof work allotted
so Unit each tramp should work as many
hours a day as ho ho did days, and yet so that
no two trnui)M should work the sumo number
of hours) Indiana I-'urmor.
Jumped Ills Hoard.
McKinglo had taken tbo landlady's daugh
ter, clmK.-roued by her mother, to tho circus.
They wero twitching tbo tumblers, who, loan
ing from the spring board, turned ono or two
somersaults over an elephant
"Wonderful, oh J ' remarked McKinglo.
"Yes," said the old lady, "and do you know
thoy remind mo of yoiif"
"Of met Why, I'm nouthleto."
"No," was tho sour reply, "but you do
Jump your IsNini nwiily!"
Coin fort lug.
"So, Hattio has refuxsl joul Well, I
wouldn't euro. She's a thonghtltta thing,
and doesn't know tier own mind."
"That so) Oh, well, If she doesn't know
her mind, tcrhat. I ought not to mind her
no."
A Nutitrul Thought.
"Uh, what prettt chickens!" excluinnsl
Mattel, lisiking at some ulnwi Mulfy feathers
bad lss-n ill el dliri-leiit colois.
"Yes," explained 7- car-old Madge "Tliey
sero biitcbtsl out of Luster eggx"
Key to tin. l-iiizlrr.
No. K). Cbarudo. Itrend fruit.
No. 01. An Hour (II i.v. (VutruU, lknin-
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No tC In Many I'laci-, A liar.
No ftt A Tram f Car 1. Carnival 2
"nrpj t :! Mndngiiscnr Cartm S.
Carimiii' and cardinal il Vicar
N- HI. -Hidden Trees: Sandal, onl,. yew
No HV- A Standard Work: nur.iPrt'"Notis
on the Acts "
No. W Numerical Enigma: I'owhatan
Nn. V7 -A Wonl Change: Klag-tlap,
slip ship.
No. Vs,-A Hlnl IMzzlni 8tai-llng. Murt-
in Un-net. Bpor-Tow,
DR. ROLAND I0RD,
Veterinary Surgeon
J (iimliiiite uf the Itotnl Vetcrlnnry
C ullcgc, London.
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All Discuses of the Domesticated AnltnaU
Cnu-fnllt 'I rented
f)lllcc, Itootn 3, WVImlrr Illock,
36 South nth St ,
Also at I'nbiic Stables, M near Eleventh
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franchise 111111I0 a purl of tlio present state
constitution InlHTli by an overwhelming pop
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Its MAMMOTH DRAWINGS take
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iponths of the year, mid are all draw 11 In
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For Integrity of Its Drawings nnd
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