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?A BASS-WOOD SPLINTER.
TbHioy that lllrs FjirtriB or Summer or Fall
Better tlmn old Kline Wliitrr
Jul wrt of a ba wimkI xj.llntrr
igrft itu3. In Tact, he n no boy at nil.
Sitrity fn:n the Move. nn! look out thcrol
JuMt. on ' t ec a picture fait'.
Bj.m winter, iroin mountain u nam
Mpt a lH.irt'ar lit all hl train.
C w loky oiu iiump,
pilku uplift M.iin.i;
Jno Ih In ermine from chltn to chin.
p flic i.tlirr no lamb cm br-tfln
I' to look m wann aim o;t iirui inn.
faouxn up to it yc In i rlnkl- or wool.
l-o-olil liinwi rost villi her nhrhtcupon,
Jlul.mi Uurli In hor nljtml with tho whlu; nap
on.
Crubled otl Bachelor H.ih'e
Win re. now. lc liN prickly flsn?
Ami scriunrv olil Gmti'Mr True.
tClmliby u thnhby coul 1 Ik.
Mow h hpr .iI hluivlf In hi" uniform.
Lonlltnr Hour the coM uuil tliu utoruil
y uininer ' Oh. j e-, I know hv will ilrc-ss
flli-r 'liiinly de.ir-li-nn Ui lovislltitss:
lint Winn-r tho KrcuiuRil t.mall,
Awn-l.c-iiml wdy, ull
HetiUloin no line, you tvotiM think eacn ono
m Tin irrninleit jn,-r-oimxc under tho kuh.
t AVlw. U ntVi.lil l.i.'ll w li'f t tlfntli
Uyn Monitor wliloli blte-J with nothing but
bicitlh.'
There', more renl tnutitiooil. thirty to three,
In tho lilth clilcks of a c.hlc!on!'-"
Ni-ter wti merrlfr en-atnro than they
When Stunner is liutxln N of mill away.
Your -Ut ItMlonrif, bitsn-ood pllntr.
Ktiouh not the Mrht tiling about Wintui.
A IIk for your Hummer lo,
Th'-y ie no whit better than toy.
Give tin the htip that will otr to town.
When the wind in hlnwlnjr the ehimnoy down,
When the bnruttrt beml and nar
Like lin-akeiN on the hhore
Into the fcnow-lr'ftfc, plunK'-l to hlrf knee
Y, In clear up to Ills can-, if on please,
Kuddy and ready, plucky and -lions;,
I'ulluiir liii little duck K" aloni':
Tlie road i" lull, but he'h tiound to ko tlirouh
it.
lie has business on hand, and lHrfid to do..
As jinder you hue lilm bnMkinp.ttliH for tlie
-lcl,rli,
Fo he '11 be on I he lead to the end of hH dins:
ne of Winter's own boj , a l. r.i it he.
Hit bus wood tneiu. but t'Hl hard hickory!
Jtiltn lltmc ' hen u, in St XUhuUui.
TWO PAIRS OF EYES.
The f.rent IUlTcrcm e in the W.y In Wlib Ii
IVnpli. I sr Their Viu.il OrRSiiiH The
I.inhy" and the I'liluckj" liny.
Did it ever occur to you what a dif
ference there is in the way in which
i i...: -i I .1
l)CO lie u-c; LJii-ii co. i no uoi iiu.iui
- . , .1
mat Mimi people vpm.,, ami mjiiiu uo i
not. that Mime have s-hort -irIit. ami
.some long sight- Thc-c are nccidenUil
dirt'erencc.-.; and the people who can not
see far, sometimes M'c more, and more
truly, than do other people who-o vis
ion is as keen as the eagle's. Xo, the
diilcrcncc between peo.de" s eyes lies in
the power and the habt of oiccrvation.
Did ou eer hear of the famous eou-
jttrcr. Kobert lloiidiu. nho-e uouderful i
t neks and feat- of ma;'ic were the us- j n the r.t-e Camp mila by it- ' ot.tnieal
touishuiciit of ICurope : few years ago? J title, he did as -oon a-st ie p- d if de
He tells u-. in hit autobiography, that i -eribed the jiectiliariticJS of tin- Icif and
to -c e erj thing at a glance, while I blowout. So M. Selves re -ngfr d huu
M-eming to mi noth ug. is the lust j to be hi- guide -o long .is h --im1 in
riii.it- in the cduntioii of a "ma- ' the rcion. and iirc'd tcT pi It m l'ii
gieian." and that the f iciilly of notic- j irane- a week. And Tofliei ird ! i.v
'wj; rapidly and exact 1 can be trained wrung her hand-., ami excl-i.tnci un.r
like an oilier faculty. When he was i.jcou-ly than ever orr he bo-.'- -dS
titling hi-little .son to follow the same ' Jui k" aiul his coin-in'-? so r.or good
jirofc-sion he u-cd to tike him past a I fortune.
jdiop-uindow. at a quick walk. and. One can never tell I ow r. "th-iueo"
then ask him how man. objects in the may develop. Prof. SyI'restMu t- well oil
window he could remember and tie- I ami Kind ot heart. Ra.ln'd no children
.scribe. At first, the child could only I
l collect three or four, but gradually J
he ro-c to ten, twelve, twenU. and, 111
the end. Iti- eye- would note, and hit
memor. retain, not le-s than fortv
tirticlc-. all caujrhl in tlie few .second-;
which it took to nas tl.i window at n
rapid walk.
It Ls so more or lcs vilh us all. Few
tiling are more .-nrprising than the dis
tinct picture which one mind will bring
:iwa from a place, and the vagne and
hltirrcd one which another mind will
brinic. ()beryat:on ks c,nc of tho valu
able faculties, anil tho lack of it a fault
which people have to pay for. in various
ways, all their lives.
There weie once two pea-ant boys in
France, who-e names were Jean and
Loui.s Cardilliae. The were cousins;
their mothers were both widow-, and
they lived close to each other in a little
illage, near a great fori -t. They also
looked much alike. ;oth had dark,
clo-clv-sh.lven hair, olve .-kins and
large, black eyes; but it ite of sill '
the'ir re-cmblances, Jeai was alwax.s 1
spoken of :is lucky," ' and l-'iuis as
unlucky,
for rc:uous a Inch you will
shortly sec
wi-tlu' 'wi bovs WcrciQit toirether. 111 j between -'eves nt,lQo ve-' ad.iiler
the foie"t or t'dt-' 3tul'-xaillUM ,m.: antl al
aloflg cjinte d"flerentl. s .orti-r "dawdled :dva?liBiHiiiiRi( "',c. iu S. S
in a -on of loose-jointed rot, with his
e cs fixed ou whatever luppeucd to be
in his hand a .-ling, p-rliap-. or a
-tick, or one of tho-e Snippers with
whicli Itrds :ue -caivd awiy from fruit
If it were the -tick, he crifked it as he
went, or he -jumped the mapper, and
he whi-tled. a- he did -o. n an ab-ent-
nnndeit way. .lean s black eve-, on the
contrari. were always 011 tie a.ert. and
makinir di-coverii1
While ,oui- -tared
Mini -utekered hi- lh.s ui) hit the Mian-
per or the -lin-. Jean woud note, fin j
con-eiou-h but truly, tie :Vrm of the j
clouds the look of the sk)' in the rainy '
west, the wedge .shaped pocc.s-ion cd
the dus through the air. :nd the way
in which they u-ed their wm's. tnebtrd- t
tl -1 , 5 IT ..... "1 .
calls in ine neujje. lie v.i, ipucu 10 j
maik a -trange leaf, or an tinned.-1-j
lOim-u 111 ngus ..v 1 .e pan . i aut mii:ui .
w;ay. Once he pickwl up 1 titc-frane '
piece; once a Mlver penedcase whic:i .
belonged to the cure, who vas glad to
t..j it i.r.iuj. juiil ir;ivi .lean tii smi- lit- 1
.. . .. .... .--, . v ; v., -, i
way cu rewaici. i.om- uoun nave :ikcu
ten mius very much, but ion.eho lie
never found any peiieii-ct-es: and it
seemed haul and unjutwh',i his moth
er upbraided him for the "act, which,
to her thinkinir. was ratnerHis misfort
une than his fault.
How can I help it?"' he a:ked. '-The
sain:.- are kind to deau. aid they are
not jrind to me roiVn (otttP
"The saints help thoscj who help
theiuiclvcs.' retorted hi-.uol!ier. Thou .
is o .-trong. i 1
"There! ' cried his motlnr one day. j
xvhen he came, iu to -mpjrr. "Tny
cousin thy lucky cousin has .'gain
been lucky. He has fouuj a trttiile-
bed. and thy aunt has sold he trutllcs
to the man from Paris for a huudred
H....1-. .x ...i.i.... a.....vm7. i ...w; -
long before thy stupid lingcis c
in earn
the half of that!"
" Where did Jean lind hlic bed?"
asked Louis. r
In the oak copse nearf
he brook.
vhere thou mijrhtcst have ft unci them
as easily as he," retorted hs motlicr.
"He was walking alojr with liaudot. the
l 1 .... '.. ...x ..T
touci-cuiier s uuj tvnose uoiucr was
a truflle-hunter and Daudot began to
point and scratch, and Jean suspected
something, got a spade, dug, and crack!
a hundred francs! Ah! Jiis mother is
to be envied.'
The oak copse! NeaV tic brook!"
exclaimed Lotli.-. too intlfth fpjveited to
note the reproach which cdmuded the
sentence. " Why, I was thtjre but the
other day with l)audot, ami !l remein-
bcr now, he .scratched and whined a
great deal, nnrl tore at the ."-"Oiad. -
art a look-in-t he-air. dcat keep-hi-, tnd4 in vers-c 01M .- : w luc 1 wvre --n: j
eyes open: he hits wit, and ie notices." to all the roi'te- It vta- o .1;. the J
l?nf Mich reproaches did not help mistake of :v "frd. I nt .t ant oved him j
Louis, or teach hiia anvtluitr. Habii ! verv much to it l i 1 01 c of the line- !
- 1
didn't thmk anything about it -lWt
lime." " I
Oh, thon little imbecile thott 4a
pid!" critl Ins motlicr, auf
There were the tniflli- and tb5 Jik
chance was for tiicc. Didn't third' tirv
thing ab'iut it! Thou never dVt & iil..
tliou never wilt. Out of ray i",h aid
do not let me see thee again untij hi
time." F
SuppcrJcss and dl-conolat. I por
Ioui .-ltink away. He called I)fj4t,
and went to the oak cop-. r si sited
that if he aw any sin of e.cil fi'rt
on the part of the do;:,' to fetch a d
and instantly bejrin to li. IJut Cufdo
trotted aloujr uuietlr, a if tlu M'T"
not a tpitile left m r ranee, and tfc iM.uk i
wa-i fruitless f j
If I had only," became a fiYfin'e
hentrnce with I-oui-. a time wjift on !
If I had onlv noticed llu--. & If I I
I. ...I ,..,!.. t. ..,,.! l...,i ' tn C,(, I. I
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! 141 v rKytK.-i Vi4" II. 9W
phr:ics are apt to come into tb'ij&iirid
after ftouiclhing has lc-en xui-cS'llrv not
noticing or not stojipiiifr, .olthe d-
little ood ti anylody. i M
Dili it ever occur to yon thitfv.hat
peojdc call "lucky chanc-,y Ui mh
they 'pciii to come suddenly are in
reality prepared for by a lon"i n
seious pro'esi of making read or n tf
part of lho-e who protit b tt m '
Such a eh-inec came at laf Jo 1 -'
.lean and Louis to Louis nope- to.m
to .Ji:in; but one w.ii pivpari'dl for it.
and the other was noL f g
I'rof. Shestre, a famous na'ur-l t
from Toulon-e, came to thcfirS-' ',
I age where tlie two boy-. lived "
summer. He wanted a boy '1L! vu !
him about the country, carry fifc- !.:it
;jues and hcrbaU. and hfJp mi ni
.search after rare llowei and bud-, and
he a-ked Madame Collot. the2...Ji oh
of the inn, to recommend oe. he
named Jean and Louis; thfr were
bth good los, slie .-aid. 3
So tlie piofes-or -cut fiM t!i m to
come and talk wth him. ' J
' Do oii know the fonst.rell. and
tho path-.?" he aked.
Ye-, both of them kucwothe for.-'
vcy well. i
Arc there any woodpef ker- of mk-'i
i i .....:,. v i... ....1 . .i . .
;iii sin ji .i "jh i ji-i; iiu H3 o i
,- , .....,. ,i. i
ii.iir ;i tin iii j;ir jtiiiii ui"(u - -
(. WJ, .j, :m, j.,(. tot)ft f,.r (Via-
aiiila rhoubo;dalI,9.," andjilit' i.ip'dh
de-cribed the variety
Lou: -hook ln hen-i.jfil-- kn.-.v
nothing of any of these thin,:-. I'ut
Jean at oice waked up, vvitli .etere-t.
He W:iew a gieat deal :ib-.ut v.. u iiied.-er-
not in a h- enMlic f ay. bit w.th
th knowledge of one wh )i i- watcln d
and studied bud habits. He li'i'l jmt-
a collection of lunar and oth r moth- o!
his own, and tlioiitrh he did et r.-.-og-
of his own; and he wasll' ''d. aboe
all other things, to the inN e-t of -cl-
encc. He -aw the ranting of a tir-t-rate
naturali-t in .lean Cirtliluac. with h.
quick i'U'S his closs o'--n I'ion. hi
leal iiiterc-t in iindh gou a .d making
uiv. He grew to an1 nter.-t in and
j likiii": for the boy, waich tip. r.e 1 .1. the
time drew near for lifinto h turn to in-univer-ilv.
into antofTor to tike .lean
with him and provit,oifor hi---lneation.
i 1 . .. .1 . y. 'TT. .. :.. ..
on comi.iiou ui.i; uc-.m. 111 leiurn.
.should rendu hint a ..cit.itn amount ot
:i--i-tance during -hi- out ot choid
hour-. It was, in "elb-i-t a kiml o!
adoption, which might 1- id to almo-t
any tiling; auddeair'snn-tli'T was ju-f-lie
I in declaring, osj.-he did. that hi
fortuue was made 3
And for thee, thou au-t -tav at
home and diir potat-
dig potatoe- lor fie re-i
f
of thy sorry life,' lanicn'cd th motli
er of Louis. "Well, b-t people -at
wiiat thv will, til-ii an uniu-t world-
and. what is wor-e.ilh' -a nt- lo.ik on
and do not prevoMjjifc H -..ten forgive
me it it is blasph 'snot.- io -j-c.ik -o. but
1 t,, not helo it! tM
Hut it was r.ei licij !. k" nor m
jtlst'ee." It wn- mtjl-. ! the d tieivn -e
J liiU.
A&CtE PROOF.
The Ilotrn't coe i'-. s" ! 1:
K.-IIevc
Hi- Otitrancn
-eniK.
di r. ci-tupo-i:-
WIitc is the pr-of 1
or or oth-r arti-t
.vh
!i:tl..c--h mud
tri
rav
Shake -j car
li-
Nil.. 1 i- w
,.,.,:,. ...tr" t-iir?
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lo
t'n
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... H Wl III V
,H Ul ,:i"""11 1Ii:f-
in th familiar lir.is:
"AmI ulhy fulrl ' ' '"- " p""'Joy"
Words fall to c ;r.i I im. but let n-e
never meet him ft ! f.i. . I 'dame it
u pi. an he wiP.VJ r the ob cure copy,
m. .,u. O,,lpo . m (,r t.e c.u tlu,;v
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lOl.iH.I.V...,. -
Ifsueh tlirro ' e ark h.tr e'l
For Jiiai 1101a i:-' u -ture- w-ll.'
T 5 fo . ,.,1.-11.-1 troupe in
'
WRlt,K w.,, lvJUimK m.. , s.,:.
. im:J-M. e- wao wiote in cf-
fce:hv xcrSv.: .'g
. . 7? .
He m M her W ! r tlu- -i'o:i: -t
Wl.cn hi- jk). ir.T 1- pub i-he I it read
i
" lie MeU. hciye- r 'ln-i.-ii.ir -Ui.rs." J
II rccoveretl aft r .1 lonir i.Inesj. ami
again wrote: M
" Ste the iu-.lt; n;M . r :-. tr- ln-ot of fire."
1 And taat line-caa: .: in th:- wa:
" See the ii.lciiaatt r 11 In- -Ii rt of tire-"
A votith wh Ky-:- md-I : -d to an atfit
for an aniple.'ioJft.m re-. d at her!
death, attcmptijl. ' 1 - nnd .hi- mi:i-1
which h hau"i:.i''-ed :tn c-pe;al
care annoucAir: h.t "-be had t:k-n .
up in Hta:eJ h ' p.-.;ion." ihe a I
tourdin lnJjjm-it.nn that "-he bad !
taken up to i.-n her phy-:cian." '
There is soiM'Wt.-e tor the ttacdielor ,
compositor. lYh... m -ct'inir p th" j
t j;i; nuiiw.. , .i.i.... .iv ..1.11 . i.u..i
be a savasSf ' l-t the comma iu the
wrong plao Jnd iiad i: read thu-
" Woman i'iihoiit her man. w.tnld
J be a -ravan
J Perhaps tl
:tp
w or-
piece of
the
compositor
m.
,de wa- that wh'ch
J mixed up tliedr.eaion of heathen eh.i-
' dren in Cei lyd Atiica with a recipe for
t . , - . -- -
canning to
itot-. Alter anuouncm'-
the prelirie
dren to the
Kc- of attiacting the chil-
i ionaries. it pluaced into
media res -
olh.ws:
: an'l W?t way to prepare
yTheec
them is to
twipetuem with a clean
towel, the
place
them :n dnuinn"
nnn: -rut !l.:iL-e fill U'mtcr" h.irnTi
Free Frc&rM
M -
A Frcih :vstroi:omer claims to have
discoverot-"lthat in Vcnt there is a
nsouatai ventv miles high.
EEUGIOUS RE.U3LXG.
PRECEPT AND PRACTICE.
JA Jjii-' Ix-n! 1
In IJ rxl tun tb- imM- tau-kt
II. c-nl w th U .ii.- rT-- 1 1 XrKusrkl.
M. 1 with tht ini hi d-: stsr-o
I i "i i iirtilnt:u hn win,
'I-i. im wti.i-r' tr9i HMf wro vzl:
'fif, wiRf. oh r b.njr truJ !:.
Tie- luxl tle-tr -U ti r( ttt tvjr,
At-d tiy.j. th- f rtn t HrljiJ c ay.
lb'iUtre"! b lf.tf uuntitij pH
f tt.vin it. : l.i.i itian.
l! hu t tlx- (III. hswlt 14-CMMA.
I Ri,e t 3t i- eiKt jwweffvil frami.
Tlie ttler nl teot-f it-Al-i'ii?
' pf"'- t'ftj; Utxtf
; he .lo !n tiit i Ultetit. tfUy J:
Tlie - k Kjrur .th imr MtWpzenl.
Aiul ttiu- the ! c-fit)r.tl "t.li.
W t.eu. k ttje bCHk. vitb crocl 141
AihI ttm -iri k h - -hn5t njf pr.
It. nilhf'.e- etr rt brK uwat.
Aim! ) at ox. wi.ie 1'1 me titrrjiHl.
N'UXlit ff ty on th prupteet lraat-
T!m n lludd'm f r e.1- "(i IrnvrV. twwxr!
T'.e jHr dre l:t- 1 ' ib- ire
I i tiririi tl)-e in tbe acrel otitne
lit iii'l h!ii' cm 'iil 1 pr kttta
'I ( u 1 His tr atur. klli and low.
s, 1 BcrtCciii: p t s-ho
"Iit th .u. ' thf hwV. rrpl'e!. "rsrlads
( Hip tm wtw-n t..v ar v ctf
Huri.r lam. m Ii.oi-ar
1 in !. tiutt fjil iv lor inea'"
To whirk the mw Jlnu !. bt live:
ll nc for tby Hflt ibv r- t I slttt"
Ihy.iit. n-dn -the repi..
-s i 1 1 .t m tnte t -c 1..- must 4
Tl en U't Mbn: "Mm I th iiuiu r c-ae
'J hi- b 1,-w s t renturt 1 wouki mivc'
"llav Jiif-n-r now : eptirn mt my plm;
M le t and hii il 1 ie d to th- '
"ii. no'' the i a ' luitnf!, 'nor Uioto
Stlttlii- WT bllTi i-T to Hpi'eu-.
'I licdo'i-I .; f. i t 1 Atkl Xla
l.t-niit .! n ,i.e-l Hi :m my pain;
lh Ik-1, irsi I in.i-i "t'M-
Tt.e vti.undiil ib.. ! li lln n b" free."
l:n.l.!iii n-i..lil "M-. ! t true.
Mj X- d take: ilu-U.ii-&.all IHe."
A '-Inn britht the jn;he: cS-n-l.
Iteth Ii-h k uiel .li.vi hit I d.wmiH'arcd.
T ! tms who. In I .lit arrl,
'I In lr Hi it'll! irirlnl tnoet
sji.ih! at tin- a-tin'Uiil limMha '!.
All hill' all ha.l. johh! iir tuey erteJ,
"llu.l.llia' 1 ll-i- i tl-e tiu -t I-!.
Nln't niitl hnt thmi tMn. our let
'Ih Hunt Mi-tne iil lit iliii!i I lute.
l. cm i - ltt,.i I in llian ii i tmte
Lie Mautirt i,. i.iw.i. in (jjfiiii at
ll'iirf.
THE LAW OF LOVE.
The (.ulil.-li ItilN- .- I teiu;illtieil In the
A i I l'ie l.i.i.il uii.irit.iti - We fun I.'ite
liur N.-luhhur n Ouri,ltr.
We oft. U oteliook the f.l'-t that Chri-t
Ninteu-elv iir.utie.ll in Hi- tcae'dng.
For e.u,ijdc. we are ti mj.ted to Im-Iu t
t!i tt it is im;.os-ible to lot our neigh-
boras oiirsches. and in the parable of
the good Sam.iritan our Lord is teach
ing the prneti -ableness of thi- rule of
e induct. I."t us look at the story in
this Iirht. The large s ipie-tion to l
an-wered i-: Did the S.iinar.t.iu erm
pbfv the niie'J Did he lote hi- i.e gh
Ior as hun-elf? Our Iuiifs clo-.n
tv ird shows that in Hi- pure j.;i;ht the
Miiwntan bail kept the liv.. He -ay-
Co th 111 and do lihewi-e." The nevt
pie-lion is whe'bi r the et-e i- a fair
c 1-0. Dih- the iueid-Tt cover the prae
tical ev-rv--i.n demand- t th r.ile? It
M-cin-to do so. if the htimarit:.:i had
him elf 1 dlen am mjr thi e-. and be-n
ieft lor dea 1 b ru 1 sliam-. he could
bale w'sle-d a brother ni.in to do ju-t
what tc Mniii'trittn did - no mor. lie
did ju-t what h would hte done for
him- -If h he had been able to do it. lb
saved the man. in s() far a- the man
could be save 1: he ould have done fu
m re than t..at for him-elf. i'.efore
a-king ine nt ipie-tion. it is ptoperto
note thai in ( hri-t'.s life mean
conduct, and not ncTely the n.ot...:i
which prompts it. Love is, in Hi
te.iching. alwav- a love al work, an ac
tivity epn ng right f -bi:g It t
not a uietaph -tell conditimi which is
nie-int b;. loving our neighbor a- our
s Ives. A11 debate i- shut mil which te-latc-s
to the power, dominance or uni-ver-ibt;.
of -elf-lot e. We ma;, love
ourselves more hours in tin da than we
love our neighbor, we may do more
acts from -"If-Iovc than fiom neighbor
love. Thi- i- the natural order, -inec
-df-ea:e re.piire- nio-t of our time, vet
we nun ittteiritpt aed -aerllice -elf-care
to ea:e for our ne'ghbor.
The thir-l piaet:e.iIipie-t:on iswh'lli
c r the good .sam.tritan h-id a compara
tively ca- ta-k. or a comtar:.t.velt
dillicult one. Tie -ton is told bv our
I ord with a- many el. n:e:.t- of dillictil
tv a-we ca'i -i-dv conceive of. The
factth.it the prie-l and levite pa. . d
bv on the other -u! and lett their otm
trvtnan in hi- blood. ndieates tint the
l.i-k of rel ev'mg li'in wa- a .i n di-a-greeable
one. So ehan.'Cl- left to doubt
tie-. If onl a prie-t or a h-vite had
p .-.-ed In. there in ght ha'.e I en -ome
ah id w of doubt. The lac that two
of the wound 'd man- 1 mm rmen.
im n. too. of relined fet ling and h.ib t-.
a id ihetefore b e-lt;cat'iii adap'cd to
p "tc-eite d"-'r. --. ami the fa-J t lat le
tt i- the'r countrtman. t'n ir b-other in
Abmham. inteiitie- the tiiw of the
d .'..igr. eal le eharacl-r of the ta-k. Al-o.
i. ie .s-ain u'.ta:: and the dew- were e.ie-mie-.
If thev Ii el been per-ounl ene-in.'-
the ca-e could hard! ha. e been
wor-e in :lu- c-i.ar.tcteri-t'.e. The .Sa
maritan hr.d. 1:1 otiier to obv the l.i'.v.
to -uccor and rehee hi- count ri"- ene
my: and -o bitter was the ho-tihty that
to mo-t dews ;,nd am.lr.tan-. "if no:
ad. the p:a-rel wa- per-o.ial. The
am .ri'.au did for his enenrv what he
w ould ha, e done f. r him-eh in l.ke c:r-cirn-tance-.
if I.e had been able.
There remain- the i-nu-t'cal quc-lion
wnewier ine act 01 tnc Mimantan w.l
5 abnormal and -traitge a- to lflnir
to a ta'r l.md or the Heatenh world.
!' we think of it a- a -uperhuraan act.
be od the power of men not miracu-lou-ly
helped to do it: We raise no
t.ne-l.on "lvnit -!-.n' nn!. .,i-.-.i". r..K-
the prneti -:d one al out co-umonfe". hii-. ih..u-ht for the morrow. -Did
the .s...:nartt.i:i do -ometimi!: ir.oPc lo tl ti--v ' Vu' '" ttivr,"
than a human and manly ac' I rag
within the jhere of humanity"' The
one- ion :- no. whether men htiMTually
do a- he di... bat wi. thcr iu doin -0
he -eem- to it- to be acting -ujh raatnr
allt. Man thi: ir-are too rarelv done
xv 1 ich are -t.ii aheirether human, ha-
mr. indeed, a -wcet i":aor of hmean.ty
alml them. What th Samaritan iliti
J5h . h....r, f-.. .?.,..-. ; ti, . .. ,-i.i xr.. .
men. itaot'aU. U-.:ee ihat H I- V.r-
fettlv no-.s.ble to ir.)i:il tni- kino sn.5
ireierou-act-oa. T te c- ic'u-ion :- ir -
ri'ssi 111 : tin. hit- 1 iir.t t 1 - iw n. :
t:bl that our Lord in this epla-
nation 01 the law put- u
. , ... v ,- - r
ctK'jce to :tm
ine -pher of the pr.tc t eal
lot e our ne chbors as ours
We
re
call
We
can do t.-r them in the ord-e of tin ir
u-'ed- and c':.;m an or ier of in.ini'Uv
and d:-t v -what we -iiotii.i. if we
Cm.hi Id, do fur our-elvc- in tho -anie
c-a-e. The parable uetuu's our neigh
bor. He i- a r.!Mi in dl-tre--. unable to
help him-elf. dependent on ti- for de-
livcr.imv. It i- the law of our being
that ea-h of u- -hall do many things
"" loio-eo. nun nie-e niu.ir- coii-usiie
our lote vac:ic care) on our?eles. It
a law of ..ur ei?t T.ce that we are
of l.fe that we tall into dwrc-si-s-tal:
aiuonir inieves - ami can lc re-cue.i
oul bv neiirhborlv hand-. The dutv
... 1
of loving each other -in the Lonl's
wav 01 iovmir aim iieiom-eaen oincr
beeomef sacred and holy Its oc-
. . . r v
ions are manj", its forms of all
no: -uthrient unto our-elves. and tm to make our fellow-being- feel oar z 4a - thut he dort not know of the drug
enforces a dependence n each other, periority and to net through l.fe ju-t ia"m..-dicine w hich can not tv prrpareC
It is further an oft-recurring vjci itu le as ea.-Ilv and eh2ant!v as we can. reck- , for um as well without alcohol at with
vsriJs Hot no man wlo rfu- iim
Jo lot hit netjjhUir a hira"!! nmv
l-caue it ki too hrd a to,k. He r-fuu-4
Uau- he chMM U pa br on
tho oihrr de- He know thti kr
coakl .u-ror lh hJrfl ' Efc'r tf
hcwovUL -V H Oirurft5n -l-ici
INFIDEL HYPOCRISY.
Th-
llr.t V.sj In V-t n IU t t Dwa-bt.
I'rr n.l I nrrrUJntu -
I"he htp ry of mfbb-N rd hl -
jdwnvts. is totoriws. VSirr A tbe r
-o.mnx oJ eur-t.g. h- n urj mm!
lunjctTs cotu' Uh-y re utoau- i;v- nrw
U U-gm W pray aa. rrr t t.u.1 for fcri?
xnd nun I hir tu.br! ' a hat.
Th r can U-ar and joui .,. ! . U-th-
wlii-timg of a bot m. hv pr bv a
grati-j xvxi. h' ieai hi fear by ti
riTor he tuak to hub X
Afr j -ri rag oat ctming to s,a
Htlors and others ruorrntrng tbi m;
ter. ( spuin Kir.erua aruM and Udd a
: bitle of h.s epftearr. in niUtnnce -
:otlow
-Ab.u: U year l.. I a a a:Ior
on lnan! t "Heroin. ' iar9. t -.
bound for SionW.de' . 4uth Annra,
We weri ai of th rK-numla. mo
mag under ;tngl red- i too-als h
wa- tbt dog-at-b. in ti--eaiiij;. and
a (tailor nam-! (.Hrjr atd aiu wife
on tlif wnt-h. on lUv tj-pllant f .re
cntl in the forward .rt of th- hi.
I Kb talking with him of n: earlt 1 fe.
and of th l--ons of en wich I
!.-art.M a I... .a. H- ndi ttl.-d ti.--
l.oh . and d. . Ln ! ti. t th r- . uo
(rod. a-:d ti.at rl. tlu ta. u a4 u:vra
:no.ihiai .
-r ight t..i. ma, and tic wye . t.
chanea. ami ... ni.-n wrr. caiiw! 4.ar
Ui pumj shij. (ieorj;. lKk a InM-ket
to gt home water to fetch the pump
s be tiling it oxer the hide of the e-.el
it caught in the water, and as we wire
going ijmte fast, (ieorge wa drawn
oerlio.jrd Iu-tmiTlv the erv a- 1 -arI
Mhii o'.erlmanl" We Hereon h lar
board tack- tbe iiis'i- -hotil, Hanl
starboani t'ie wheel" and the t-l
c-ame round, and st,MMi mUie -tarbo.rd
tai k. and coitid hear ricf.pjre c-rv-ing
in the darkne . h.no me 4t
me Sate me! Mi me!"
We immediateh launched a boa, but
it -tote in launching, and be an to till
uitii tt.it4-r I he steward c.ime to 'ir
' a--i-tanre with miiiii blanket-, which
he stutled ill th' hole to -top the water,
and we ba-tened to the rvsctm. The
night wa.- dark, and the-ca wa- r-mh.
We pulled out into the darkne- and
follow ed the -ound a- wed as we could,
until we cairn to the pl.11 e where 1 o .r
(Ieorge wa- struggling with the .te-..
I!e,iig a girtid -wunmer ho had kept
h.m- If. from Kinking, and we fotin !hun
alMiut a ou irt.-r of a mile from lb --
s-I. drew him on Itoard. and pulied In. k
U,at half Id! of
.- from -.hefno
t....t t... ..f . ;..
to tin nhip with our 1
vt iti-r In tli.rl. miliMl
lie fell ..-. i-rlmir.! tee lull! lillll ullfe ill
.. .-.. . ....... ... ..-.-. ......
his bunk in the forecastle i n-1 ai .cni
fort tble a- we could make him.
The i.et morning I -.td to I'c-irge
Did ou think that the ship was smng
to leave ton. and that oii were lo-l?
"Ye-. I did." said he.
Now. Ieorge. 1h honest, what did
von do then
I pr:ti d to liod."
"I'.iit I thought von did not belie. n
the! vv.i- a Cod.' -aid I.
(ieojre replied: 'When a man is
over! o-trd in a dark night, and the -hip
go'ugavv.iv from bun. ami l:c exjieet-jo
die. a man think diilt-reut and (-illn
dillereiit from what he doe- when h 1
on the top-g.tlhint forecastle -pinning
tarn- in -alt-tv."
We heard no more infidelity or
hi tspheiliV flora poor ( ieorge. I tit he
did not recover fnun hi- terr.ble e
perienee in the water. We lett him in
the hospital at Montevideo, where he
afterward- died."
Thi- is but one of a thou-and instance-
where intidelitv has not -to-nl
the test of actual experience in the hour
of danger Mi 11 can scoff and mock m
time- of heal'h and -afett, but then 1
n strnt hifocrtif in it all. A- the man
who had long believed then was no :u
ttire puni-hmcut -aid wle-n bdlowmg
hi- plow "Of course I Indict o tii.u
lI11f.tr Til. I lit . O I ' It.
In.riif it. out I would guts
that oke ot oxen to Xmk? thai it wa
,.
f
i:..-.. ;:... .rr,...t lmi:!il.v Men nn.
111 11 LUX -- --.--
iciim 10 iH-ie'te ti'i v nun .1 it- iiit-t .ic-
. . f 1. .1 1,. '
slie to. The v.i-h 1-
iVh r to the
thou-'ht: but thev would gixe 11 grent
deal Tm I now thit "their f ti.li ha- :t l'ikm!
foundation, and unfortunate!; the ant w," ,s pn uitnt? a le-at mite lu
not abl- to -.iti-f them-, he-. " j ne-s. eri-r.t mai who h a .'oilier in
The ln-t th'tr- for men to do is to ve.-:ed 1.1 a lejrit.mate Imlbcs. -.,.o!.l
turn to Cod with all the h. -.rt. and thin moIV uix-' " in .etn in; t!..
iherc 1- an end of bubi- am! f-ar- and ahwirwat f pil.t! nd Uhjc than 1
t.nceruintie-. and there is no further sh.mkl ghnt m.-r4n.e. 7W,.
nec-d of htpon- or dcce.t. -Armory. I'M'
which r.ece--itated
verv
painful -urirical opemtion and manv
month.- confinement to hr bel. When
the iht-iciau had ltnl-h"! hi- wcr ami
wa- lauiii"; '.- leave, me pa. en .-tw::
Doctor, how long -h.tll 1 hnxe to lie
here hclple ?"
C). only oni'day at a t'tne."' wa- the
chrerv an-w.-r: and ihe poor eutfrrer
wa- iiot onl comfort lfr the annmrt.
b.it man times dnrinc th u-ceeil ng
wearv week- did the thought Jt.lx
. . . .!... ....
one day at a tin.e,
c-ome b.tck .ith it-
I think miacMil.
ijn.e'ing in.Mtencf
r.ev -m.th who
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ti 11 rift n iiiiiiiM'iiiiii i.imi:'-
i . . K.nH..I...l -. ..,
" "" " "----- - - -- --- H
.. ? ..I . 9 U SB .. L.uf .h4.'I. l
-norv tscw- r.- . -.,......
ara n-t neetii s
worr : ai.
I n. wr
- ww- -
. is-er than hi
-a:
1.
fake thereto'
:.n
tlitii'.CKt Lll-
e s
h.
Choice Extracts.
Uv who relsra- within himself btnI
n:lc- jwi-- on-, cb-ira-. aal fear- i tm re
?.? n Vi-i - iiuum.
...a... .. . ... .-----
We are in the world. Let us
cheerful aad jovon-. Moro-e nln-
j ne- is 1.0 part of t'hrij-rianiiy.
1 ne tl.cn -; joy come- .0 ;i.e -ui.
! n"- fri,ni -',-aa- cm4-i, but from
.ctori.-- ach ev.il over -!..
j --A Chrs-tiaa Io - not a-'k. IU?
sjihii 1 im ii.ho : l41 hum ' .
" "-" ' w "". IV" . .
ta in.- .-:t. jt. .- .ui --
r . .1 -T'c. ..;.. . ... .14
'to :i m. Kenn nibeni'ir that h 1.
"lKurrht with n pnte." lie g!dly taki
the place of a -ervant. and -e.- tot t.
j5ea"-e hira-e'.f. Kvery hmnbie di-cipl
know- -onietnlns ot the Io-;ers ex-
jH-rier.ee when he -aid. " My meat i- t.. ;
. do the will of Him that ?en: rae," Aid
in oK-d ence he t.nds h.-Heacn. ,
1 Morning Sinr.
j Our mi ion is preci-ely -imllar .
wesu- C hrt ?. Our miss:on t- not to
ciuiae our-ei . e- iucre r.euij .ia o.ii
1 neighbor. to ftxd our-elrea v th rjon -
dainty and luxurious food than they
Ie---of humaa:tv- -c 'th.nz mu-erv anc
... -.- -.,.
dying groans, ana ot ine gaprajr Kei
that is waitir-r to -wallow up our fellov.
t creatures. In the awful presence of th
. pn.-at iuhi we sre cnarffei tv ine iirc
c- - : . c-r -"
1 .Jesus with a mi-sion tiiat aim? at ssv
J ir. our fellow creatures. Ezd.aas
TElirKlLVXCE HEADING.
A BUSINESS VI V.
XTSt th t.tWUW4l of flrr-;.
)lr. tt h tt t a r,i
tj I. f II '.m tlr-t t tt l
!- 31 l"xrk.l.
"Ic wtar Uhmm. of x jjn.p-fcnf i
anv rommui it tnui lb, kU troi
w t
th fr. r il tui. tfc rrwmt. tXrf
j 4 ..-'. )" th- taa'. u.jmi hit
i Ji luc . Kt-n ot' net piic
f -.i a-.. a , - tl. r Mf vxri.
; t jut? ;.ju nark tr frwa (br tau
j . , f x wlw .ji b tk a
r- trip. .
MifiMxtt bAln- ib i4. h h imI ik1
bMar. but how fc it wrh their w
tint Ilo tte dnckm. of t.S brJl-broil
llir. mi...i .-..M. . n m wrw
srtiror m'rl' IN. !rt mm j , v-. x t, !, ,t MU
t.m buI-1 c .Uft,e IS ilihalo sfeeiU-t ( M Chvr w l4 b k H? ''
thi-mx-lti or itla.- wub to trn
a-iti 1 or uian- wub to trn
Xteiorit., iK-- te m'tyrt which
, hr.Sh thrUUnf tifhS.kt
r do nvthing t.wiri fSuikl.iis
set buiDr.
Utw
toe eotnnturitit tn wbteh it la ld
Ihivs ttte ilh'jpwb mutt. iK grtorr.
.a ...-.r i ,. ...iHA.
frutn tfci . f t-nd ! fM rt-r
ma Kbu u mde a Jruakartt )ut
one tak-n from tte rl thai MpMrt
bv tb-ir iair.aai, e.en de . Uul
V T
I .-s'
, -r .nnj a w,n f!l ,!. .ptHr
n,.a h,m ,4 .jh. mmtok
j aproiliirrr and begin to be 8 rumuaKt
, . Xt oaJ Um, ,uximrw .. fwn
j ih slMMtld en'o, lut the aesj-eiUe ot
Itfi are acnhri u tms tme apprtite
He is of ue ui the rwaiweller. antl 110
in.-ultu- upa ever hod , elite Tbe men
following reipeetable 4Mcupatio& lur
him ea ir.-lt. and what he earai. beg
or Ua1 g"1 to th 'pi ort of the oik
buins tiiat nia-le hint what be i.
Ktcr dninVrd u a los u the rotnmu
nut not o it bv what be would earn
were be not a drunkard, but Un? rit id
his m untcnanee.
And jet the ttwn wbo8 llm-s it I
to debut h bnininitt. to thu p.b tor
dens upin burdens upon the get. ml
public, claim th-tt tht hate the riht to
follow this i.iisine),. t jf'ion and on. t
the eml id the ctiApU-r. in th.s horr.t'h
tratlie' The claim that their trade.
dstruet e in it i d eter thing tiat i
good in roan and luabb in n',
mumtb-s. ehal U pro-M-ciited ttnre
stmtiied by law aad uncontn.'JiH.l Uj
the puldic.
Tlie cit f Tolwlo. with a pipnl .-
lion of -mi.isiii. ha. -h".k and b.rf
f-h.v
to -tipiMrt which th.- iH-ofJc pa
I.,!!, -.nn-th.ng over thn. n,.
'. J iM,,?r' l att !
i figures I 'ir-eiudhn ..I i!ollr '
r,i ii ttt
ttlww
' Ufcur
taken
from the ni(rrh.-uii and me-l.an e ot
the eif and i'u. e.i thrug!i tliesv hell
holes! Three mdbon- of dollar-'
list th'. -tttu. enoruiou tm il l. doe
t not, represent the loss U the citv t-t a-
-ifiiinl by thi traflie. Add to tin the
am .tint of 1 me wa-te I b the drunk
ards, add to thi the ett of th jKdne
loree. of th court, of char table .at
ttilions! "i'oii can keeo on a.ldin"
r ..
tipin-4 to thi4 ciii.nnou. um Ull papr i
tad- o. " j
Al. lb,, .. taken direllv from bt,-
mate trade Ktety cent of tins w..ul.f.
were it not for this traffic, l i'A 111 '
th" purcbaM of other ginnU in a legiti-
msL'M'it. The merchants uHild ell!
more cKds. and get their mone fori
them, tons -, ttcrtdd I- of a betu r c! im J
and tent- wotitd Im jmil protnptlt,
M-liooI eh'J.tteii hi. ui. I li ui'.rj roniiorf
ahlv elothetJ. ltd. the j ml ice f. n-e culd
be dim tiarge I immcdkitelT. t.ie iiilinMit-
rie- could ! aiuio-t cloM-d. ami lite
. , t .
criminal couit- woitll ha nothing to
do 'Hie iMi-iuc man -honld reuif-m
I.vr that the taxes for the ut-dutcnanft?
of the-e i o-tIv luxiinet come directly
Upon h.m
As it I- m loledo o it et ..r w,ere.
projtoruoii-u -i . r.uni aim eer maKe
j nn item of expense which mounts up
! f:tr .iloe .-H ihe other expenditure, of
life rfitllbinetl
I 1 this indictment of tbe Ibpior in'. :
r.-t we b.tte not touched utoi tlje r.vi
1 - "
Sllil IHI-iTt II l.riMlire-S onl tv.' -.,,' ;
, ... -
v. e na
w Minp'v made au apt cc .
' tiw ! .et
I'ne -,! of it .s 1 noiih, r
' -hnnld be, to .-tihst ever biisjiM-.- m m
" :ho n.Ii' Ribis; tL Kterx m i-i
conld not fill 1lr-4rr.be
pliT.t "
; caaetcil near the derome 'jkr Ka 1
( onr-c, New York City. Nunv-rou.
bny are ejodo til in the raei- -tjii.J.
as jock4?y, ami are a a rub. jrrowin
np in abrdMte Ignorance of eerxth.r .
ZihhL ThHi unolu life i- with th.
hor-t-. and amid the virion aw-oria
tint.- that clw;er about ti eir tnnt.-l
cxperi-nrr. A writrr in the Amruuu
de- r le-. a JMIXtX of flTC l-ttle rrke.
whom be raae itt on 11: a r'aif-ldr ian.
. 4 WA .t.k. 4rjM,v-K. 1 -, .1 ..UA - 1
-" "" it.-.. -.,. .:-. ,.
...& . ..a. . , k. .- . 1 .
" --- -- " '. - -- -
ji.S "ji ii ni- io
a . rm far bk h 1 . r- a. A. -...
.- . - ... ...
AHtts" .4 fc-
'Hiev were btt'rer
in 110 f ii-va
. f.ftr Mrs.nf -. .11 ...
:. --- ".---- -- - - -
. one mterfi nM la the 'rra-etii -t
tiat-oa. btit a the writrr -at. w th t
kr -rtvut The oc,n-mwht"
, funny u dhturix-d. Te blaiiphraj
Iwa- Mijifcitia-it wbea u;ter-d b -mo..:-!
- - - - .
up-. i.ie imr-e e-
v?tg than the--
nrnn:
rrr.
tor
tetnptta
-h)t. I te :t.i vd ihe bail. ! hU ha.
anre and b-H ntier lite? labtV. Thai
Pii.sl v. rtir of htntrbier. n evmri.
wa :t to mi,i a tea vear cJd ot-
L'ttiArt tntn2
tgna
t
I r t0-t--about fw.x -five cit. per -ab
IUU 4f
i . ...
make th b-t cbjbtt of xrht-kt.
Tn j him re jcrtos onei to pT s-n
or .ttet. e-ats f.r "tt jt.er of tbi-
lluul can nake t-Ser n tua of '
the jirot.t that -oaceiolt make- o. th' r
enfortunate a(--"i:e C'-! Ir&unc
"It is raJtR'r -traasre. bat then- jr-
a mm wi cau ncer keep money '
; " Nothing -trance abont ir. He can't
, ktvp mone, Ktnu-r h can't kre;i oai-
thta-clw" -What-thatr' "S"t.r.'
;j xilicuiport lirenkfvi TalU.
1 , . m ,
! Prof. C. 'Iii.iiKXT Wheelex. 00 of
the no-iki!lful chcra-ts of thi citv.
i? Union SiancL
-
The Worcester Granite Comncnr hx
no-ted no!
notices that no workmc will Lc
emnioveii atirr Jantiarr 1 c-rsftinT
. - " : . -r--r-
total ac-taicers from raktacicasg
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