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TEMPERANCE.
'SCIENTIFICALLY CONSIDERED.
TIo- AUi tir Alcohol rpti II,,- .train
himI ,tvimih System Tin- Tour Slasri
r All-.. In, U,- Disease Tlir Horror, of lc
liriiiiu Trniiin.
In on: of a series of article, by IYof.
A. J,. Palmer, M. I)., LJ,. D.f "j The.
U'nc Airak., tlie writer says:
The strong resemblance between the,
narcois of alcohol :in! thnt of chloro
form or ether is. apparent: but thr.i of
alcohol is much more likely to become
hib'iual. 'I'hi; essential character of i
.'.. i-..n,l-ti,., is s, similar i i..'.t !....
I "" ., ur ,ki'
te:m may be applied to .".-h. If
. h'oroform is a narcotic, so is alcohol;
it one in a I'ins-mr, IcUial acnt. no
i- i, - ouiei. u 'iiioroionn is
a poison, i
-, i i, -il, i.lml II... .r.-.. ...... .i:.v. .....
' ' i' m-M ojiicrU( O
iii Ue- r immediate action ic, that tin:
. 1ilo'oftirm is more -pecdy in it, effects i
-u. I Niniiii-r v-r; :t:iI it.- secondary con-
. ,u'!Me, an; l-;s -even. "
P.iil ti -tudv inr the eH'ecJs of alcohol
. 'i 'lie bran ami nurvfiiii svslem we
! jT'i innoiid tin
peedy aclit.ii of a
r, oi a lew iio-es ami consider the
lit the
li; tie miporlaut. because the more
p r uieiii, elleejs if its continued ne.
1 i uee.s me varied bv the ,uaiilitv
1. tie length of lime it is co!it.nii'd
.... i i.. i... i
.hi i ! us-- fiiipei jiiiieiii :mi iiivcr n
en ',ir ,. -e of lln; drinker.
In il habi'ual 'i-e, 7ir Sajs of al-
o' t .( change are reeouicd. mjitc
vj oti'i'a'i- in nr.my icspeeis v.ith th
ft ur .:.-ule sUi;s that have been d-
ri l.
i i t-r 5s :t rnihl irsl stajr wlierc rily '
i
m i'I tiuaiit ties are ti-ed, 3ts where an
o t onal ;'5ass of I dit wine, or 1 r is
Ji ti uilh '..he meaN. ;md where -ueh
..!'i ' - are iii.t t-4-,
led. 'In thr t!i-
ed t ouf the bra u and nerve- i-but
' '.- ehazieeij from th.:r.3-ioloical or.I ovv.n fronf iiher form of ii c.ii.o!
i i'ip :.l '. ale. " j i.ni. or "from complication-of other lb-.
I Ji re is a (( stride v here :
' .i!i 'eY'vun the iii.irr.Ttl 'tatt: is more.
J i f.I bje where the foree and l't'11-
lii.t. i' f brain and sr-rvc at-boti is im
j. led i m not in any extreme dejtre'';
'li' v 'iere ihe lone ftl the. illtelleelux'.
r mil j .rti'-ularly of Hie moral, eharae -r
i ike.etl. hut yet " here thf subject -of
it l not reaitletl :v ;i drunkard.
Tit r is a rl .::e;e where then- i
uiKjiieitioualile inempcnriet; or ine-
!' ei-. wlcre the sulnVet is called a
"hard drinker" or drunkaril"' aeeord-
iic tti the decree of iiif.iilvncc ; :mtl
?'it ie is-tdl a mo; ailvaieed or -fourth
I ,"'. where the victim i- a roMplctt;
oi. ;'iveii up to t-ontimied ami elreme
iiiilul'eiiee. uhcni'Vi'l' J In; means are
' wi'hin his reach. v h vrt there i- ihe
j h-i'cnI dchnserriiMit. phv-.eal. mental
ami mora1. vJierc thcr is adcr.'ieed al-
cof.l-lil or alcol fdie di-'ease.-v here the
wriltln'tl victim is iotlcriti"; on tin
.r;reo! ilexiruc'liou.'Viilil for xny u--elul
t en, atioii or rejpi et:ili!e association,
a ib i .iv ' h'rnseif ami lrien.s, nud a
hi - iiici- to all about him. 'Tit -estates
Jli itle off into each oilier v.ith no ab-
iu. line oi tictuail .il mil. Mil are oilier
ei .hirers of tin .me "vner.il j.rocess
ot il.Ti.riii.il ehau'-e. "
i! are ready to admit tin very ureal,
tin .ibuosi iuexji'r'--ible. eils to the
bra n and pervw-j- r.t" iud.vidr.vls, to the
h ipp.ie s-, of families, t.i'llri interests
o "ointuuiiit.es a. ml Ihe c'lictrv. .if the
l t n.l and four h :ave- of habitual alco-
l.o'i.- .n iiilenee. The changes of the i
I t i n usii.illv dis-ocrablc ii. ils .truet-
in e. but vhi h more certainly exist in
il tun lions in :Js actions-and teudeu-
are most profound: ai.d are al! in
the d rcctioii d phy-icai. v.iculal and
moral degradation.
I he struct iiiv el the brain is changed ,
i: aiMnis way from its mrmal tate.
l! , sometime, hardened Irmn the in
iteisc of its tf.uiiectivs is-.in ami
sonici incs sol'eut d from : torin of fat-
t cisane,.': and in both case the proji
er Ifon cells V:e seat of u'tcbral ac-1-..1I
of physical an I tiient.sl power -:!
mo e or hss uiiiiinidied in number.
aite:ed in structure. aiuHmpaircd in ac
ta :. The v.'s-els a'-.' otteu found de
" i.er.tted. and :tv iia'de lt ureal dis- '
t. niton a'ul ruot'zuo.ct.iistitu'iiiueiuiues
ti.tn and apoplcxv Mix met tbraucs of
the brain are often found inl ained and
lb ckciied. ihe.r "irrtiisparcucv and plia
hl'lv unpair.sl and. in -snort, the
f whole oruan is ib;ei:cratcvl, enfeebled
at'.I penciled.
IndiT the iiwnu iliitc effect of the
honor tin driiuktrro i
reuardV'.ss of his
utmes alio )iii;;aiinis in iuki-co. ios
faiiuh and to societv lie i in "Hi. ient.
imprvident. unthnftv. unndiable;
open loleut. dauei".i and e.-iminal.
hen deprived .tit lie-, accustomed
dram, he is morose, despondent and
of u unendurabh wrolclml witn acrav
'g torthe b oior. tvvhhMi n tbe j.'rvert
!?i t tte of his braiiv. i.s irivs'.st blc. His
tlcpress on and ilepuii -.-oaiet tines lead
to suicide, pr.-ee le.i il iinay be.' by the
murder of his family, vvifti tJie motive
of icheviii"- Iiuist'lf and them troin
t . i i.-.r. .. i.: i.:.
their lixnudcath. Miulul v itJi this
iiepa:r -ire oiten tils .oi mrv wiiicu
the dnnl excites. aivJ hicaisclcss and
iinieason.nu venue -tnie n ay be intlict
Ad !nd'.cnminatclv oa I.inistJf. his fani
" i. hi fr.i -lid, or strrnueKr. :t- vvell as
on iinauit.' 1 " r.-sl fo s In many
ci-cs not.!: ne; :-; too-isurll vr tooth
praved fct.h in to do. jr.mi no suffenn;
is too socre for him to endure.
The drink which for t. time relieved
auom.al lenrth fab to do so unless
carried to the extent vf alijiefaction
and lncoiisci .iisne.ss. Tiii ouantitv is
lliei.t'or.-t ikyi. ami thi. increa-inu in
g.hiluence. if it does not uithn-c t-oouer
on e t.ital toin of ttise.itc. hnn"s nnn
..
to the fourth ami oxtmwe .-taue of
J1abitu.1l drunk, ni.e-ss. whvat.thoF.uh it
intetmes iseut;ur.lf.r a voiisiderablo
jieriod. .t'sually toon resuit 11 death.
Ics.(b. rendesMiu; other ii-eases v.nd
rsccid. nt mu-h more seven1 -unl fauil.
ib-.s excit-sive drir.kiuu' pnduetis sever;il
jiirticular di-c !.. of the luaiu at-d
nervous svstem
ie onobe,st kiuvvn tttpep-o&s not tX"
tte inedieal prole-snon. because of the
striking character of the svinpiums. js j
slelirisun tremens. Ln tbis terriivV dis- '
case the braiu beeoiues .so atlc'ci-J bv
the alcoholic poison that all
U.s iijne-
1 ons. i;ihmcu ami iveimu. aie t'.r-
formed ki the most !rreu""itr aed ttar
fullv perverted manner. There t
fc',ially a prcmouitory sfajn in winch
the pattern is res-tless. wakeful and ap
prehensive of Minn. violenu nustortune
or calamily. v lien aJltenn inu to sleep
Jicis awakened with friulrtul oreams ;,riv:ct iitimur 11 unn- u' ci:r- m
Wh!ch are so vivid x to av-Pcar to lv l'' " nl "Nutber thieves.
realities fora time afteraavakuu- Ti ee r.or ..:'.:. ."tor .irnnkanLs. .nun t
and other symptoms may .tause the herit tiie Kiti"d nt ot liod." Can it be
; i):itient to stop bis drink, but i; late to
' . -. .--.. 1 . .
irevont us enect-s. in o;ner caes.
. . .
In other
mvte as numerous me premo
,vte as numerous me nreiiwMitorv
;ff.'.,ii(.iin are less rerardiu. au. tlie
,-full deTelopmeut of the disease wmvs
- .--,---- - - -- .
11 iii tJ midst ol irros inaulfrenct?. in
. . ..
-drink-: lut the nlionoaiena 111 eittor
? are efmihir. The face now bo !
. , .- -
jonies paler, tiiesunace is coverea witn "f-"1 "' i me inauwi-iin vi u-c io?:r.err liiore us certain sisrniti
l profuse sweat, there is tremblinu in ' a "se tl,a.1 e:u's r?. &o ruio of soul aud cance in the fact ii it be a fact -that
jvory muscle, he patient looks wildly
slwtiit liioi ieen."-in his delusions friTht- '
lul oblects in everr quarter: and '
iet..rh his pulse is weak and
Sfufterinu, and hL whole appear-
bM zrJL- r- 1
k ot;e indicates great debility, lie sull I
move- nb.tit restlessly, and of cr.
actively, and he ficjuently exerts him
.-elf violently to e-cape from imauiuary
'nu i'i His whole mental function"
nro p-nertcd even mop than his lodily
n(" The mo-t characteristic mental
condilon i- jt'ir. which is always
pre nL Hi- '.;r )r-.'tit hallucina
tions or morbid ima;o.nmu- of highs,
sound and f.-elinu are of a friuh'ful
character. He thinks he i- pursued l.y
:t in.tu with a, hot poker that "snake's
an in hi- 1 oot-." that diui!-lijiu luj: ,
are crawling over Irin, that jrr'-Rt bat
aro t!appinu their -kiiiny wia in h
fac-, that vampires are Miekmir hi?
''''J,J ' ur tn:it '"'noii- arc about t
M-is him: ami he dies out sn I s'niu- S
Uies mi mortal aonv. lie mi; tus..c a
lalal leap from hiu w ii(!w, ,r.
'i'"i'ii: Jrom lis ro:n. mat run halt- .
naked throiiirh the .tr !. No cou-'i- !
ton "1 horror or mental MtftVrlnj; cati ;
.. ....... I !.;. ,...,. ... : . :. . ..t
' ' " "i'1 s,,..,-. I ! .OIUJClll, I'U'Xi o. I
'J'truis and Furie must have been d-- !
rived from c)cr.ciHvn or witn-.'.ui; j
' '"" lw;a- which occR-ionally oc- '
curn-d amo;i I lie wmc-bsbler.-j of tin:
Line. '
eve
In this d'sea-c. left to itself. sh-sj
and r .-'. are ban shed, and death ! .-
haut:oit is Hki-Iv to o'-crtr in fr:ii r.
few .lays to a week. .Many ca-es, hov.-- ". 5l ?p". Vl''l"r" a'rt-T.
eicr. under prot.:r inaija".emenL !.-- col labor and iroiih'e. varo and -er
I rom a J'r-t. and ?oiii" lrum a 'co:d ; pt-n-e to ituj It t :he-donimenJ of
or ti.ird. attar,. ItwmM -.i:ra Jrom ,,lfr home, an-1 e an; -oiiM-ious of it-
f Mieh a vvamiiiK that the JirM attimt
t would t: the last ti.j.l the an- would
be a-.e:.Ied. iSut tin .b-.,:nvt nrtunt i - u,,r " ,!:irr"u u,r ini'!"- ll ,J "'
drinking i st, ontt. the. i-,rce -.,f . tanirib!'- evtdisice of a p.trt c.i our
habit so ..troii-'- the -teif.cni wealth, an I we -how how mut h we
trol throe irh br'n imtairmeiu
feeb'f, ilul indr.Ieiice aiain n:-
ur, and ritibvtj ien; attac- ter
:i''V bdb.v. Witt: each rectirreinv ot
l'' di-ea.e the ebances of reoerv di-
inin'sh. atiniil dr.ith clo-c- the evil lily
'ene. Nub-.-Hieiit attai k' f this par-
. lr(li!:i 'b-ease may not .iceur. ile tth
ea-e-; tut vvlnri the brain is ' lar im
jialred -as to proline
delP'hnu'.remens
perni.rient retorm i
al'iio-t hope!- -,s.
and tire ictin i.s
almost iirv
to uit: r
diiitiLanl.
Dei.Jh to nr natural Jnt'ucts is a
fearfr.! thin"; come in what lorm itmav;
fearf'il v. hen aui'd friend t.iid family
ami loving care: made less appalling
by affection eirned by ' r- of self-control,
of tin! v done, of ir-'.e. kindness
ami love, it is :t terror '-.en when life
pit.!"., :ivj:y WltSl t!t-- - lllTotllillill,s
in re-'jruaMon an 1 hoj-:, md cea.-t; as
gently as f itisie from a -b"mieriiie; har-
Mrui";. What then nuct be this dread
event -i im. who drive- from hi- death-
chamber, or perhaps h. jrloomv cell,
by hi rviii"; violen.y or h:s profane
mutterm:'-!. his lamili and liu. who
may ha-but the tail red r.'iiinant- rrf
abused:, t.ect ion, v hile he puiis out Ids
last fouJ breath, a tok n of the corr.ip
tioii wit'iin. ami nothing remains nit
an inin rilnn if puinful meinori. ,
ami jibl of propen-i.ies vvh eh vaay
lead !t! oi.. -priii"; to repeat his cj-eer.
an it be uo-si y that an arti -le.
w hieh - o often produces the el'eets T.pmi
' .lst l";in nml uerw.us system which
I have b en sketched in mere outline, ts.
a- a tevirajo.'. even ntnssin, ;hciui
or saf . or ndeed entirely innoo. nt,
habitn illy usetl in any quantity, ho
cveri! oderato? "
In tbe SuiuJay-Schoo!.
it l- said that fourteen State: h.vro
lia.sod law reijuiriii"; that in.stra: lion
in fdiAsIcdo'v and hyuiene, with -im cial
referr m e to the effect of alcohol end
naiveties up n the human body, slvtll '
lKAr'. en in the public schools.
s-
This siiU''sts the question whether
or '.i ot tii.r.' has been auv ade jcate
teachiip; of T. mperauce in tin; Mim':ie
-clnuds? Is mil SheMate takinu vp tne
teaelunu of morals nioie ejlectivea laan
tiie. huivli.- If so. all praise to the law
makers, but oufrtit u : our Nihfiiiv
m'Iio il to take aIeonaitd be jirov ideil
wil i some manual suitable for I-ic pur
pof of s stciuat:c instruction rein' nc to
ihe habits which are a more fruitful
sour -e ol cr.me ami mist ry than -:i:iy
oths which aiise from liiimui ,n
liruntv '.' The simple siumuu ' 'le
pledge must be regarded as a vaah in
Iitw met od ot piomotiii"; '.L't.'in
peraiicc. as compared with -hovvnu Jh.
dice's of alcohol upon tec biain. lHcod,
nnKle.s, heart, luus stomach. t:o Ittss
than -the mind ami morals li tlie
peop'e arc siientilic.illv tauuht i'nt in
toxieatinu drink is a curse in the biooil
and v: M-rcvcr the blood cin ulatcr. this
knovxlcj.e will be more powerful tl-an
j!edues. however dc-irable ther amiy
be. Unity.
l Xthjyls Effective Speech.
An MTeemcd cleruyncin write tbr.s.
"Verv r. i -ltlv a bov in niv pan-h,
only six vc.:r of ap. was sent by his
mother :lo t'ich his father home fiom-n
publicdmux.
He found his pat'enl
druiki&u with some other in. ir. one
tlieni itc.itctl the little fellow to take
some beer, lirin'y and at otu-c the.
boy replied "No. 1 can't take that,
I'm in Lite Uatu! of Hone.' The men
looked at one another, but no one vva
found to ix')cat the temptation. The
....... . i.... ,i.i !H..ll if 1..H u-nn'i t-iln
the her here- a pennv for vou to buv
somecan.A-.' Ti:e bov took 'the lu-nnv
lll.tli lit 14 .OM -,.xr---"."..-
and saul
and said: il than.'; vou. but I had
rather not il uv cajidv; I shall put it into
the savinuv bank. "The men looked at
- .11.. -t V.lkf h.
aidi lor some nionunt
-vere entirely silent At lenuth one ol
. i
t hem roe ::ul r:iw utterance to his
1, ,-linus in thes-woris -Well. I think
tLe -oonor vv siun the pledp and put
ot.r s-niip's ii tlie b.u:k the better. The
nit.n intmediat-iLv left tbe house. Such
w:v-the etleil it the twt: speeches of a
b o si ea's nid. How many old peo-
plcihave made v.tuoh lonivr but les .f-
tcctivc sjn oclnv! A littb child shall
1.....1 .1......' ..
lead ihcn:! " !. Otts.r.
Chnstians arid th.e Liquor Traffic.
.- ,. 1
lheIr:m sell.r s-aei- nqnor to every
-nan tnct already sitvcxicateo ) who ap-,
.lies fori:. Aatoii-r those i:h. a; ilv
are maty t v ho:u ihe .liipior v poison.
ani wor-v than pisva. To some ol
t.icnt it w.'l br.nu isidiy death, othe s
it rill niuMon to i.'k- fotniin-s on of
leitrfiil crir.se: others luid in ir. ti at
Kliich mini f.imbv it:vre. and to a
"i. to oiler fpor romisuously xo
....... ...I..... ; ,,... 1.....I -..! 0 -a.t '
"".o. .iii " ""$ v-. .....,
'. .!...-.- . .. l,-.hs ... I...IU
"iii.'r m wmuut.'. u-u. icau; wni.
Alav tlie ivholejjo tnerchaat lurnis
. . . .
whisky to the rotajcr to be usetl to
-- 1
i.r .. 11 T. !!
" punie-ser .vtetfiioi is miu
is sold and
boiiuht for mattiitaurm
iU purposes, ;
tnat ot -ri. Is ribi. ltt can it bo ,
imi i-.ia a w ,
,...,, -, .. . , , .-.. r,
lvdy? Nati
to .umish it!
-xations win not allow a neutral
munitions of war o ti:e en- .
ctay. 1 not the dram-shop drinkaiu of
j whisky a weapon of the hvil On?? .May ;
ja child o (joirfurnish it? CAriAfV Ob '
server
liELIGIOUS READLNU Ji'
THY WAY.
Have Thou Thy -way wi!hta'?. OOo-l!
.!tlion:!i 1 lw my n:
i!(il not lb- J"l iKty rry,
Ilul Ihtj r.ui wii-Scrtoix,"
Hmj Th'Mi TUy y tnth mm, OGod!
Tht uty .iri eb'ne
TlnitiyJi inMorii rrtl if jv"ai imxl
Ur'.w'UJt Ji vdtht!uutennr voioe.
Hv'n'iTtr -xrr.r wtk tne.O God:
Xr lt ui 'irn5 Ute ittr
Tt:sitj uiwu -"1 ay m cvto
Kr trtL" O.sctj llnof.
linv. Ti-AW Tliy -"fiy uitli : 0 04 !
I utH wt I r-:r-t
That Xit tbe xtli h toTh3- v.-ill
l.4Z S! tf. liit
llv Tt-ou TJiy t-. i .:h ni. AfJcd!
At!J. tr.y Mi-t. takf are
T" liKve ihy lai. mti:il"
!n Wi-ejlnif v :U tli t rR.pr!
HAPPINESS
IN THE
NOME.
A frt-t Jon I'trxui-s.loii t-Jitl tl'fn It .May!
I-- i:.-I:tiit-.l ;!iri-.tlnn l.if t.iil I'rlnrr-uf-
Ilir ISi-t anil Mo. I i;;i(liiru I ounilic
tioli. L"-u.i 1., if'Wc h:ftv. a jrccro:ii po''1
, Fion vv Io 3ot h't'd ;t li'5 'ly. It f'-f.
h ijWVou, thfl-. it sl.tll n-i-
, . . . . , . . .,
prie it bv our tender v s in it- iiand
Ijnjr. r. the p.-oteetin:. we be-tv upn
it. an 1 thefm inner u which w- disjilay
it to our frmids.
'li't re i- en :nt.i;s 'ible and precious
. thiu which may bt a part of our per-
. s .'tl wealtii, but wh'ch is )
lit nv a
lurT more -ulttt j ami le ea-y oi
dt'liuitiou than thv t by vvhus'i we own
the material pos-c-nioiis. I j.-fer to our
i home iiappllie.s-
Kverv
hoii-ehold
instead of
; should K-: happy.
W lie re.
l"in po-it.M iv o. tne iiotn.; isoniv inc
' aholetd an indifferent traiuiuilitv. not
. 3) a -ta;iiatit i, or. still .or-e. where
'3t is tin; sccuifoi asperity, friction ami
. pettv atiife, siiiicthinj is ury wroii";.
Kven in the Cliri.sl an household it l
well ntt tt talv too much for granted.
There arc husband- ami wives vvho arr
loval to each other's siihte-t into.v-is.
v.no make 'daily sacrifice, for eiw;h
oth.-r's beiio'ii. ami vvho -.'.ill have ,o
j-illen out oi the habit of sweet, low.r-
like deiuonsi ration, ot Ia ly petting und
-ate-sii!r. ol tend, r coiiipliiueut. That
, tfrey would blush and jjrow einbarra--,ed
I -ho.dd tliev happen to imlulec in v. hut
ouuht t l the cvcn-da fashion i.mi
-.n tl their lives. Is there aiiv.hil'U
much sadder than to olt-erve neuimf.
il not rudeness, jM the nianuei of
:t husband to the wife who has been lis
life s partner lor half that life. .r to
hear that acerb ty of the tones. an(i .-ec
cobbles- in the looks of a wife, who
should know her u"d man too vj;1I to
I ui his love and temper to -o irjinu a
tet.
Our babies u't their full shrre of
his-cs ami peuine;. i" uicir.ieai nine
i faces ami helple-.s bands and feet. An
iutant's utter helplessness U'vv it a
claim on eery heart. I.ut runny a
urovvinu lad and la-s, ouitc hevoml the
j pr-ttilv interestiuu season of infancy.
j aruved at the awkward au' f htwixt
and between, when impul-e isafer.
i :ui,i experience ..s siuht. and vciltlifu!
, con! deuce is overbold, and temptation
throuu. would be better for it'ore ot
love's expression in the home. V can
not err in beinu too affectionate.
If love be made a daily iiiiiii.str.iiit '
: :mj one in this world, it should Ij -so
to he :iu-d piiunm. who-e way ha
Urown lonely, who-e life has tiiken on
the neutral tints of sober eve. and 'to
whom, by reason of iiilirmit?. the
grasshopper is a burden. Kven if old
aue be querulous- and exacting, as
.soin titiii;- it is. youth and -Crenu h
F houhl he patient and ueutle.
The happiness of home is coi.-ervcd
bv perfect opi-iiiic-s a-j to the -tide of
li.niU vvi-ich may be maintained there
in. A home which is inanaued in a
j-lyle which, though not extras auant.
i a tliain upon the family encoine.
which keeps -omehody uakf.tul at
n uht. 'uhich it is a terrible tniin to
maintain hoiiestlv. isinanaui'd in .a mis
taken v.i. Hetter narrow qtiartcr
iiud plain furnishinu than ample paee
nud evirhtstinu vvroiiu- Hettcr the
Miiiple.st viands on the tabic than the
nieiiaco.of a b 11 at the butcher' t and
, the fad of an increa. nu account vith
the uri"er. and no money to tay i
v.-th. .letter the dress of calico than
! the silken U"wti. if silk cr vrjd out
j lnent d comfort and weave itself into
wrinkles on the 1 row.
Home happ.ness is often imperiled by
inctssant fauit-iitidiiiU" A chronic
fau.t-tmder in the house is as pitilefs as
1 a ait-storm, and he or she biiuhts the
plants, of. affection as surely :us a fro.st
destroys the blossoms. rnfottunate
are the inter or where the younu peo
ple Iiv in dre id of Atmt Mary or I'ucle
.lolin. of papa or mamma, who are not
only never satisfied, but who -com tt
think that dutv d.-inamls that thev-iiall
v:ive ami snap a wli p over the Isads
ot nil vrth whom thev come niontaet.
-. -- -
' It am ol Us j-erce:ve in otir-elves tbe
fa.nt beutnninu-of a fault-hndinu ls-
Tition. vve should huht auaui-t :uid
ivores- tt with alt our strenrth.
Home happiness is enlarged whoa the
nome is uot too -clfr"enter -d. Nothiuu
iVinore dueetly eiIi.cat.onal to c hildreil
i.. ..-.. ....... ... . , i. i
, i.i.ui u. iuciii inocju-e oi uoncreu anu
J"- ed utie-t-, who-brinu vvith them -4
3le:iint In oze from the outer world
iind bieak the u-u.ll routine bv intnv-
slucinu nevvttopics anL1 inv.tinu excur
sions into new tiehL ol thought The
amenities of life, wuich h01'.' not be
' ovM,-.laosed ijr shuhtcd vi hen the family
. is bv itself. :.re seldom loruotten when
iheit: as company under ti-.o roof, and
j jtol.-i 'iievs - even cerentiuiiotis polite-
j lies is a soc.al ktbricator.
'- --t. mot tntltir nr home happi-
n,. !s founde.l uion Christian love and
innc..i and that is the -y eetc-t carth-
ly fia"itation in winch .Ktsvs is owned
and p.ic'rj!o- Mnnjarel '. zanyttcr.
t'.'i JiUrtMS.
NOT THE TRUE REASON.
The Imprf.-tiii .f Clwlstlun. A'.r.t a
I'reP-it lr ."l-u tVhosr Witt. Are ,s-t
.illt . .I,I.
A favorite t!,r-fae of iIm sco:jc. ami a
stoi:e of t.tti!abliau to th t arnov-mind-el
nnbolrevcr, is the iiuperfections of
Chr'-tian-. (llarinu as the imivfec
t'ons often are in ce live of thoe vho
are on the whole honest iu eadeavor to
ji.wu.. v mui, iuc a;c vfutuunt- uv i&;
..ll. I T !. .. -k .m... .!..-. l. tL -.
vices of ihoe who make no pretense
cf Iiviuu a rohu ous hie. Is not fche lat-J
ter laci vvonuv oi attention as won h.
tcr fact' worthv of attention as well a$
.. .. , .. Z . 7 " . I
Chr tL-m neon e as whole nn letter
xneu anj women than those who live for
themselvo-j and profess to do no more.
That this is the taU no candid man has
evor questJoneti
1S ;s wortliy of cote, alio, as a com-1
" 1
tact, that nobly has ever
el that. ( hri-tian.lv ha inaJe the
world wor-i than it ffa. l-fcc Chr.t
cfcin. No man was ever d"prarfl by
aUciiipl'nr; to lead a hri-:Jn Hi- Ho
mn nf-l 1-i mad- e-j?c:ally letter. r
he utfty not l. raide -o mii.-Ii l"t:?r as
ot!ir jvipje think he oujjht t-i become.
bl he i- cert tinly not tnvU- wor-e- A
(hri-t:an profe tun encourae;,. the
growth of IO vice-; it afford.- no ecusi
for -tlrth indu':enc ir for dt-bou-t
condmt: Ji ier- n ojitnl to relieve
t.te -tl.UC' Oi Olitr4"eI C'inClt-tie; It
dot) mt -deba.' the n oral canvv
bv cbthiafr-.in i:t the arf t f virtue, tir
?K'erb"oracL In -hurt, -a far a it hxs
ini'.n. e at all. a hri-Utt: pr f-s on
HTM- a in -.It - mtira. n.iuirc inaxe- iw
.: .. -... . .H.lu ..!.ter. Vki
C'li".erite mtjj i- i-u'r.. '-'-
jfiitaril of duty, and inak- of him lit
rwvy way a b-tter maa. ,
If a p-IiiOus hir nevt?r nxiis twit ai- ;
wavs iiejij a man, u nr.-uani.j
K -s nt bl.jrhu wiicrtvrrit so-s the
liian v.b jkhuL- to thr imprfcctititt.
ani 'ncon-.atenrie of t thrt-tian as kis
; r-a-Min lor n; hit ti'Z " -crio i
H ( hr:-t co ivi-t- buns- f of th verv n
he rcproate5 in ofk?rs - in-:iteerrty.
!"or nothing an In I'lainer than tne
fact, that he no? jrivl'ah s true rca-on
for tefu-al. He is houu-1 to admit he
always w.H adm't. Hh-n prest-d that
t ere are jui:in "hrstian-. and t hit a
tfenmnc rdre;'oiis I fe is a noble .bin";.
'I hut '-thcr. are not kvinir that lite is a
lamentable fact, but it has no fc-earinj:
whateviT on hi-owt duty. "Viiu ail
init that genuine rclte;:in i jron-l; wry
well, ui'v not be jrnu nely rel.iou-?"
you -a to him. Ami his nplv "I5e-cait-.
'Smith and .Jones as- hyp
t rite."
The ab-urtlitv and irrelevance of his
rea-on ac evident a- evident to
Jura-elf. one inii'-t think, as to
anyhod.. t tntusparect a Mile
teiiuee can not hui"; j k; pose upon
az.v one. even on him vv..o ues it to de
ceive himself. Tlie man must wake up
(o the fact in brief time that hi- answer
is not an honest one. His ndiuis-iou
s hat "vpuino relijrion is admirable
lotvcs him no e-cape front the duty to
become him-elf an example of that ad
tiiir.iblc th:n"; no ecnpe. that is to
miv, but a simple refu-al to do what he
acknowledges to be hi dity. Ah! there
we have it, at hit. the tnie rca-on why
men will not be Christians. The r rea
son i- the essence of unrci-uu: a stub
born refu-al. ijioumkI on imthiirj of
leliicli tlicv iviii five ;ii-colltit In fli.-TII-
sitlvu.1 or to others. Their "whv not '
is a will not, nothiuu more. They do
not decline to follow Christ beeau-e of
the imperfections of ( hristiau. but be-
an-e of a settled uiivvillinune-s to sub-
uiit thein-elves to a .Ma-ter I h -ir wills
an- -et auain-t Goil. They it is of
whom the Apostle wrote- "The Huht is
come in'o the world, and men loved the
darkne-.- rather than the liujit." Ar. 1".
k.tiia.Jier.
PURE IN
MIND AND HEART.
riio
It.-icreuti.it ami Ki-1Ii;Ioii Slip, ot
(.i-nrr-tl tJrant's t h ir.neter.
Hev. Ir. Xewmati. in a recent letter,
wrote a follow-:
"I ln'cani" his pa-tor in lM'.h I have
been his jjuest in-iny times, and at all
times in. the White House at Washinu
ton or at his eottauo in I-oiie; Hrauch.
he alvvav had family prayer, in which
he usually requested me to lead. I have
been with him in private ami in public,
ami with all classes of pe iide, vet I
never heard hint use a profane won! or
imlulue in an improper story, nor have
1 ever -ecu him snide approvmu'v at an
iuiniodcs: storv which .sonic person
prcsen1 happened to have the auda'iiy
to relate lb- was altouether th pur-
est m hi hi conver-.ttiou of wh-ni I ever
bad know le.Iue. Durinu my pisto-ate
oi six years in vv a-mauion. which in-
eludes the greater part of his I'reHi-
tleiicv. he was a regular attendant at
church, hlorm of no kind ever kept
hitnaww. He was the mot attentive
and appr.vi.it ve listener 1 ever hail.
I'ecu rinu to his love of fam lv
prayer. I recall a visit to his I.onj
r.raiieh coltaue, where daily we had
pravers after breakfast. One mnrniuu
an Kiijil'sh ucnlh-iuan called while we
were at the table. He remaned so hmu
that theie was no opportunity that day
f. r tuorninu devotions. The tic t morn
inu the I'resitlent brouuht the old fami
ly I'.ibJe into the breakfast-room with
bin. Handinu it over !o me. he sad
Doctor, we w-re cheated out of out
prayers yesterday, hut. to make uro
that it shall not happen ajra-in. we will
have devotiouis after this before break
fast.' "Once I asked him. I remember.
w uai nc coiismeic'i ms iiio-l iio itieu
tial experience. Without hesitation he
said: ' .My ro-iunation trom the army
in l.s"ib was then a Captain. If I
had staid in the army I would have
been still a Captain on frontier duty at
the outbreak of I'm war and would have
........ .u..-;,..i ti... -...!.. .OT..- .....
in vii ur int. u s niv iiliii .v wmi in.
i . -I . .1 . '
services voluntarily to the country.
That opportunity shape! my future.'
"In connection with the sick room 1
have spoken of tlie prayer nl sp rit that
pervaded it. I iniuht add that the
(Jeneral never allow d spestions for
the relief of his intirmitics to interfere
I l t 11
I w n,s rocn -nc n.r uic .--aooaui. . u;
Sat,,r !:l.v m-ht Iaelj. 'hoii he w.v
n rvoiis ami viearv ami verv roue;
his son, the Colonel, hopinu to divert
h's mind. snuU''-t't2 some amtisem-tit.
The (iener.il brightened nt the idea ol
1 fliversion. but presently, with a uravt
looii no iniiiron ino r 111 it- 1 t i 1.
nci.rly midniuht.
Never
mind.' the
(.ent-nil sad. with perfect resiut.afon,
it is too close to the J-abbatli to com-
pcrf.
icteji-c anv d.veisiou.
CHOICE SELECTIONS-
Tot failure, but low idm. is crime
V. It. Lowell.
lVrtee in a sinful conr-e is on oJ
tbe ure.ste-t of ctir-e. .u ytn.
The achinu head may cea-e to throt
vriKMi laid upon that .-oft -si pillow foi
hiikuan pain -"God know!'
Tln:re i- no leveler like f'hrs:ian-
itv. btr i: level? by lift nu to 1 iftv table
land accessible only to humanhv. IU
only that is humble can rLe. and. ris.
nif. iift.
It oulv covvanlicc thut -av: l
have . nii-crtiblo di-positior.. becaT!k
my u rand parents had the -.-.me. An in
d'Vdtial to make use of anotrwr indi
1 idtial :t an excuse' Very much of 3
slave L be to liiti s.-'f. .f he allow hir
self to t-aploy suck a pretext in pallia
tion of bis want of eflort.
-Cbnst'aa charitr is too often like
larue bank-note wbWh may be tlotir-
ishedon occiiun to excite the wonder
of by
.-slanders, but whieJi js never broken
nto small chanue iy meet every-
ovfis'nns. 1 iftt. 1.1...- . .1."
up into msiU chanue K mwt everr.
iJsv nwn'iini. e ., li -. .1.-
-..." '"V " --.".- aic uic
--. ..... . .. ... Mi."-"- Jit" liiC
-aiall chanue into which trik charitv "i
wiliinu to be turned for lif-V common
nectb iJo no: be content wiih merely
wttictt -oa may uet no pooalar ap-
Dlattsc & 2uau.
tlLscmir?rinc- vour el7-i?-- i,- i..-m .-
. - ,-. -- v -i - s ruiiK
fACjinnj sf I.K..wi.. 1 . . :. . .,,..,
.wjiuo." vr. iiwia.;i. uiil PrOVe li U fsri i
those little deed, of mtv and rr-.rt. fo'r c.VU:!-.0 -
' --,- I . Vk Arf.?
A BRIGHT BOY.
-.,., ,. un'wJ .r??!T.iec. ?1
l.flitnc iiiruiisii to-- ..... ...- -
ami Aria.
ttra a h-j. can occa:a: uu tt ic
V . -
an called ujon to f:-l w.thout . tber,
al verv few rvalue tb- ftrn: to
ifttieVt kniiiia iifenuitr can r.v !e
means of comjn-at:..n ia -ueh ra--
S.ttrtetiine- it .--a-5 a. it navurr -
t
,., , i crnj. nd vhen tb ibv- . .!
Coiiipb-;e:ic-s has Ih-vu deniitl miI.:
;o mnj;H uj the lieticiencv with mure
nkn up the ij-lietec, with ii).re
iat:tn- tuiht natiira.Ir occur t the
1,
.r
;... i.in& u-im w uctiuniated v:tb
tJt. ?0a f i. 15. William-. i Meadou.
;js.. w,u wn- oru uitbimt arm-.
B(i ..,rs ,i v . ?IK., ;iruntl tht? vl-
)a and till-" a worthy plaee in ihe
.ititliful -iM-ietv of the town, u.tb
rom.-e f an active and u-eful man-
;jutm ill nit .rti- fc' v't.f . . w "...
man i- twelve ear- of ajr'. H feat
ures arc rather old-lookiu br his
car-. and the expn-sion i- bright ami
intelligent. Hi lan:J! ! l.
indic.ife a belief in his abihtv to take
care of him-elf l-"foro a irreat while.
He i- nearly qtial tied to enter the h'jh
-chool of the town, and his hand
writiti"; i- above the average. In ac
coinphshiiii: the latter work the n-n i
heltl under the clim. and vv.ih the aid
of tlie sbntilder the traein' arc matle.
He attend- the public school and
poes arouud the village without the aid
of snv other per-on. but the means to
thi.- end wen' not invented tint 1 within
.. .....r i mi.i not imil nfii-r -i Inn"
tunc of -utdv tqioii the subject and
trial of screral aid-, which proved by
experiment to be of little, tl-e. He
could jet up and down stairs, put on
his cap. and roll or throw him-elf from
one point in the room to another with
out help, but to j;o much outside of
the hou-ej it w-a.s neccsary to carry
h'.m. Now he came him-elf. For
this purpose a pair of wheels Mniilar
to thoi-e on a boy's vclociptle were
procured and the axle padded. The
boy rest. hi chest on the psd and by
means of his imperfect lower limb
projxl-i htiiKclf around the town It
required some practice to learn to al-
ame hu.-lf at tir-t. but he -oon over-
. ... i mm i i
came the ditbeiiltv. I he wheel- were
obtained in Detroit, etlorhs to Im.i the
kind insurer home havmu been without
MieiiasS.
"1 can tZ" anywhere I want to.'
s.iil tlio lad. "Can g down hill fater
than a walk, but liave to re-t on up
Urades." He does not complain of
any pain or troutue in the stomach
from restinu the we uht of his bodv on
it so much. In spite of his atlltction
and the way he is handicapped m the
race for vvorldlv rewards, he iniprc--c-the
stranger as one who bids fair to
make his mark bv -troiiy; mental attainment..--
Huston tilufir.
THEY MOVED IT ON HIM.
Ili.w the Ittiral -port I'l.iifil It tn thr ll
Iroil llellhit; M:oi.
A Helroiter vvho was spendinu -''V-cral
davs in a town in the interior -oon
discovered that every villauer whom he
was introduced to had a fondness for
bettinu- Thev'd bet on anvlliiii";. from
the color of a hor.-e on the hill a unh
and a half avvav to the number of llie-
which would lirht on a pane of ula-- J
in a "iven time. The Iletroiter kept i
clear of any vvauers for a day or two. i
and then put up a job. He uot :ij
strinu and seeretlv tuea-iireil the dis- .
tamv from the hotel steps to a certain
hitchinu post, and next day. when the
pcttinu lever Oe;aii to rae, tie Miovveil
Ins hand.
"(lentlemen." sai.l he. "I am not
bettinu man. but -eeiuu tiiat von an
anxious for a vvauer of some sort I'll
hiv twentv-hve dollars that I can uue
within a foot of tin
distance to that
hitchinu !'t."
"Hone!" cried the voice of the
ami-
lord, and the money was put up.
"Now. what do vou unc-?"
"Ninety-seven feet."
Hy his mea-ure it was m inches
more. He had measured the stnnu
twice over with a rule and he felt that
he was twenty-live dollar ahead. ne
of the boys ran for a tape-line and the
measure was taken m a manner no
one could dispute. The fiuures were
ninety-nine feet, and the landlord had
won.
I lllt CiWfc ljttr ?t IC tntttfiriol f tin
IMroitf.r hllt a Sl.COI1(j ni,a.ur.tIMMll
verified the tiuure.s. It was a full hour
before he recovered from the stutinmu
blow. Then he walked over to the
post ami discovered that some time
d.ri.e .h. ,,r..vi(,,, (,.,. ,i ,,ri,.
amy soon alter ins measurement, it
" '" "
had been moved a foot and a half!
t..j j r.
Detroit tree I res.
-
It in naid that its Kngl.nnd lovrrn rernln
eiiRitKd lrom thre to live yar-. Tbe
Knlish lovr, however, d jp-'n't have to
buv ice -cream rery wek (or his jjtrl.
Chicayo Trihunt.
A KorTtss iKh5: I .lt all alone. I
sit bv inysHf. I sit all alone." If she
would stop writ mj she miht bave maj-s
company.
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vw.thinkrs havo t
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M.t itrt
vrrJf bAve :o taken Vi
irTn.tv an 1 diJUatton
.irt.li anJ fanaty muruei
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tuck crtcits diallnc f
ror M(ae U;us llra saijcet
-ki. i ivkhh,v ramM this? AH
nul et!ica; autbont.eJ tH us
tir.. whioh cctiimrS thO Drain 15 aia
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km td bv arraasawnu r f dicrstwo: tl
i- mkI .li -..'.liac i icitxsib. wr.bcut t
L.v.i ,..! rr lJ..vl u never knuv a bn
the iivcr and ttdnrv arv out of order. J
I'ikSt , b orcsni:Ar.c-s, a prvcntv
jiafe cure is .t ereica-a tart conceded Ly
thf lt aisth .ntir-j m the Innd. and tt u
oi.s inllv eommrttird by tbc crloLrald
Dr. D.o U-vos. -iz-ckctHr itn.rii.
Meteorological Item.
1 1 was ia a -mok.niT-roosa of an At
lantic -learnt r that a Kortky Teuton '
wa talkutj: alnMit w cat her loreca.ls
"l.tok here." he aid. "I tell you
vat it i. Vu letter d-.ttd taice no
; tock in dcin velter prelu turn. Do-e
j beoblcs .loud know lauding. L-y can't
tell no petter a- 1 can."
t "Hut, my dear .sir." -a d a per-on
near bv. ,;thcv foretnil the storm
j w Inch we have ti.t cncotiaten-.l " i
"Veil, dat I'll o." s!u,i the Ten tog;
but 1 tell vou vat it I- lnt stort
vould haf ctime tit dc same if l ha)
not been pieduted." 7' .-.:. ir"'u.
"Fur trksi her prentice hnmt on man.
A n.l then tn: lurmeU It laau . O .
" Whnt Is woiunn'i wrortb" ko.1 a fair
j dain-ol of a rtt.sty old bachkr. Mi did
not know, io idie saiil; W. O. ninu (doiiMe
vou O man). Hut n wtmian ferN worth
little if tli.-ea.se han lnraile.1 hvr vtem and
in dailv n.iMtun her stremrlb. Kor all t-
uia
lie wenktit S-en, Ir. It- V. llrrre' " Fuv-
ite PreM-nption" utaiid. unrtval.il. l
rt?n iJje I'omplAint and Imiels up the
on
curt?
tern. Seiiii two It-ttr tnuiim lor tKimplitfl
l . "5r i iM-enry e.u. .v-,.
i won, Kullmo, .. i.
.
A hiU.-knovi .'.'f- YorU tailor rciit
ly nttmpwd to Uul Iuh uf, n.l n ni
.tit.uiiy c.,iai!iittil suiet'le. This i il-ilr-ntiy
not n r.i.tr ot Ihu mrvitiil of tin
"tlttHC" . ft.
pirrr-r-. riunt rurctiv iviirt.."
. positively I'opal.nr; 1'nnoke 1'rnlno; Trovn
Priceless': PtH-nliariv Protntil: Percrptihly
Potent; Prlii-.ii Pernmneiit Prollt; Pre
chnl 111 Plltlplen and Pll-tU.es; ProltlOtlll
Piirttv ami Pence. Pun ban.. Prh , P.I
ty. f'hnruiaci-iU Patruuutu,; I'lorio Pn
c'ufw I'lculy.
A Cmeoo linn ts intn'Iirjri: WK!i-n
slititixr int.. tin. colliilrv. Ttir m.i 1 kv
Is all in n sfni. lor ffar th.it bis in Uh: r I
will iniif it into h.-r hHl to buj- n pair. - )
Ilurlwglon brr r"..
I'iUK's-TooTM ciir tK.." jiin'la 1 m'titittTM
OiVfin ' SuijMtr .i;bt-s nn.l U-utirii'v .
(iLIIM.lM.OHN ltBVOt XHklhKl uriX.s k lllll.lollft.
" I.onKtvo nt your lrnw Inc Imbtin tn
wilu an rtitir fpfr." rmnrkl Sinvfh
to .Mi- Lulu lnt .'v.niii. "Iteiiiht to
it' sk'i.hui';." quitiv rftpliisl l.iiiu. -
iv.itj.Mioi.i r-w;.
Usr. the jjre.tt pretfic for "rbl lnhe.nl'
und catarrh lr. Sae'ii (,'nturrh i.cmdy
'rein tl.rt. c-'it . iij
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'111 JUlin DULL w
Smith's Tonic Syraj
FOR THE CURE OF
FEVER and AGUE
Or CHILLS and FEVER.
AND ALL MALARIAL DISEASES.
The proprietor of thii celebrated radlcia
jntly clainm for it a npcrion:y over all rem
edies ever offerji! to the public for tbe SAFE,
CERTAIN. SPEEDY and PERMANZNT care
of Atrnexad Fever.or Cbillt and Fcver.'xheth
er of sbort or lonp standing He referi to tbe
entire Weitera and Southern country to bear
him tottitnony to the troth of the anerttoa
that in no case vhatcTcr vtll it fail to csre if
the direction! are itrictly folJovredand carried
oat. In a great many cites a tingle doie bat
been inffictea: for a care, and wbole fas:ilict
bave been cared by a tingle bottle, with aper
fet rtitoraion of thr? reacri.1 hral'h. It It.
bowever.prudeni.and tn every case core cer-
tain to care, if tta ne it continued in smaller
doses for a -xeek or txo after the disease has
beencbecked.noroesprciallyindif5ciiltaad r
KfiSSKSJfKSJ.'fKCSiSK
mnnA nrA,r. zhnsiA ;k n-.tii.nt. how..Tr.r. 1
nntr.aethartietavHei af'erhTtr.s-takea
tbree or foar doiet of tbe Tonic, a smijle dos ,
of KETIT'S VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS
will be sufficient. Use no other.
OR. JOHN BULL'S
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
BULL'S SARSAPARIUA.
BULL'S WORM DESTROYER,
Th Popular Remedla of th Day.
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