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ESTHER THE ORPHAN

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I!" "on Kano Was Mann. Which
Mun- “Myrtlo'b—Shc Wan Equally Goon
and I'm In Prosperity and Adversity
The Vii. Court of Ann-norm.

BROOKLYN, Oct. 7.-—Rcy. Dr. Toimngo.
who is still absent on his round the world
tour, has selected as the subject of today'i
sermon through the press “Hmhissoh,”
tho text chosen being Esther ll, 7, “And
ho brought up Hadusnh. "

A' beautiful child was born in the cnpi.
Ital of Persia. She was an orphan' and a
captive, her parents having boon stolen
from their lsraoiitlsh homo and cnrrlcd tr
shushnn and dicd, leaving their dougiltcl
poor and ion strange land. But on Is-
rcciito who had been carricd into tho some

, captivity was nttrnctod by the case of tin

orphan. He oducutu-d hor in his holy rc-
litgion, and under the roof of that good
man this adopted child begun to det’olop a
sweetness and cxcollcncy of chaructvr, ii
ever equaled, certainly novor surpassmi.
Borwtlful Hndnssnhl Could that adopted
father cvcr spam but from his household?
Her crtiossncss. hcr girlish sports, bar in-
noccncv, hcr orphanage, bud wound iiivm-
solves thoroughly around his in‘urt, just at
around ouch pnront's in'urt union}; us thvrr
arc mndrils climbing and {listening uud
biossomingnnd growing stronger. vangt
he was llku others who hnvo lovcd ours m
homey-Wondering somutimcs if sicknrs.»
will come and death and bcrmvouu-nt.
Alus, worse than anything tho futhcr ox-
pcr‘ls happens to his udoptcd child!
Ahztsuorus, n princely scoundrcl, demands-
that liminssob, tho. fuircst ono in all thr
kindorn, become his wife. Wot-so thun
dcuth was mnrringo to such a monster of
iniquity. How great tho chnngo when
this young woman loft tho homo whorr
(Sod was \vorsbipod and religion honorcd
to outer n pillow dcvotnd to pridc, idolatry
sud sensuality! “As aloud) to the slough-
our!"
The ()ppreiuwd Jews.

Ahnsuorus know not. that his min was
n Jowcss. At the instigutiou of the info-
mous prime minister the king docrwd that
all the Jews in the loud should ho sinin.
Hmlnssuh ploudn tin: cnuso of her pl-oplo,
breaking through tin.- ruh-sof thooourt
and presuming: in-rsvlf in tho very into of
death, crying. “if lpl-rish, l parish!” (in.
it was a sud limo umoug tbntonsiuvod
pcoplo! ’l’hvy iuulull hoard tho doctor con
coming Lin-ir iiouth. Sorrow, count and
ghostly, sat in thouszsmlsuf liousi'lmlds.
and mothvrs ulidly pronto-d tin'ir infuni.»

to thvir bruins us tin-duysol‘ lililn‘h'lll‘rl',

llfl.-'il'lll'll on. praying: lilili tiu- sumo swurd
stroito which sin-w tho molhvl‘ might niw
silty tin» child, rosvbud und bud poriahint:
ill lilt‘ Hnmo Must.

liur llilllllfisllil is bus)" of court. ’i'ln-
hard lii'url. of lilt‘ king is tom-ind by im-
story. nud uithnutrh in“ mold not l‘m‘i'l'w
his tlw-ri v for ilw ~«iuyiug of tho .il'\\'.‘~ ho
will it ”ii on unit-r iiiui liia'y should :ii‘lu
tin‘Jnsa-lws fur dvfonw. (lu horse-buck. on
“tub-s. on drutmdurirs, un-ssvnnrrs‘ f‘Ili‘ll
through lln- iund. lu-uriug the king‘s dis»
Illlli‘lli‘n. uud u shun! of joy “‘i‘lll up from
(but nusluv‘wl pi-uplo :il lilo faint liupo of
Hit'l‘i‘h’h‘. I doubt not numy u rmty lililill‘
Wu.» tukcn down uud shurponvd. {'iliwurdr
ml youths grow stout its plants ut tho
thought of (la funding luollu-rs nnd slalom
.Ul'npi'i‘llllilil strung up cowards into ho
Y'Ji‘ru, and frugiiv Worm-u, gruspluiz liwir
wmpnun. thlllll timu ilillllll tho i‘mdh-s.
iiupnliout for lilo timu to strikc tin. blow
in iwimli ul' lulu.» hold uud country.

'l'iw dny of I‘m-ruliuu duwui'd. (iovoru
luvnt oilivinls. urnmi und drilio'dmuwod lit"
foro lin' lmillv about of tho oppn'ssvd poo
piv. 'l'iu-l'ry of doimt rung haul; to ill--
pul:u-v~, lull ulmn- tln' mountains of “Hill,
:ilmw 73.1“”) cru~in~d uud luatngivd curpws.
sounded lilo triumph of tho dollw-rrd
.lvtn. imd lln‘ll' i-mhusiusm was us win-u
tln- iiiuhiuudi-rs mum o flu-n-lii‘foi‘ Luci;
now. and tlm i-Inglisi army, which stood
in tho wry Jaws of iii-nib, ut tho suddvu
ili'Ill' (if lirM-lilfit'i‘ nud rust‘lu' iii'ivd ilu'
-ii« of allow in lrilillgriiuuou mul tln- ill'liill
("non of lbw“. i'ryiug' ‘ \‘.'n im- sun-d'
“’0 ul‘v HIM tl'w

('hrisliun l’c rm-u-rum-r.

My subjwt. nllords mo illllllll’lllilllyul
ililhlruliiuz \vliut l'brlsliuu rimrnrp r
may I» undvr tln- grcutosl. dismlvuulnnus.
'l‘in-rv is no t'hrislluu now vxnvlly wiml
ho \l‘nillrt lo ln'. Your siuminrd is much
iiiuhwrtimu unyriiiug you how nifuinvd
unto. 11' Micro bonny mun so pullml up
3.»; in in' limrnligiily Hillirllll‘il Willi lili‘
:inmuntnf oxcolii-nvy ho bun ulrondy nlr
Hum d. l imvo nothing in any in such It
Hill“. lsul to lilliHl who mo dissulisllod
m'il pu-l ullniuuionts. who un‘loiiiuuun-
Ill'l' dhmlvnuingvs which uro lumping: tin-m
from bring what. tin-y ought. to ho. I huw
u un-muw- from God. You uni-b ol you in
lilll' undor diliiouitios. 'i'hvrw is suuwibluu
lll your truuwrmnvul, in your Worldly
l'iri‘liill—iilill‘l‘i. in your t-nllinu, iiuit ili'lh‘
lwuvriully against you. Admitting nil
this. liuirodui-o to you lludnssuii ul’ llll‘
int, n unbh- (‘iil‘lbliltih notw‘uhsluudinu
lln- inn»! gigantic lllllli‘llilii'd. Hin' whom
)‘1illllll,’.5lll lun’n' I-xpm'lml lo inl «mo of ilw
Worst of Wound! is (”ID of llil‘ limit,

in tho first plm’v. nursubji-i't is on illus»
trillion of wimt f‘bristlnn churnuior muy
lw umlrr orpliuungv. ’l'llilé iiililll lim' toils
:3 hour story ulmut liudunauh. "Silo lmd
in'lllwr inilwr nor motln-r." A nobivmnu
bud lwnnn- livr unurdiuu, but thorn in no
ouo Winn-nu tuko llu‘ plum of u pnrvul.
\l'bo so ublo ul night, to lll’lli’ u chlld'n
pruyvror at. twilight in ohido youthful
wnudvrinizs or to moiho youthful sorrows?
An individual will Milliil’llllflll lilo homing
tho nmrlas of orphunngo. it will unwin-
inorv- sironulh. morn porsisll-nvv, morn
nmoo, to multo snob it one tho right kind
of u l’hristlun. iio who of. it) yours liifii'fl
u purvut mum Md uudor tho blow. I'iwn
down to old nw- nn-u urn nccusiouml w
rvly upon tlu- couunvi or bo pownrfuiiy in»
iimuwml by tho mivioo of purnnis if liwy
urn still nilw. lint. how much groan-r llm
iwmm-nu-nt when: it ('illlll'll in curly lilo
iu‘lwru ilw i-lmrurior in soil roliunt und
uiu-n unlurnlly tin- iwurt is unsophisticat-
ul uud molly ivmptodl

Tho Triumph of Gran.

And yot lli'hillll whot n nobility of (lit-l-
positlon lindussuh exhibited. Though in-
thor uud mother worn noun, grow bud tri-
limplwd ovor nil dismlvuntogtn. lli’mwili.
lngnresto self sacrifice, hor control ovor
the hing. bcr humility, hor faithful wore
chip of God. show her to havo been and of
tho host of the world's Christians.

Thom arc thoso who did not enjoy ro-
rncrknhlo curly privilcgcs. Pcrlmps, Him
the bountiiful coptivo of tho tort, you
man orphan. You had huge sorrows
in your little hocrt. You sometimes wept
lnthoniuhtwhonyouknwnctwm was
he mortar. You (sit and sometimes even

mud. Yourlsthsr

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them or a moron tor your-nothings:
thoroughly religious as you would like to
be. But these cxcusos are not sufficient.
God's grace will triumph if you sock it.
Ho knows what obstacles you have fought
against, and the more trial tho morn help.
After all there are no orphans in the world,
lor the great God is the Father of us all.

Again our subject is an illustration ot
what religion may be under tho pressure
of poverty. The captivity and crushod
condition or this orphan girl and oi the
kind man who adopted hcr suggest a con.
dition of poverty. Yet from the very first
acquaintance we had with Hadsssnh we
find her the some happy and contacted
Christian. It was only by compulsion she
was afterward taken into a sphere oi hon-
or and nflluenco. In the humble horns oi
Mordecai, her adopted father, she was a
light that iilumlncd cvory privation. In
come period in almost ovcry man's life
there coiucsa souson of struitoncd circum-
stances, when the severest calculation and
most scraping economy arc necessary in
order to subsistence and rospoctobllity.

At the commencement of business, at
tho entrance upon a profession, when
friends are few and the world is nix-old oi
you because then: is a possibility of foil.
urc, many of tho noblest hearts huvo strug-
gled against povmty and are now strug~
sling. To such I hour a mossngc of good
about. You say it is a hard thing for you
to be a Christian. This constant nnxioty,
this unmstlng calculation, wont out the
buoyuncy of your spirit. nnrl, ulthough you
hm’o told perhaps no ono ubout it, cnnuoi
I toil that. this in tho very troublo which
kvops you from [wing what. you ought to
ho? You huvo no limo to think nbout lny-
ing up trrusuros in iwuvcn whon it is u
iuutlor of grout doubt whvthor you will bo
enabled to pny your noxt quurtor's rout.
You cnnnot think of striving ultor n robe
of riuluoousnoss until you can got uwnns
enough to buy on (ivorcont to hoop out the
cold. You want tho broad of lifo, but you
think you must got nlong without that
until you can buy mmlhcr born-1 of flour
for your wifo nnd children. Sometimes
you sit down discouraged nndulluost wish
you were dead.

Trials of the Poor.

Christians in satin slippers, with their
feet on dunmsk ottoman, may scout at
such In class of temptations, but thoso who
themselves have boon in tho struuglo and
grip of hard misfortune can appreciate the
power of thcso evils to dissuudo the soul
away from religious dutlrs. Wu admit
the strength of tho temptation, but then
we point to iindnssnh, horpovorty oqunlod
by hcr piety. (Tourngv. down thorn. in tho
buttlvl liuri away your dlsnpppointnmnt.
Mon of bull your hour-t have through
Christ boon more lhnn conquerors. in tho
umuo of Hod. como out of that! Tim ro»
ligiou of Christ is just. “but you want out
lhoro muouu tho i-mpty flour bun-«ls uud
lnmidv lilo t'old iu'urths.

You how uvvvr told uuy l‘ill' of whuf it
hard limo you llilVl‘ imd, buttlod knows it
:15 wall as you know it. Your may limos
will mum ul'lvr mvhiio, ilo llnl lvi. your
.cpiriis brook down miilliio. \‘l'hni if your
rout is thin? iluu inst onouph lo koop
wurui, Winn if you how no luxurios on
your tullit‘” iligll oxpvrinlious will nmko
your blood iiugh- lulu-r iimn tho ln'al. Mu-
lll‘ll‘fl. If )nll mnuot. ull'ord to sumko. you
can niTord to whistiv. v:liui‘ unuoiy uniumi
spirits urt- not. aniliriwut; tho pnwvr of tho
gospvl~thul is \l'illil you wont to “Touch
«impair out of tho soul und put you for-
wurd into tho front. of Hill hosts lnt‘usud
in impom-lmidu urmor.

Trials of lh‘nuty.

Again. our subject illustrator wimt rc-
ligion muy ho uudvr tho tomplution of
porsonnl ultrni-liwnrss. 'l'lw inspirml roc—
ord says of tho lu'l‘nlllv of my ti-xt. “Silo
was fuir nnd lwuulifui. " liur wry uumo
signilleui “u luyrlio.” Yot thoudmirution
und pruiso und linnory of the World did
not. blight. lwr humility. 'l‘hosimpiicity
of 1101- munnors uud buhuvior mpmh-d iwr
oxlruordiunry nIirm-llous. it is tho sumo
divino gmdnvss which puts lill‘ lingo on
tho man‘s t‘llw‘k. and tho “idiom-no into
tho lily. nud lilo izlonm on lin‘ worn, and
(but puts i'uiuf‘ in tin- (‘lll'l‘k, und spurklo
in tho vyr. und umjosty in tho foruhond.
nnd symun-try into flu' form. und gruoo
tulip-en; lulu tho will. liui many ihruuph
iixn wry churn) oi liwir porsiund uppi'ur-
1mm iuivo boon drsiroyod. \\'luif slmpor
lugs and nll‘m-lsilious nnd impi-riim-nws
how often lwou llll‘ ri-suit of limb which
God hl'ill us it ldvasiuu! .iuponims, lllli‘lll-
ours nud lll‘llnll‘nilri now-r swuggi'r of.
lilo lwuuly which iiod plunfvd in their
wry loot". sopnl, uxli uud stzuuvu. 'l‘hvrv
un- runny ilou'ors lhut bow down on mod
osliy you (wumot mm tho color in tin-ir
chm-k until you lift up llwirhvud, pulling
your bund uudvr thvir round chin. lu-
lll‘i‘ll nny kind of pomoiutl ultrm'lions,
\Vln-llwr lhoy in» llmso of tho body, tho
mind or lllll ln-nrt. may lu-vomo tomptu-
lions to prido nmi urbiirnrinoss uud fool~
hill liSh’llllipllnil. _

‘ ’l‘iw lilyiili'lllflli‘iii story of u mun who,
Sl'l‘llll,’ hinw-lf in n slronm. ln-c‘nmo so on-
nmorod at his uppt-nrnnm that. ho diod of
tho nil‘octn iliuslrnlos tho fnlulitios nndvr
which thousands of both Hl'Xi‘H huvo fullou
by tho vivw of tlwir own suporiority. Ex-
trunrdinury oupm'ilirs vuuso vittrmirdluury
icmptniioun. Mon who liuvo good mnrui
liouith down in tho vulioy, on tho top of
tho mmmtuin urv svizod of consumption.
Moulmiu. lilo min of hilthridnivs, wns
niruuulml with hor own dimiom. Whilo
tho most of no will not how tho sumo
kind of imuptntiou which iiudnssuh must
luwo folt from hvr ultriumivmiuen of pot--
nonul nppourum-o, thorn muy bo sumo to
whom it will bo nu udvuutngo to hold up
tho churncicr of tho bountiful (-nptlvc who
sucrlfiood not nor humility und cortical.-
tws» of disposition to tho world's mlmirw
tion and illittory. 'l‘bo chiof sound. of tho
bounty of tho vioiot is llint nwny down in
tho ufflfill from nuo wock’s ond in uuothor
it novor inlstrusis thnt it is n violot.

DoInostIc Trials.

Agnln, our subjoct oxhiblls wintt roll»
glon may bo undor bud domestic inlluonoos.
llmlunnnh won cuntclicd from tho gmlly
homo into which aim htld boon ndoptcd
ond lntmducod into tho ubmnlnnbio asso-
cintionsof which wicked Alincuorus was
tho contor. Wlmt a whirl of blosphcmy
nnd dmnkonnvss nnd lioontlousnonsl No
oltcr, no prnyor. no Sabbath. no Goal If
this captive girl can be u Christian thorc,
than it is mnslblo to ho oChrictlnn uny-
whcrc. 'l‘liorc on) many of the host poo-
pic of the World who are obliged .to con-
tond with tho most mlvcrso domestic in»
flucnoos, children who have grown up
into tho low of Llod under the frown of
pmnts nml undvr tho discourogcmont of
bod example. Sumo sistor of thc fondly
having profcsscd tho faith of Josue is tho
subject of unlxmndod solirc inflicted by
brothcrs and sisters. You, [inducted] was
not tho only Christian who had a queer
husband.

It is no my motion- to maintain normal
Christian principles when there is a wine
union disposed to loci! in than audio
ascribe Ivory lmpcrioction of character to
hypocrisy. What it h 1m c for one
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of speech in the minds of children when
there arc other: to offset the instructions
by loose and profane utterances, or to be
regularly in ct ndsncc upon church when
there is more ousehold work demanded
for tho Lord’s day than for any secular
tiny. Do I speak toonyloboring undo!
thoso blighting disadvantages? My sub~
loot is full of oncourugmuent. Vast re-
sponsibilities wet upon you. Bo inlthful.
though you stand us much alone as did
but in Sodom, or .lorciuiuh in Jerusalem,
or Jonnh in Nineveh, or limiussch in the
court oi Ahnsncrus. Thorn are trees which
grow the host when their roots clutch
among the Jnggod rocks, and you verily
hcvo but poor boil in which to develop,
but grace is a thorough husbandmnn and
can raise n crop unywhero. Glassware is
molded over the fire, and n the some way
you are to ho iittedu vessel of mcrcy.
The best timbcr must have on it saw and
gougo and hectic. The foundation stone
of yours and every other house come out
only undor crowlmr and blast. Files and
er'llt'llcll and hammers bolting to tho
church. The Christian victory will be
bright just in proportion as tho ilfltllfi is
hot. Nuvor dospuir lnelngnthorough Chris.
lion in any hourchoid which is not wurso
ti nu the court of Alinsuorus.
ltciigion In High Places.

Finally our subjnct illustrates what to
ligiou maybe in high woridiymositinn.
’l‘ho lust wo son in tho llilllo of Iindussnh
in flint silo bus ln'como tho quoon of .l’orsiu.
l’ri'puru now to my tin- dupnrturo of lil‘l‘
humility nud soil snoriiioo und religious
principlo. Asgllo glli‘fi up you may expect
txrnco to go down. it is ousivr to ho hum-
blo in tho obscurn lmusoof hvr ndoth-d fog
thor timu on n (Moon of dominion. lint.
you misjullgro this noble. u'oniun'. What
biili Weir: ill'fill‘l,‘ hill? is. lioW—llil' lil)'l‘ill‘.
.-\ppluud¢-d i'nr lwr bounty nnd hvr crown,
silo forgets not lilo l'llllm' of her Milli-rim:
pooplo. uud with nll simplicity of boat:
still rmuuim u wurnliipcr of Hill God of
ln'uvl-ll.

Noble oxiuupiv. followed only by a wry
low. I nddross mun! winnthrouglt tho good-
ursrt of (ind, huw risen to pimitions of ilr
illii'ililll in tho mimuunity \vlwro you livc.‘
in low, in nu-rolmndisc, in nn‘dicino, in
mcvhunics und in other useful occupations
and proiossious you hold on inilucucc for
good or for cvll. Let us sou whcthor, liko
liudussuh, you can stand clcvution. liuvc
you its much simplicity of chnrucior us
Olli'l‘ you ovidoncod? Do you fool as much
dopcndonco upon find. us much your own
“'(‘llkllt*fi§, us much your occmiumilility
[or talcum inirnsml? Ur urn you proud
und iwoniu-nuuuiiug and ungrntof‘ulnnd
uusymputimin uud Worldly nnd sonsuul
nnd devilish? ’l‘hou you how boon Eilllllt‘d
by your snow-.5. uud you Flillll not sit- on
this throuv wuh tho in'roiuo of my taxi.
in lln- duy win-u llllilurmllii shrill mum to
tho gruudor rurillmllnu in tho prom-non of
('irrist. and tho ililill’li'f‘l'ti hosts of tho ro-
liii'lllttl you will ln‘ pvmr iudwd. Uh. (hon;
urn llinlhiliitlh of turn “ho run wally l'il'
dun- lu lw Lunvlwd lln\\’il of misfortuuo.
Wlm nro utlvrly doslrnyvd if llft-vd up of
burn-w. futon luiws tin-m to tho livpof
lln- pinum in of tho ti-mpit‘ and >lnmw
iii! in i ii, ’i‘iwir in mi ln-glih to \leil‘l. nud
lin‘y lm’i‘ (iii-iv iluluin‘v. .‘md do“ u (in y go

llungrrx of Pride.

Willio lust :mlumu nil ”trough iin- {or
.x-H flow \ll'l'r‘ luxuriuni irons \Viiil mini
Hillili'Illll'il and moth-um» ii. win.
phlrudinl: but illtlw. tin‘ro uvrv lullngt‘
plants that. ~dint for up. looking down
nith (-nntviupl on tho \vliolo furl-st. i-lup-
pint,r tiwir hunds in tho brown and
shouting. "Aim. do you not wish you
wrro on high up on u't- urn?" But in»:
wool; in blunt lot lntm‘ from tho north t'uluo
rushing along, uml grappling tho illlllhliliL'
units lilil'li'll ”will to to llii‘ ground, uud us
lhoy Wont down on old irw flint bud ilt‘l'"
singing psalms with tho lluunh-r n hundml
sumnn'rs i‘l‘ll'll out, "l’rido pol-lb lwfuro
dwelructiou uud u haughty spirit. lwi’uro n
full " And illilili'il‘ hickory uud piiw :unl
(*lu'slnut (but lnui m vrr .«md (in ir prnyi rs
ivw'nl't‘ lmwmi their in-ndn (in ruurh ll:- in
.~uy,‘-,\1;uu"

My irlvudx ‘ iii d ri‘~i~ioih lln' proud.
but iriwlil mum- in lunuldo." 'l‘ulto from
my sulum't i‘lli ourugi-uu'ul. Altrmpt llw
sorrivv oi. (thlWillllt'Yt'l‘ your dhuduur
l1\§!|'5, nud pimh-n-r ulll‘ lol lot, or. ~. wk
timt lrrm'v uhlrh unhbouo nil tiu- bl‘il n
d-irw of tin i‘llimi'n of Siiunimn.

v'l‘.llt'

’l‘iu- (irony; and tho (‘hinmm-n.

'l'in u- i»: Hlli' ilrilllllfilllillz trail zilmlil [hr
until}: murmur from illirnm n1. illt’ zoo liml
ibis only lun-ly bun diwm‘vrwd. ’l'ln- in
(liliill 1-. mliur curious. 'l'lm'c I‘biim
illl‘li wuudi-ri-d into lln' ZHU rowmly. in
tin-mum‘ol llllilgs tiny not uruuud 1n
ulwro lin~ wrong is (plum-rod, und tiny
lulu-id for tho lirsl. limo in their lives it
blu‘l‘lllu‘ll of tho t-iviilrulinu of llnrum.
’i'in- nil-cling was muidcu and unoxpwml
on both hilirn.

'l'ln- i'iiiunun-u uppurouliy worn nil...
luloly unnwuro of tin: oxisti-nt-o of tho
.n-uugoulmm. uud it won plniuly l‘\'llit‘lih
[but Iboorunu outrun: bud non-r soon it
i‘lnnuniun, Vorqulw u limo thorn Wits
umld slurp of curiosity on both sidos.
’l'lw oruug “out into his box ond would ul
ilu m out of tho door. ’l‘iu'n ho mun: out.
of his imxnmiviimiwd upon it bur uud
stun-d down at tlxmu. ()1: tho bottom of
his mun ho lay on his buck und slim-d up
ul ilmu, mid ho \vundorod nil nround tin:
l'l‘l'ill'l‘.‘ of him-nun uud lllllilt'. [noon at l iwm,
iloully llu'nwiuu himsoli’ up likillllnl: ilu-
glam front of bin hounn no lint us it buck—
wlu-nl. i-nko uud iuuuhiuu ut lin'm, with n
inrnud {top in his t‘tillllll'llllllllt'.

’l'iw bulb-f pn-vuiin in tho cordon tlmt
tin- odour thought ho wus gluing ut sonn-
m-w spi-t'inu‘ns of zoology lull-1y plum-d on
oxhllililon, nnd his brond luuuli won it
lnuuh of m-lmmo. ilut tho (‘hiunuwu
Wl'l‘l‘ suspicious uml crdlw-livciy urrivvd of.
tho opinion llntt tho wild mun of liorm-u
With llw blunt-st. iuko ut ibo irurdt-n, uud
llnu. ln'wns nothing morn tlum u .iupu-
luno‘ light ropu wulltoriudisguisin—l’lulu»
dolphin lluilviin.

Miss (llmlstono'c l’umpndour.

Mics llvh-n lilndstonn. tho youngvai
drummer of linv promlnr, dubblon in urt
und undormkvs to curry hor tin-mics into
prm-tii'o. lino ol' thoso In tho trculnwut of
tho imir itnd its urrungonwut. Miss [Elud-
slnno contoutisthot buugn spoil thoovui
of tin! fuvo, uud thnt tho contour con only
ho nuiiniuiucd by brushing tho huir
straight buck, intting it rinu in upompn-
dour to frnmotbo forolwod. Miss (lind-
chum urrnnucs hor own hnlr this Why--
noun-thing on Mrs. (llcvolnnd uccd to fix
born, but with lllull bnooming msuitc.
’l‘lwro urn those who think Miss Gludstmlc
would do woil to softon lilo high forcln-ud
with 0 low curls and urrungo hcr hair like
othor girls.

A Vol unblc lloolt.

Voiuod at £100 on ouncols ooortnin
book in tho British nmwuin. It is a pot-
foct copy of tho original edition of Shaker
sticsrc‘c sonnet», published in 1609. ’l'hcre
are only two copies in cplstcnco, and tho.
second one invoiced at 81,000. Anna,
hook is only is; ounce: Mi: laugh; i: 1i;
vorthu and more we

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