Evening sentinel, Friday, October 23, 1925 · page 11

‘ his was born

‘ r with Leonardo dl

, pictures wore praised
flip Ind In tho strength of
um to compete for pub-
With Michael Angelo. with-
ilirohbi‘ng brain had oi»
built the rounded dome

W’s Cathedral and whose.

tins and sou uitulo were
.i‘lii the whole rounded
the "slim sky. Ho had
_ to exert 5 wide influ-
“tho days of the DI Medici.
mid revival in arts but when
* w ccicsiaaticism for the suite
‘ t‘ ng gold countenance tho sell»
'9! Indulgences In r :kirss aban-
out the Dominican monk lifted
_ hand In protest.
Sstonorolo.
He was only a little body but In

Is hands were the thunderboits of ’

Is righteous Influence and with them
(2 held back the mob: and brought
ivic righteousness to the people. Ho
nourred the enmity of, Lorenzo and
onsequeniiy of the public but still
'3 preached. defending the ‘poor.
coding for righteousneu. urging

nous of dealings, until the poor

rshippod the very ground on

ch he stood. Such is the power

himself In abandonment of life
righteous cause.
can afterwards when Lorenzo
ying ond‘hc needed someone to
the crucifix before his eyes and
r the last sacrament to him.
at cardinal did he send? its

 

5' WOMAN'S BECOMPENSE.

was so weak and nervous I
ardiy do my housework."
rs. Harry Ashcroft rot quing-

Ky. "I could not stand because
the bearing-down pains in my
,‘nnd‘sbdomen. One day I read
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
pound had helped others and
to try it. I want to praise
wonderful medicine for the
in and strength it has given me

It other suffering women. to

This is the one great do.
his medicine for woman's ills.

sent for no cardinal. |

on did no nendt I! W

up. F0: whom all!”

ling over his 5

csuxht the words, ‘

tor sovonsrolm" not

right no Molds int

over his chum“ Which WW
to the Chriot. ‘

at noon oi: the tum-mm
strecu, you are common by not.
titul tstus of Lord Shrub I
Mr hioh in impemhsbio motto
are ohioolod there nom: ‘
"Th! reforms .oi this century hove
boon chis‘ny thin to o nrmnoo and
influonoo at Lord 5 itsuury."
Who in he? A man who felt In
this hand. th unsson thundorhoIts
of righteous influence‘ and docided
that he would rather wield them
than have all other honors and emol-

know how‘to ‘wslk among the best
and lead them to thresholds of Im-

tho poor .he knew how to unlit the
humbler ways and gather the people
into this new atmosphere of moral
uplift until they called him blooded.

voice. Poverty never has any voice.
so great Is the silencing. muzzllug
power of men In high position. Beo-
inz their need. Shaftsbury. became
their mice and pinad for them in
tones that echoed through the nu-

take the ladder that lends upwind
toward higher things. Thornton.

all the weak and helped them rise.
The children had no defender;
Therefore he rescued them from tho
perils of life so chimney swecpit. lie
did not stop there but he rescued
them from the horrors of the coal
mine and the dangers of the factory.

Builds 50110010. /

over forty schools Where thay might
recoivo tree training. Then he built
homes for the poor Mon and gath-
ered them from out of'tho alloy and
from under the'hndges. There was
never a. reform that hoxdid not chum-
nion. Thai-o was novs'r an evil that
no i did' not» sunuit.‘ At ' last; he stood
spotless in ,chsractor'wisiding-in his
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umonts of Iiio. 0!. rich blood he,

mortal destinies. Sympathizlng with

He found that the poor had no

tion. He found that the weak had. .
no hands with which to reach, and

no became the strong right arm 91‘

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