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MIRERAL PRODUCTS.
Summary of‘u \‘cnr‘s Opt-rations
in tho I nltcd Ntzllcs.
tivb Figurcs elativo to Goal,
0
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can. l‘rngzous Mauls, Etc.
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i n x. ' ) ll. rnrlnun no“
(-1 ' ml rwvi; fut
3‘, _ manhunt,
n‘ tun.
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lu‘ « ' .‘ ‘ dull! lxllls’,
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l. ,lll win xiii-31: lu~
I‘ w», tho rvnsuin le'
l , \ .\«‘ .im "
n L .2 t‘ -'1 1‘1 lnrrcl‘ HT
." win»; tho y'll-ld
ll A '. lul \tll‘b‘
:' - : oi. :lv'l in-
r- .l‘ ~ \‘:‘\\ll .\\:l. o . l"'\'l0
I -~ “ \ I. w ut ill" \li 'l ‘o-lurr.
l‘l'll , i ‘lli' LU-“ illt‘ |l‘-'
. ' ' lt"ll \w'
.\3 .. i . > in ‘llx
\\~ ' \ul :o of it“
.- i -x .1 Th» whoin product, or
. v i to “as 1';,IHU lulurtls, vuluol :1!
M n . \\'..'. =r‘.—-'1‘l o salas amounted tv'
~‘. - ’I hm“: guil ‘us. the vu'ur
lw » thin 2", "\l,
Tho grout do-
( n ..-.-r .. \lluns is due to tho
u i , unite:- trout :‘lt‘tq‘slun \vvlls in
.\l I «will. which is use] as tho
it ,'. . v;- y,
.\ largo local consump‘
1/
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MUSIC-AL AlliLDllAlLfATIG.
my
fin'ru \ i. the N“l[ll\\\‘xi\frll Indian
trlrw- l. .2 * .._ _:.lmzo«l l and“.
l a“ \ {‘11 ll \kl:l»;.\\‘ has woro-l another
on \\ uh "’l‘ll» U‘lhagan“ In Now York.
t .wsrlxiixv. Srainm-glua. tlu~ pianist, ha
born shay l as director of th} Atlanta L‘ok‘
‘iu
lvh‘t- of \lust‘y :7
l
A slurp-u 4‘ has ln‘:lldl~‘1‘0'fl‘l‘\‘ l in South- .
ern l‘mu r ‘ H»: vs only ninvtw-n yours old,
is aiétlle'll’téukt‘l’ by tradean lllvcsut. Brugz‘s. ?
Hli 113': P h .‘itlt‘gltl.\.hr
Miss Mun Ashlin-aux: tho actress, hue ;
lwn ifu‘tt' to the l‘nztrlexton sultan-rs. ,
[or lath r, n t'nlllu loreuu mill or, is buried -
ln Mogul a cemetery in that t-itv ,
Sum; ln‘lws‘m \‘lmna lotulv entertained l
on .«Xunvrm lll primu it man at unch. and in l
.n numb l ~hc was askcd to serve she found
gym, tlw ivsult of Convert for her bouotl’. l
anm's “logo“ is lwiuls rehearsed at La
Scalu, .‘lilnn. Signor BlI‘Clu‘ who con- [
ducts the u-vvllmiru. is enthusiastic over the ;
ogmru, and ilmuuunces it the cnnposer‘s‘.
finest Wul‘k. {
(‘t ii,» A m. \lt‘Cs UH. has just‘ purchased the C
Amen. an righh to two new oporm: “IA ‘
Boaruawe,“ fix an tlm'l-‘ren -h of lxterrier and
Yguliw, “‘hlt‘ll was aul‘vmsftllly pro-lured in :
Londouru vntly, and “Indiana," by Forum
god Audmn.
Tut; Mush-til Vidal: and “'elchmen of thls ‘
country blue boon asked I ) help got Huruav .
“organ. the ull \Yclvh harpist, out of the
1’!Kt§l~‘.l'4 umrhouso. Forty years ago he
“as a U x ‘ 1h lmt‘ltwl’i and "‘3‘“? l‘leulé“°‘ - but a few days after he reached there he i
more}; in it be low it all after the war.
Bur at: Henry F. Abba)- want back to
England he gtfi‘e lllm‘ figures from his books‘
no 1nd. air to what! extent Ameri on iconic
haw paid to» we m-lebratel u ‘tor-a um er his
nmmugewuut llrrnhunlt. in l~‘0-\l, stillsfli’;
Booth. in PM ‘3. #2» Wm; Paul, in lust-83,
sauna-2w; \‘ilswilfiu hit—A"; $26,313 e; Lung-
"try, lh l-N.‘ \,. 32mg“; Irving, in Hulk“,
“hallo; Inmg, in Pal-‘5. éffillwrfl: but!
Andaman, ‘ l limo-St}, $334,943; total in six
‘ st.‘ U! vonrsa Puttl‘nnd
Nibb‘mi sang mmpamtively few tiulos, and
the misfits Hf Bernhardt, Booth. luxury
“(I ll \‘mg urre short. ,
\ ~ —-.-—-~—
‘ Arm? of cloths: otter-oi for the 1
pump. u grown in l one county, Wm, '6
won ly a farmer who raised a pumpkin
would»; u: rounds,- ‘
’ u‘nr
-lllt'!ll<.r
, At this tho l'rivuds of Maddox hurricd to
hiring cusucd rind several
' ments.
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SLAVE .TlilnlfiR, DI'RLIST AND
TliXJX lll-l\‘0_l.l‘l‘l().\'ls'l‘.
livcntf‘ul (‘nrccr of tho Mun “'hu
lnvqntl‘d llu‘ Colehran‘ll Hunt-
ing Knit‘t- “Nomad At‘tcr Him
".\ Lite 01’ l).ln;;t-r.
.lumvs Bow it: was born in lo,
ty, KC!!!“ kg, in 1110 your l2~ti
_p:lrt~n:s were untivrs of (virgin.
, futiwrlcing a “‘uo-jsllldll and humor, in
“bit It .. l". Jami-s was bro-mitt ‘ip. ‘l‘hc
family uuudL-zcl from pla'c 2.; place.
\lstluEiy s: 1.3%: tlw rrm first frontivr.
and two y st-ttlcd oh the borders of
l. ulsiuxnl and l‘cvns. ll“ iii
.lumrs lionir mullc :l ("luring
m-lt‘, built :ivhw cabin, hurl livml piinri
pziLly by tisz. lg :ziul huntixu. Many
were his do tis of dozing and l'l‘l‘klk“.\
no“ in his t‘orcst, l\\l\’t':lllllt‘~', and mum
t‘,
stor cs ll'th‘ lwcu prcsz-rvul of his \\ ild
vxploits.
t‘llx‘ ow min: lo:
111i .xi or
lll‘ grrwito be :1 large an“. puwi
mun. \lX flat in lLL‘ 4h:
union or. liis :ompor is
lit‘i‘!)
L‘t‘ul
Ni «l in lrzl t
“llit h l rrlblt‘ utnl
:tllll let him into nzluy :i tut;
tvr. llv novur fought a l't';
lut Wu“ cog-n}: d in many
\\'.S
lL‘Lll t“ v.»
lilll‘i.
tiglitx maul of \thch had it bloody lt‘l‘< .
llllllillblll. llt' was slid to have l(‘t‘l| :l
gonvm‘. lowritt- among his friend" and i
Vi.ci.;l'.bu‘, which Llll‘.‘ to dixjrnl' that
lm \\‘.i~ no: of :l Cl‘llL‘l or lJlx'U ltllizsty «lis-
fi|~lln n f
'l‘vxus. u! that tinnt l'clonginf to ‘lt‘\-.
um 2| sort ut' pro l.l\:\l linai to thc
:nlwnt ::\'r~ of tho \x-uthwo‘i. “no of
‘ '_ cxpcdati us iclto that («wintry
Junta“ l 031:, of T- ' -
ion.
. \‘Jllll'fil‘dl d it. I
-r‘\il:‘~llltull rvsu-ltwl
‘ in .n: trlpl‘uazl :lnl
lly‘m t‘, ...
“astin
k1: d _ .t‘llll‘. but llmuc to
la: ml \lfv L. ht :u‘
“1‘ n 'w sold ills luntl. :lnll' in com; :in}
in: d :n \l or irroi
t!~.~- u i as pro 0 of
'Ih‘ ll\\'\ of film l :e.tx~l
- .qizl‘e-x \\’-':c irt Tll:
l into the lountry.
unf} Mullwl
rim of uprzut Ull\ “us
.on all“ *‘llll'lt:\a* from
\\
. :i round. or
Till iv ll:t‘_\‘
l
x.f,
\ .Hvti'
to h:t‘.\
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n :zn‘n r «f n»-
the r t
‘ln'~
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n: ho .. _
”hurts .u; \.n~l t‘ ran
no the llllvtflllt 1' hi:
:t|«Xl~l i‘l't
91..
.ii- \:\ um ».~, \\ll.x“.’l \xci: put
up....:l ~ «It l nit d S: :z.w\
slui .\t tho "3 ~:llv‘: y umrd
3:. m» \»~ Vlla' ti:tx3l:~\“~l.
\\. : pm‘llw ‘ nuiu »\
l. ‘ “h“. El my
I
x
lllt‘ l
b i‘-.|l
ll":jl\h-s .
Hilton-J tl:.\
:B’t‘l‘tl il‘
:lll
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1:2 :i.t~
t'\1u'~l ll .x‘lls lu
its \\.il\‘wl llu‘
,‘ >, \\ .'ll l\lll« l: h.s mo \\ .l
', nixul \il. ll \\ ls Zhlt.‘ lvl‘
lmu ‘y l l¥:.l\l\‘lllllll :il‘hr :l drug's: ul’
it» run 11 “his inulln \vith :l lr‘lvy
l-l \ s; th .1 it would lh’ :.<t‘_l . ‘ .
yin, n \n ‘.~.~ thru~t=n;, thus
lll‘ E‘nL‘W“ of :l hill—hm. l-u‘
tool ‘ .n lax w . ulsm'i'i lil‘v
In ll: .-\.-" l‘ Ari. .l (\tlli"‘l\ 13in.
gzt A u‘ f .l ' :\ t_\v::‘. ll‘ A «null
tlu‘c‘ l‘w«\\1>" :irtxu- pvt In
lN.‘~1l:-~ \\’.l< l .\ic :lirl‘ =: , t .l
lu-i ll.\t’ :t'rl :i l‘ullldul cm:-
p.i Jr lu- :92! i‘2t‘ n'i .tlzt-rru: on with
.\t-ir.(‘\\ l‘lglll, fibroid o. liililnl‘ s l‘ur»
is‘n ll Mir “us un. ‘mrd. and \\'
till' \ :l plat-N. leltl ‘l-t .niin tilio :
b \l't, i-ut xv. illl“?l. 2f \Vr‘ “ht l; =l
bow: ivsruc if lliw . Wnds ll i\\i«- would
‘ n will his 1351*. This ..t
:1 ii in that ho \ll‘i- rmi“ ~'
th :t-ilt‘trr vii-{\vr to :0 without hm knztv.
llElll he hu-l :\ s .\l‘l>1\l'li imidc for it. and
sui l lac uonllll \\§';_ll it Eh lung, :is ha: l:\‘- ll.
.\ _‘\\’:‘ 1.1M this {mil with rhvrztt
,\\'ri-_l;t l“lllll.litlli\‘~l in u lct‘riblc curmtntcr
all \ lll hm‘, tn rcplvmln'r. luff. two
vvi'y r- -2 t-ctlblv (‘itiswns of Lulli‘io-inu.‘
llr. \lzl id -\ nrul Sunluul \Vrll», huaingr
it d;tf~ r~.-:l. c in M-ttr. :ig‘ccd to no t-: t n
All szlnd btlr in :im )li- l~>llllil llivlr op-
.\lll_\ ho' with :\ lt-w‘ t‘ricnels. 'l‘hcy lll t,
.u\l*l.nu;:cl Mlll‘!\. :i: ll lit-nitric l‘t‘.‘\l:tl'l-l ‘tl.
\\ imn rrtii , from the ground \Vt-lls
invih d \::\\l‘ll'\ and his would, E‘oloncl
l Flaw, in tho “Ru-xix :iljnining, win-ray
sum-- othws of his fl'lt'll~l<, (‘Xt‘illtll‘l
from lllt‘ 51d, “t‘l‘t‘, to take rvfrc~h~
t'rmu.‘ ubjrttctl, on the ground
that thvro \\ll‘c cwtnln mun thcrc lly‘
could not inc t. “T lrls thcn asst-uh: l to
\yhcrc .Vluuld-vv‘s friends. who had
nlw lu‘:‘ll i‘XL‘lllilt' l from tho lit-l-l, wow,
\thn on the way lllt‘_]l‘ll‘l_\' wcrc lll [by
llll‘ ‘ri-atzds of \Yclls. who \vvrc .lumcs
lin\\'lt", Hem-ml furry :lllxl nunthrr per
front.- and (ivucrul furry \VL‘l't‘
mortal cumulus. and innnmliutrly (lrmv'
their piszo‘s l‘r.:no bad a pist d in cuwh
hand. and shot l‘iu‘Nlt‘ first and thcn
t‘m‘ry. tho luttcr lwing instantly killvd.
v-o.
mm
5
Suit.
the ' «gone. and norm: thcm was tlu:
\vitlrl‘invzeu your buforc-J ‘ \Vrighl also
tircll nt llowitj. and he fell. _-\ gcncru‘.
kiliml.
Wright st-ciug Bowie lying :lp-
parvntly dead, npprouvhcd and bent overl
drew his1
him, when l‘owic siiddcnly
kn‘l‘x- and stabbed \\'right to the heart.
He th 11 arose, though soverely wounded.
' and stabbed another of the party with
his knife, and the battle thcn termi-
f natml.
\thxi Bowie recovered from his
wounds he drtcuniucd to how the
l‘mted State-z and take up his residence
in Texas. Tin-re he \\ out in the year
In 10 and ongmy-tl activcly on the side of
the revolutionists, his vulor soon gaining
him a distinguisl ed name in that coon»
'try. llemsrried :rduuu'hter of one of the
(ix-governors of tlu~ province and was up
pointrd t‘olonclof one of thc Texas regL
During the next. few years he
was eng‘gcd in only fights with the
Indians and with the Mexicans, in one
oigvhich he and ninr or ten men sue.
cccdvd in defending themselves against
l mu ludiuus, with a fuss of only one
, killed, and two wuuudt-d. . _
His career was finally ended at the
. bloody battle of Alamo. He had been
ordered to that place to takocl inumnt‘L
' was taktu down with pneumonia. and
during the siege was confined to his bed.
i As is well known SantuAnna, command—
'- lug 3,600 Mexicans, besieged the fort in
filurch. 1836. It bald only alum 150 de-
l fcudurs. After somgdays of attack tho
i place was stormed arid every Texan put
3 to the sword. No one escaped. Bowie,
, sick in bed, is smart-(have .shot down
i with pistols and kit ed with-his knife a
1 number of his assilants before he yielded
l up his life. Whether this is‘true or not
i it is safe to assume that if ,_ he had
strength and consciousness enough to do
‘ it it was done. The celebrated Colonel
l David Crockett wuss!» a victim of this
! macre.—— Chicago Herald. .
lSl-I, ;
for him- ,
H» \\'.ul‘,l1c:itt~_li :ltlll ritll‘ ll :1 ,
, only wild hors s, but odd tit-or. n' d on
‘ », roped. nut ltblx‘
uml l‘\ll‘t‘lllL‘l\"
5. ul, b4: hv wa; Whiz? :lx‘o..scd to;
others were 1
“'0“ DS 0P WISDOH.
A gold cuusr ft‘nrs no judge.
Ask thy nurse who thou slmuldat buy.
No man is good unless he is good unto
:lll.‘ » , ' V
grief.
tltlitms. .
A gwod man even in drnth makes no
mistake.
lll-ul mrrit of any kind omnot long be
cunrculcd. '
_\\'lu::i your superior cut-coats you you
partly rulr.
In this \\ nrld :l man must be cilhcr :mx il
or hummer.
“‘lien tin-judge is merciful the law is
disrsgurdtd. '
l Flt. is hard to refuse whrn a superior
, asks :I favor. _
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% .\c\cr trouble trouble. llll trouble
troublcs you.
t It is :l h-lppy thing for its that this is
l‘ct‘lllynll no llZlYL‘ to conccrn ourselves
about ~\vlnu to do iu‘xl; '
Ho not for \‘vcry‘ grivf to tho physician,
- for cvt-ry lllllll‘l‘ll ti“; the lawyer, nor for ‘
cvcry thir t to thc llvl.
hivv what you ll.l\‘t‘. 'l‘o Sony out- it.
troy bo bottcr than you d or to think.
“Will“ i 'l h.- luw: rhzu‘uctrrs haw :l tui\turc of
llllllllllllts, and the worst hivc? some to-
,tltfl'lllilllg villains.
_..__ _...
Stoncuall Jackson in llalltlc.
. 3 . c .
In an :irlu‘lc on bronco-gill Jackson in
the Nuaffl; r: 1:] Thomas .\‘I. lloyll
ll'l‘l“ of his uppmruncc on the field of
l).lllb': .,
I sicxcr wus't‘low to him on tho licltl 0f
buttlc but on 'e‘rth :t. was on llu‘ hill nut-
tur fuun the lllnz‘y llousv, :11 the first
b title of .‘l:lii:l~>:l\.
l‘?\:\', but lli< «yrs gluinl u ith unnatural
ls illizlnvy. It win on that occasion that.
l‘ douci llnylor, of .\ll:l:$lrl l‘ouwiy, rode
httrrirll)‘ up to hint and «lid: ‘ \it‘nct‘ul.
my in .u urv :irmml \\ iah thv old tlinrlm-k
n uskcz. and not bull n: th. m wi l tirc.“
llv I't p i-«l. “if 33:. will cxominc it, you
\\ :11 ml that oil inu~k~t bus tlw bcst
b H l in tlu- \vurl-i. like thx‘luyonx‘t.
lulu. \ 1:: :i short ulrh lhl- l‘ulrrul
I‘H~‘E’\ll lloglnf on),
\iblH ll; .1 '. i « lHlnn" luv lllrlli'll llll‘.
lilo x-l' luiftiv. 1 bar
int-:21 \Ulllt \\ :r. llznl to : c l‘wl‘ suit!
:o hut. ”Honor-.2. tiny on 'b.‘ ding us
llli. k” :u‘, l .‘:i» kw-n s l"‘,‘l}‘ “3.; “Wu
“.3’. :ivc th- in tho lilyx in“, sir “ This
In -y l-rzi‘ .~ poinl-lc that the
i: tnzirk :t; ' l32|_\".\‘l‘ “'11s
“we‘ll a .l‘. l t‘ . 1m,” made
l \\i . tub of l'vt‘gt‘l tlli‘
.u'.
',\
u
itl
Illlk .tc
i.\‘l.. :_\;'v-
‘ li. lliluij 12x .l t‘\l‘lllll;f about 2‘.
:ll‘l' :lrtilltry. tho
sly l-~, llll‘ llllllt‘ l'f
sum. . 'lll“. ...«3u~ i- Xhl (1 inc; I
st; {\le low it» \u‘ llaw to haul my mun.
\\ v non- :llnltht c\l_‘.*ius't-tl_ and burning
\v.th thirst. Vl‘wbl'llllfllill‘tl iJllll‘é‘lWl by:
llll~ ::‘§l\'\‘ “S Q “12‘ burn: and \Vt‘ l'll‘t‘wwl
luu :lnd pztsstni on. Tim 3 rill-rub fought.
|ll"3|l‘IIlll'i.\'. .\t lust I saw .l:irk\un.:lml
{tut sat-r for his pi'iwt‘nl‘t‘ .ll\\:\_\‘s ill:
. u-d his men with u-uélib-n e. That
rvt ill :1 ha: “us shot through lh‘ lii‘illlc~
land tu'llv rul lllllb‘xlt'll npprmxhcd,
xiifml ‘n . .tt: ution to tho t'o'i. :n d sir:
',.‘\“l\'.l \‘lt‘gl :i‘ llltl. “It.
llll‘lz‘ \i‘hlltll, \ ‘lllil “as
\.
.l:\. ks u viixl
llix l-
t- 11:1 to th. xv \\ll.\ \\‘1t‘ llltlH“ snriously’
l.u‘ run lliizocli’, snyin: he pit-ft-rrml
it: until the pt‘lVllLI sultliczs wcrc
. \'
ll :lv‘n ll.
__._...-.,_.._
“it‘ll.
'l-lli' our.) “:i c" i.\ cvitlrnlly (If East-
crn origin Tum: .\l‘:ll'ti‘, arm,
Luliu. tulzizi, mm: Punch, us.
i sort-ml in llllilirlullat.‘ union:
z‘n’i- t‘rrmls to whmt, null f ruix thr- gruin
f {ml ol our lillv' third of thc buniun
X'Ili‘t‘. ,
lts nu- by tho inhabitants ofl‘hlna and
lltdlil mum. us far but k 1l\ tlw t {\l‘lltWt
rctnuds of cithcx‘ country. .\ (‘hiucsc
‘riuvic \lC‘rTllH‘N' minutely thv \li‘nii\u::c
ninl ll‘l'lg‘lilull work; constructnl by the
, ”Mimi.
l’linl'crur \u {-11 llll‘ YllllLfl\t,‘l\'ltlll;_:
-;,‘.‘.sti _\‘H\l‘s :igo. ll was cuttivutrd in
Lgypt fully titty (‘t'llllll‘lt‘s :lffu, though
not lllt' principal food ofthc luttt'r roun-
try. Fl‘t'illlL‘lll Biblical.rcfvrcucvs to rice
are found. “t‘l‘ \lotus fully dusvribcsit,
:l‘ tlors l’iiny in h:s trt-ntist~ upon tho
tf-ml plants of India. “bile liibboncouv
>lilt‘l‘\ lllzll it “as \lllllYtUt‘d in Spain at
tho tinw of the Human ocvupttion, it
rt'nt'lu nly. us :in industry. :lttuint-d no
proulim-ncc in liurcpl‘ unt‘l complim-
lfll‘l‘V mo lcrn limos, and it is gvncrully
laciimcxl to huvt- lll‘t'll introduced by the
_\‘oor~ into Andalusia during tlw olovcntb
onuury. and to huvv crosxtnl from Spain
into ltuly about a cwntury lutt-r.
' llico is grown in ncurly rvcry portion
of tho globv—iu .‘avu. llruzil. lltlwaii,
Ann-rim, Italy, Japan. India, but princi- ~
The Pub .-
, un-s . crop is hourly :lll cxportod, the ins
pally in l hirm and llurmuh.
hubitunts subsisting on sonic rhcopcr
food, as millet or dourrlul: that of t‘hinn
'-1 hhcritl “Vl’l‘illl who had “I“ encounter is principaliv:coirumcd :it homo. though
a good deal tind‘ its way into this couu«
try‘.A».S:‘:;f!v¢ 1v; Iu‘énnuu'. ,
. ...0.M~ E _
A Mongolian l'mycr.
Th» worship of :mcrstors at. graves is
curtain «lay, the family tombs are visitvd
and offerings mode. The Chinese think
E that we do tho samv on t‘ccorutiou Day ;V
i at toast this is tho illllir05>lnu of many.
! v
! ain‘t-€20.- are really made and printed, and
l are not recited, as tho bx-arcr very uutub
:illy :lrgucs that tho szml of the? unbcstm‘ i
if it knows anything is aware of what. is
, wanted.
tooth. The following ls a literal trans‘
:lullutl of at prayer olfcrcd copied from
i one of the slips: ' ,
l . Taxmvwsxn, l“
_l‘.‘th month, I‘d moon, 1st day. \_
I, Lin kwaug, the sound son of the third
. geuoution, presume to come before the
1 grave of HIV unzostar, L’u Kong. Revolv~
. ing years b'lvo brought again the season of
spring. L‘llorishiug sentimentnof voneration
1 look up and sweep your tomb. Prostrut‘sl
pr iythat you will com: and be present, and .
, tbi' you will grunt to your posh-rity that
tbs .' may be prosper-ills and in-lstrious. At
this season of general showers and gentle
' limo N I desire to recompense the motof i?
l oxistunco, and exert. myself sincerely. -
ways grant your safe protection. Most
reverently l pt'useut the fivesfold sacrifice of
Amy, afowl, a thick, a goose, and a fish:
also an otl‘eriug of five plates or fruit, with
libatious of spirituous ll mars, ournestly en‘
trentin that you will come and view them.
With t a most attentive ms on this an-
uouncement is presented on big
The religion of the (‘himuusn and of
Chinatown is bounded by no narrow
limits. It: is boundless—fitted for all
stations. and is a jumble of tradition,
superstition and ignorance, incom re-
bcnsi'ble to nine-tenths of its so-c led
adherents—Sun Francisco Call.
.__.._..__._._
Life indeed is short, but by ills it be-
come: too long. 1
It is dilllcult to combine patience with
t‘rcditors have better mcmorics than ‘
it‘ “as mtrcnlcly :
and it is puis— ,
\it‘l llu‘ 51'1““ ‘
l: . la. ho ro-l‘ suing rn
(lb l, H :i..lil tlw r gnu-inch imiscd,
Ho lhcn rtpurctl to th- p'u l‘ \\‘ll"l|"-
t'li on imlcd h ml l coil \ . l..~ it «l. ‘l'hc
s= wons \\\'li1' luisy.ut‘ c ~1ll‘w‘. \‘nv’ of
ii .1} wring t‘rmrfi In kmn, up»
pnmbmi, :lml n’rrt‘l his :lrhlsllliltt‘.
not sevu hero, “8 tho bodies are sent back ,
. to ( hinu; but there cvery April, on n'
“to prayers offered at the tomb of on;
so it is simply burncd at the:
‘ “Soldndrms”
l There is our: usufol regulation in the
I )chicnl tinny which is unknown to the
g lV'uitcd State-sf to each regiment is at-
f' tracheal ll ccrt- i number of soldudcras -
l women who11i c in the barracks and ac-
company the soldiers on m lrcll, or even
into battle. The e womcn must not be
con founded with the ordinary camp fol;
lowest for they are regularly enrolled”,
l bcing pail by the Government. Their
l duti s are to wash and mood clothes, at
l tcnd tothc sick, and with! in action to
help llly: surgt-ons trike care of tho
i wounded and give water to the thirsty.
I Every soldudrrn must be a rcspcctublc,
; married woman, and bo nttuchcl to the
l rcgimcnt to wnich her husband bI-longs.
i It is tho duty of the superior o'lit-crs to
. sue that thcss women are treated with
"proper respect.
g During: Maxi niliun‘s usurpation, when
, .lunrc’, his (‘ubincz».\linistcrs and a few
f.
i
.
g faithful :idhmcnts had been obligcd to l
l ‘tly from the capital, the fugitives one
1 day haltcd in' :1 clmring ill the cdgc of a
l forest. l’rcsitlcnt .lnarol. was n-vliu‘nq
on a ‘nllcn log and his Ministers sulcd
onthe grass lwl‘oro him. The t‘antaiu
j of his meager bodyguard hzld first s nt
otl tho four soldudz‘rus to fortui- for llln~
nor, b.)(‘:l'l~0 provisions were solrcc, nud
’ thcn. posting his m-n in p'oprr posi‘
“"115. hr stood as seminal at u *l ropcr
distuncv from tho
rho act of hold’ mucil. - ch of the
Ministrrs "thr-poct~politiciun, lion Guil-
. lcrmo l‘ricto wwas in the act of cxpro<~
tcsmcn who xvi-n- ins
!
8
l
, into all the wheels of hard work.
“‘-
RR 'llLMlllfiS SERMON.
school. 01‘ Tim!) xxocxs.
./Toxt: “Not slothful in business, fervcnt in
spirit, serving the Lord."‘-llomans xii. 5.
Industry, devoutness and Christ inn St‘f‘Vlt‘B
all rerommouded in that short text. What,
do you Rally think they you be c mjoincti!
()1) van Thorn is no war between rcligion
and business. botwoon biblcs and lo hers, be»
tween churches and counting houses. 0::
tho contrary, religion ncrclni‘utt-s bus.
‘ moss. sharpens men‘s wits, sweeteus
acorbity of disinsition. llllips the slow blood
of phlogmatirs and throws. nioro volorit)’
It gives
bettvr laluuriug to tho 3n lginont, it givus
strength to tho \vrnlth. it giro-4 nuisclo to in-
dust ry', it, gives mmsoorntul lll‘v.‘ to on! hu-
sins“), and in all th:. world and in all 1h ~ugvs
vou vutulot show me a man whusu honest.
u~ino‘s has 1 non do s;'oilod or hurt by his ro-
ligion. Anvthin; that. religion will
not h-dp you do ought . never to
ho do: 0. Tho industrial classes at e
(lividod into thrm gl‘ntlps—pt‘u luvors, rumm-
fut‘tumrs. traders. l‘rodnv-u‘s, such as far-
mers and Ininvrs. Mnuut’m-turors, sut‘hus
thus! “ho tnko tlzo cunt and turn it into
foo l. or the silk or the flux
clothing.
and turn it into
'1 rude-is, those who profit by the
transfer or t-xrluiuu‘vot‘ that whlt-h ixprw l
ducal or tllallllfat‘lurcd. Now, it l~u~nn~s
muuinuy Lo‘ong to any ono of thosucinsq-s. :
gur to all of thorn. \th’vvor ho your-
1 avm~ntl~ut~if vou havo ta lllll and ,
ising his opinion rcluti‘ce to :1 certain ;
l measure which had bean pl‘oposcd whcn
l thu solemn conclnvt- was intcrruptul by
shouts of laughter, mingled with tlvcp-
tomul 'oaths cxprvsscll in very good
. French and t‘xclrcdingly but Spanish.
.\ll started to thzsir fret, and the cap—
tain of the guard, summoning his men.
Ila-Lily cutcrcd tho l‘orrst \xltcncv tho
sound‘ Vxll‘Of‘k‘ele‘tl. 'l‘ho‘rc' \"l’rl‘
monicnts of pzllut‘ul susprnsc, and then
calcium» and imi‘gainrvit‘ into your m- th-‘ro
como :ltinuyuntcs, \ cvulnms. t‘xusporuli ms,
disuppuntmulls. us well a" gums, pu‘e‘r‘uj;
nmltiplivitv of m‘ctuatton ; in othor words,
if trout .\l unluv morning until Silt‘ll‘ilfl)’
night, and trom January t.» January yo:
5nrodrivcn by rclantbws dutv and nbllgu
; tron, turn you uro n luhitle's‘s‘ man or u
{busmml woman, out my s'ibjust this
3 wow.
morningis cspw.ullv “I‘l‘l'nlll‘llllfil to your
‘l'lzvrl-
llfo is it sort of prison in “lllrll u nun is m-
, cmrumtcd. or it is a swift: into whi ‘h ho guru
Sillllk' '
: tho four (\‘uldullcrus npp-urcd c:|rryin;;~—— :
head and livclsi-‘a brooch spy or in .5.
sougcr, whose arms unl legs thcy 11ml
‘ wrurrly pinioucd pith thcir bosris loll:
cotton smrfx which are worn by all tltc
womcu of tho lowvr classcs hvrc. r 'I‘hry
laid their prisonrr bcforc tho l‘wsixlvnt;
lllt‘tl llll} \‘lab‘r <Al<ltulcrn said l'l‘«\lt\‘('l-
. fully:
Em: “A wcto sdliml'ris «those women
wear n lunil'urln . but Ku; p “in; us to
be “llll‘ inns. nppronvhcl and ask. ll us so
many questions absut ‘you arid your
lixioiubfo ministurs that we at out o sue.
pt ch d hint to b.‘ :1 spy, rspccizilly :u ho
>of
$Ullu‘lluio‘dltlll{ll‘lll-Nl. lint lshnll \ll'L‘ you
this morning. it Hod will h-‘lp mu, 12ml bow
!l\“\\‘ “to is n gloriousv-luu-ntiou, tlltl lt‘ l skull
bu nlivnlrly nivled l \viil ru‘u sumo of llw
f are
You did u thouswnd wrong things In your
life: you neglected a thousand dut'os. Be-
part. yo cursed! Business is businewt"
Thom is an old book that says something
like this: ““‘ith what judgmout ye. more it
shall bo mousunul to you again “ I would
mt‘nor take the opimrtunitv, the" chance of
Ar. hibald Sloane in the judgment.
My subject also impn‘ssos Inc with the fact:
that business lifo is a school f'ortlioobtninifi: ‘
of very important knowlmlgc. Business men
for .tho most part do 1) st rent books. Th,
businoss men of Alumina do not rivet-4:0 on.
book opium a year. Yut tlwy are all intol»
lireut‘if they ham suclwnlml—intcllicon! m1
quostions of finan -o an 1 ,iurisyvru hm -o n
gcou’anhv and othits and morals. They are
cmnrellwl to intelligcnco bv the activilios of
business life. Ofmn somo of thosn who have
large lubrarios know nothing about them.
Their libraries are ostsblishel in tho same
way as whon in England a library was to be
"Slubll:b3\l and a Hocrvtnry wrnto to a b0 11% 1
seller: "Sr‘llt‘ my master six foot of thoolugy ‘
and about: as. much metaphysics: and sum»
thing: “Rt! 3 yard of old civil law.“ And yet,
though they as a class do not: read mauv
books. they are conlpollod bv their style:
is a ‘
Misfortune
and Witch a pupil
will not learn she str. us him with irrevoca-
blo loss. You put $3.0" t in business and it. is
gone. You say “thew $‘-,0n l are all \\usl0d."
No, llwy' were tho tuition -—ovpousivc school‘
imp—but it is worth it Trudy s in grains
are vouumllnd to bo intvlligl-nt in regard to
foreign hm'vosts. Traders In fruits
compelled to bo intelligent in
to tho prnsiv ~ts of tropical
of mo to intulligcnco.
harsh svhonluiistn‘ss
rvgm'd
fruits.
am compelled to be int-dugout in rogunl to
the mriti‘ on iniportel am dos. Tim rim-s1 \n
. that I want to pro out to you this ins-ruin:
‘ . _ \ ‘ is. lm‘xn you nuptial your llllt‘ll‘E-‘lll‘t‘ in tho
agosnnd divi tomb—if you uru lmrnsu-d will} ?
Clll‘l~ll:\tl nlirw
.on ,' Ti“-
sinns‘ l'nclerstundin; how in lupin \a-s th ‘ro
is so much fraud and chivaneryr
and t‘l‘3l“lt‘ dnnlmg, urn yoi advo-
«ating tho Hosp-inf Jesus Christ to ornli~
vuto all wrong and irralliate all
, dumbest: and torn-ct all I!)l\"3i.kt“‘ and up-
:< an id ‘Il abroad that bu «int-xvi ;
wrinklvs from your brow nnrl unstiap s uno '
bu Til-”H"
know that
tho .
)()l\
f rom
t ho
your bu k
tuno
D o
. shall it; profit a man
is coming ‘
: when tho rvligion ul Josus \‘nrist is goat; tr» ’
: ‘;\\1
~:tt';ti\~ _iu~: bk-n thc \vivkr-J Ins-rt \\‘bl,
btlvl- invadml our country: so i l\?!‘.‘\*l of
foraging for y uir \lnnwr \v.‘ just «3 night
llli‘ mun null bought him to you, luv-
(‘Ml‘t‘ llt‘ it: i‘\" lzlll u lll his pucket ‘ ii lpv‘s
th .t your il\c .lcnry would tailor h \Vl‘
' ulvl
limit it fut tuikcy or on n a y with: tug.“ ‘
'l‘hc niruiiws til the soldulcrns p'ovx‘d
c rrrv 't. 'ljlt‘ l“lt'l‘."ll l*\"l'(‘l‘ of
ll.ll\‘l\t‘~. who trzlvt-Iol nit-no in nrdcr‘ to
avoid suspicion, nus-on room l.\ :i or fill»
boring t‘Arlrt-ss. hoping to its coininiud-
:int tho ltl’t‘l~llj_"t‘.l\‘.‘ tlnt l‘cwito .l min".
urmnlp‘inic‘l by :l fvw ltlllll‘l't‘lll\‘ llllll
“an insignificant lm ly guard.“ was try-
iu: to-mnk * his way to l‘u‘n llxl Xv‘rl .
'l‘li-o ordor hwl‘ “l‘n‘ on tho , .w
th ~ ll'l‘t‘l\; if you an tum tlwin \bo‘ot all
immuliutc‘y." (’fil’ 33.: 110:" 4".
7—- O,
_ .\n Ominous ('tlrL‘h.
~ In t‘o: siuukiu,r salon ofu “list-bound-
slurping «:ir \vJs :L inun of about thirty—
tiu‘ yours :1 wcztltliy, activt-rlookizuz
than of n livcly spirit :unl u u-mly tongur.
Story trl in: was lb ~ orilcr of thv l our.
:lml the truivc't-r in question did in w-
than his \lmlfi‘, on l wi:h su h displ iv of
vivaslt v and hum-tr that his {t‘ll'l\\'
' tnstzucnvcly s t hi‘u‘llmvn m
llltililll nntv bo ll\\ us our of the
ioiliwt unilhupp t-st in ‘Il thcy' bud bud
llll‘1llt‘.l\lll‘\‘lli llltl‘1lll: for many .l \l ty
Su‘bl-‘niy. and in tho midst ofnnv' of
his liu'iivsl stnrics, ho w is 1' zmpt-licvl by
cough‘n: to p:l- ‘ in his rcw.t:ll. lltfllill
not :it Ulll't‘ ic‘umn. a'nl \vhcu his cv
1'! Hunt. llstoncrs .linkvl at him mun:
closl-ly to «liscovrr tht-ruux‘c of tho-lb \y
thcy \:\\\' that he ml" 2|\ pulv :15 :l shins:
l is-
and trembling violrntty. lu'his cym
was a wild c\provion, and his liis
twill'bi ll llI-l’VuEl‘ly‘. ,
“'llc is ill brim,r a glass of \vutcr,“
sonic um- crit-d.
But the ~tory»tcllcr wuvcd :\ negative
Il'sw,
tnko ontiro pus \‘\\'l\)n-Hr tho bit-tum“- “u: {.15
Too rivnls in busines Ill le-nvh oilwr 3‘ much
lnirnl as tlu‘v could for many yours. Th ~y'
wore in tho \‘lltlt‘ lino of busmos and on the
some stroot. Aft r a whih- min of thorn was
P , , ? uuivcrlml to Hod. nnnl bu immmlisltt-ly :‘s‘sml
“l‘.\t‘\‘llt'll\‘_\', lllli mun, not know» ‘
himwlf; "Now, how slmll l trout in\' rnal'
'“ivll,” ll“ said to hiliisult, “I Will
trust him in lllh \vnv: \\'lio.i:\ mm ~'utll~‘\! \
my Moro nnd “1|“er stvlu of gowk '
huvc nut. I ll son-l him mor to luv run'
vvrv linnl thul," hill but tho gm 0 ul
\vzll hv-lp .1 man do mnthmg tint is
right. My tlux plan was t-nrr t-ul u it, on l t’ies
Thai :11 lll\lllt‘~> ln'tnl onion;
from tho «uhvr stort- :ind :lskol
found that lir-y \u-ro rwo on».
runl. So lxv rtlllwl on
Saul "How‘s fills" \\ u “artwl :rgfiulxt
t‘na‘ll orb ‘r tor n anv yours. nu l now .1» 11"“?
you urn )l‘ll-lllll: Hm rustonu-rs. ”In N- who
cannot gr! - mum stylus of g: u- is in \our
slnro ywu arc «unlm; tonlinv.“ Tnvutho
rlxnl told him how hv bu l boon v Ih‘u’l‘lwl luv
tho gm 'vnt’ ti-ul. and ho bud ’ozi n-d Elm
law vf b1!l|llt~‘\\1|llt. mvvnml gt‘lll‘l‘» >-7\,7:l!l‘l
tlu-n [hm ~ll«\ vi. llullil", and it mu uu‘ many
\\t‘w‘..\ lmzvro thootlwr mun ~aiti~~ ll1!~\ll‘n‘
Km; low of tint], and for ll‘:\!l‘-' y \l‘\
thov «b l l~tl~liiv~~ in quiotu iv and
p'mporny uml l‘hris‘in‘i killilbfls on
tt-u «:nuo xtrot-t Au l that wins.“ lo ‘n ; tin;
tn suluuvr‘w tho \\ ll -l‘- vnr'li, pt-rmiln nu: in
\‘li\9 \lllu‘;
l 7 .
imn. :md
; \‘wut .lav normal-abut :t \nllmum- ans-runn-
for ,
l
l\ 31‘ thmv isu Hod m H mcu. :lu-llh‘ Hos
]~~l ot .los l\ t‘hr \l is to triumph un‘r all
lltlllnllx. It on do not um ll puhu ..~ our
. rllildi‘vn “'lll s- o it lint, tnkiu; llllli;\ us :iwv
. nro. l’
\\:l..t I i \lluu’ you, in tho lll\l
pluv-u that lulsznms lift“ ls :\ S-‘hnml
for Hams! an onvrgv. H d starts us in tho
world Will: u tcrtnin' nuwunt of raw mulc-
riztl . u'. of wh.. h “u urn to how our. h nu ‘»
lvr " livvry faculty How's [A 'l o rvso'.
xv-imtlml. sluupvuud up. All ‘r our you“;
» folks l|3\"‘,::u-ll|.‘ll~‘il from s howls nud vol-
. in 'l... lint
. All. no,
gcsturc with his hand. and nude 3 vii I
blw cllwrt to con" ~l himsrlf nnd spunk.
“lb—it is nothing,“ ho >11ltL-Hflt‘l‘ :I
fcw momvnts.
“lt isnolbing‘, gt-ntlcmcn, l
but that cough. Did you hour it.‘ It was .
not much, \vns‘ izl
means a good dull.
'I had thrco brothvrs
‘ Now l have llt‘llllt“ brothcr’nor \istcr. l
nm the hotel a family of six thildrcn.
And yct to me it
“no by llllt‘ (boy took consumption and K
Quickly fcll bc orc thr dcstroyur.
Emma, thcn l‘lurcncc, nvxt “cargo and
[lorry within two montln of cmh other,
and tinully Rate, my favorite sister.
Within three. yours they all diml. And
now—it. is my turn. It has bez-n :\
peculiarity of the work of that terrible
discmc in our family that in cvr-ry cnsc
' it first made its presence mainii‘t-st by u
. pcculiar cough. It was so with all .of
' them. It seems that at least it is :o Willi
mo. '
. “Boys. that cough which came to me
a few moments ago was the tirst warti-
. iug.
too well.
. furthest I. too,slmll be called away. But
why cure?
lct me
l)t‘l\lll lllllSl come somo tilllif. '
boys. xiv yours ago 5
and too s'stvrs. .I
but“ not lllll\~'l“ill|‘S til-w binv to l: we :I
lltN‘dlrx‘rIlll :ltiun.“hwh (boy can only art
In th. t‘wl.i~;on~ and tho l‘:\\:dll;\nf!‘\ Pry dav
lllw. Rummy Hi i llnriwtur is Tough! lull only
\(tor bits I.) usmz-n I no boon in
thwondvoismv-a t- n. twont v or lm-tv years.
tlwy have on ell-1;)” \\ loch vnnn-st lw mans
“not by \voizhh (\r lzvld-‘rs or t\l\ininw:<_ It
can scnlo nnyfi hmght. It can pluni'no‘. any
dumb. I}. . an thrush any obstnvlo. No“: uh
businlk‘s man. you lllth‘ in this srhoil of
Active liz'u gninml u grout don! of enorg)’.
\\'l:y ha; Hrrd put you in that s bud, and
“by hm this d-wrlopmout gone on?
Moroly that you may gain more dolv
hits llllll build largo fortune; and spurt
your dnvs Ingglm‘; nud
(ind lllll‘lbll‘d you to bring: all that
onerfiy into his St‘l‘\‘li‘\'. \\'lmt Would um'tlr
in thew «'lticfi it all the business tulont “om
brought Into tho Kingdom oi (lo-l: Do you
cha‘ling' ,
lift all \vn‘t-‘h-uiucssf l‘nd - stmnlingaafou
do tlll tho intricacies of lvisurws. do y-u un-
tlor-tnnd that thvro is smoothing for the soul
“‘hlt‘ll will last nflor all Lift-
null invoi ms and root 1‘ lls shall ‘nnvu cruur
blml up and be -u . on‘uinod in tho tirPs of u
judgment dz“: \Vlso fu‘,‘ tinin. arm you
wiw, my brothor, for ct "nitv ’ “\Vlnt
if bi»
work! and Thou lose his s Iul‘“
I go furtln‘r nnal remark tn you that insi-
ltvs‘ life is as 'h-Ml for int grin. It rthiuin‘s
morn bu‘moss gra-u- u w than it d:-l in the
limo whorl tbl-rv wow :1 mimic Kil‘lllllt‘lN and
l woolen \vus walla-n on! silk was silk and
thou \vt-ru Iowa. Tln-h~ n 3 “Sh a horn
\vln-n thoro wq-ro so runny iii-tnti ms to
s 'nunnlrvlivn as 'thnrw zir» ! Jay, Thorn
nro \‘U nuurv 1mm dour ‘ I‘ll‘lllt‘si on a wrong
sculo :n all do}: out ~ that if a
,llt‘ll*i1lll~\ u? and s'u u n i31‘:\l.(ll! ia‘h for
himwlt ll ls «will»! \ortlnntfiv. 1'. as.
crlbvd to lzlv‘. of to '3. bush sx to 't. You
know ln‘lh‘f‘ thin: 1 do how true all this is.
on l how you lhw t'hr‘tiui nun, trvln’: t I
livv faithful to Hid :H‘il do _i hll- .. t \ your
is
1 s vul unl thw s ~ub— uf nth-ox, y .n i; tow how
; they
not knnw that in many of hour church ‘S the ;
\‘nst inn oi‘itvof work is being done by llmso .
\\ ho have not bad nuv |‘.\p:‘ vially npportnuit
wlnlu in all ~ luv \‘lldl‘Vlmi more is n \ as: amount l
of rnorgy wttliu: intocomparative idlcuoss.
Thi- doopost streams do no! sun“ to be turning
tho null “bowl or hauling on factory blinds.
Do \ on not know that (Sol demands tho best.
lamb out of ovory flock; ,the I‘lt‘lltNt shoaf
on! of ovory lmrvu-st: the bust mwt of ever '
'l‘lll‘rfllifln. and suroly, in n causo in who l ‘
lot-kc and Munshcld and Root m were proud ‘
tube engugotlyou and I m‘odnot be ash-nu \l
to iuvmt our llllt‘n‘sl. Uh. tor fewer ulleis
and for moro wurkms Uh, that tho im~
- nwnso, tho alumst infinite busiuvss onvr;y of
First
i turb and nnnov and porplv‘v.
.
v
Oh, I know its dread sound only l
“'ith‘n nine months at. thol
l
t
sce, where was I? I will finish my story. 3
l “'0 arc all in the same boat, and.
l
t
Oh, yes, Ihavo it.“
The story was finished. The teller
seemed to throw into it nll of his old-time
spirit. With an alums! reckless :lbnn-
don he gave’ a richness 'to the dialect: of
~ the anecdote and a delicious emphasis to
every telling word. “is fate. too, was
i wrcuthed in smiles as he reached the end
of the ludicrous tale. But not. a thigh
‘was heard. Among all of his listencrs
there was not a d y eye—mot one who
could for his life have to'd what the
a story was about. \V’hat was a bit of com
edy in the presence of a tragedy in real
lifelike that?—-U2itugo IIeruld.
Grim Wit.
A couple of London garrotcrs were sen~
fenced to the gallows. One was a
3 Frenchman, the other a Prussian. The
i fatal platform was erected a few metres
above the level of the Thames. The
l Frencbmln‘s turn came first. He pro-
sented his neck, the noose was plat-ed
* around it, add two seconds later be we
3 launched into srace. But, uncx noted
3 luck! the rope snapped. The audit
l dropped into the water and swam for his
if life. The crowd applauded. The Pros
i siau had looked on meanwhile with per-
i feel composure: then, turning to the ex‘
' ecutioner. he said: “I say, find men bet-
' to: quality of rope-J can‘t. swim.”
mm we aim Proud._
' He did ‘t. ‘ 08 the Brooklyn Bri
And :0 grog) not tho npids cool d8?»
He balanced him not: on s cal-fut ridge,
Ho mn‘t so his I fool.
tButheisas ud usrowofpl
In his feeling” there‘- nomto com“ ;
For-bis sq_‘ mblggerthn fidxbbor
’ udgggk’hmw nonhu-
l: —Woiu.
l
,,
l
l
.lhoso citios might bo (unisocrntol to God.
1 remark turtlwr that husluoss Ho is a;
who I for Christian my euro. During om
day‘s engagement how many things t ! per-A
rub. Mon will bn-uk tlroir oligngezncms
Collecting grunts will collie bark
lmntlod. 'l ricksturs in busiut-s; will take a-l-
Bantu is will
empty“
vantage of the mug {inns wimn they do not ,
pay in good tinws.
wrong shcll'. l‘n‘h
drawer in u quarrel. l‘oo; lo intending no
harm going shopping, having no idvu of
making purchases, or after a while trying to
brook the down. Hoods ordered for an «spe-
cial o norgcn y and not coming. or u oming
damaged in the transportation. Mom
count-Ambit bills in the d awor. Anoth-r
ridiculous panic. Other men‘s notes
to pay. Annoyance after annoyauco,
and nu lor tho pmssura huudruls
and thousands of man go down.
conic cross and cranky and puguarious, and
after a while people lcavo their store and
their namo bemmes a sitiva dotwtatiou.
On the other band. could mention the
name‘ of a score of merchants, business men
in all dual-cutouts. who have been brightened
up by the trams. They can loot; back
to the time when they gave retort for
retort. sarcasm for Sflh‘a\lll, wrong for
wrong, but not now. They remember when
they had to bite their lip. Thoy, remember
when tbev thought of the stinging ,auswor
they would like to have sent. They remem-
ber just how they could have overthrown
their anuigouistsin busiuoss But they have
couquerol themselves and when a man has
couqnorod hinrselt‘ he has umqueml the
gamut obsta tea in human life. He
suppreasal all this It has been a
Howls put on
limk nnl mouoy
, school of patience to him. Christ cum
through all the sunny-noes of his life out
said to him: “Let patienca have her ports :1
work: in putlenco possess your soul." _Than
are men hem today who under .11 this per
turbation and annoyance of lifo have been
mellowed, have been ripened for..more use
fatness and ripened for Heaven. It has been
tsohool for putiance all these Years: Archi~
bald Shane was oueof the chief business man
of Philadelphia. “'hen I resided in that city,
though be had been gona many years, the
story of his integitfiand of his hudnesand
of his nobility o c amen-r was in the air.
He hul lost all his property. He had bean
in a firm who had int. douc right, and to
mes: their wrong Archibald Sloane had so ‘—
flticed the last. dollar of his privnte fortune,
paving eve.-ytbing that may owe 1. In
Philadelphia be you in urosperitv, and one
story of his goodness, of his inPegrity. 0! his
kindness, was ever where told. Once he
went to collect a do t, and he cams back
without the money. Sonia one said: “Did
yo: get the money!" He mplied: “No, I
didn‘t t; it. I went to the man‘s home and
I saw t or were just packing up their good'x
and they were just about to move to To tamaud
wore oing basal-t new in life; and law
the Info. and I saw the children, and I mailer
up my mind ill seized their property I would.
take thebmd out the children‘s mouths.
ind I could not do it, and I also I'I‘
without saying one word about it. “
so“ some one, “that iln‘t; b ‘ " Ind
I have hard it before tint “bushel! 1!
human.“ Wowhileyonudtwm
cnmonp baton thothrouoot God!!!
judgment How 1! Chris should
tans: “Rizbtii rlshtupdmkwm.
my ,
tho ,
They hc- ‘
many “tum ~l--s yo 1 how to run 3 guns? ln
Lin: .\c-1\‘
c ty of York a x .. in: mun
was ~o'lmg g-f‘fli‘. at: l 3.“.4' hi lml
s -ld a ~»‘k dust tn la lv h"
Suki: " Mus l ’l‘l“, lm .ll ,t ~ toll you
that thew is“ l‘m‘Hln‘ in that silk " “Why,“
shu stud, “flu-n E dont want i’ " Sll‘ d -
purtwl “lllb'll tilts goals Tl: ~ but man
of tho tirm roux" in l s i: l: “\Vlu: wls that
custumm‘ \v;lll2:‘l._. ““333.“ lb" 131“." 1‘97
pbo l. “silo b nlzhé this vlv but! wit lmunl
to toll her t‘x-~:‘-- Was :1 fr in tli ‘ \llk.
so slzo ‘ luff “‘2: .’ it " Tho
bis-now :na‘i, til-nu went into M."
(mourn; run-u and “TN - n lotter t i th-
young u»:\':\ falllé‘!‘ mthc “unify. “l‘mue 1-!
town q‘.liv’l{l\ .‘llt {flake vu 12‘ 1- tv “ ,Thfl ul‘l
former into down to thu- cx'y m gwnt 3:313
tluu. “undrrmg, \\ but Lls lw\ llrbl ‘RK’ZX
d out, :Inl ho \vt‘m in! ~ the st my on! tho
hand. man 0: tho jirm ru- ~:!t-l all tho vim-um»
stun w-s out said: “Your s or will
non-r make u moi-t tau! ‘ Th) old forum-r
sit l‘ ‘ s th-lt uli ‘ ls ‘lut all mv
b -_v has barn d 41:. pumtm; out the in); or"
fct‘tmlls in tl.o gs sls‘ \\'~~l‘, l ulway's was
proud of John and l a!“ pr‘~=u l '1: now than
Nor. .lnlin get your but and I ”mo h 13110."
.\ud ltnll yo m; mun it is always soft- to do
right and it isnw—t-r suf - to lb! or tn; Hod
\"zll uvvrr let A {young man bk.) that sulfur.
l-h. how ll‘ll‘J wrnvtmn-s i’ is to {zill- lilo
SYI‘:ll.;lll filth “men .2; :na'n‘ :r‘a divurgvn‘.
And th. thorn .uro th so I luli-vo they
‘I‘o\‘\.n.\ 'n- .' v .3»... s, '-
‘l‘lgbél‘ slyl" o‘t‘ ‘::i;l'l‘llll“r3‘l.!\1 ‘.in.tn.'l‘li§:l 0“ng
l-vt‘o- , and l ba-liuvo thaw mo in tho ma-
jority. {he tin-n \uhu . an s1} : "l nmor mis~
3m!“ llw \ aim» of goods. 1 uovvr \‘un‘n-l up
tho imporfo 1:011 in a fabric. In all of my
monm‘ thoro is not a dishmw t fazth 21;. Hui
holp‘mc." lf‘y-ul do not kn -\v such men I
run sorry for your a w ummunws. 1 know
many such. Thov an“ as hon s? as th ~ day
sold thcir tiwt yard of cloth. or
thoir first tirkiu of butter. 50 it “'tll b5 all
the \va\' thrt u :h. The sch-\nl of life has do-
vt-lopnl them; They can my [bur prayers
without limo; haunted by tho rhink of dis
honest dollars. Thu-y mm l‘u‘hl their bible
wrthout thinking of thotimo who!) With a lie '
on lliuir soul they kissed the bank in the Cus-
tom House They run lbiuk of death with»
out having their ll‘t‘lh t hatter at the ought
of ajudgmentlolmru xlofruudorsnnd tx‘keys _
and ti‘n-kstcrs and vlmrlutuns shall be doubly
damned. They can fi‘fl-l without “inching:
“As a partridge sour-lb on t‘g;\‘ and bat-both
them not, so to Ines g. :
leave thorn in tho IIIiIl~t of his days and a:
tho ondlwshull ban fool.“ Amy n being
developed upward by the school of
business lifc, or urn yOu bring
downward: l “as reading
develo led
)‘estot‘llay in an ul 1 book of a scene that oc-
curred in New York ( it}: Mr. .\'———— was
in a group of goutlomvu. and ho said: "If I
hail$'~,0«)~'l lt‘Oll d limit-lo =ho money in a
short mum in buslnmx out 1 don't Know
where [shall get tho $5.0M.” There In! I
Georgia planter stun ling by, 3.116. he sold:
“You want $5,011)th you!“ “3.65." “‘What
:i‘urltvwan you give for its" “Well,“hc
said. ‘ ‘tbo word of an houo st. ‘ m"
“l'll take um as suburlti, ’ and
tho Georgia plant or. So a govc
him a che -k fur sum. 'l‘ime passed on and
tho llwrgin planter was in bushes trouble.
Hs fortunes had failed and he must ruse
EMU“. and ha slid to himsalf: "Now, I will -
go to that man in Nsw York whom I helped
and lthiuk he will help mo." Ho cantata
New York. He told the mun his perplex‘
lt-y. He sand: “1 loaned you 85.0 M
and now I wish vou would loan
me $3,”!N." -' \‘oll.’g mid tho other
“who: sa‘urity will you give me!“ How
plied: "The word of an hon 3st mm.“ “1 can‘t
let vou have it on that. groan-l.“
lot; him have it. _
volops some men up and how it develops
othors down. ‘
ground to powdsr. when God intended all
t no hardships, ull tho anuoynucas, oil the
v‘oxatlons and bl! the actinues an oppar
mulry for daveloping the south» usefulnsss ,
and for Heaven.
Now, if those things
that we ought to enlarge our sympathias too
word businew men. It is a shame that in our
pulpits we do 'not oftener spook of their
tr‘als. their misrortuues and their tantalum
The to t; is. the men who soil with the.
hand ore _not always sympathotic with
those who toll with the brain. The
man who rsisos the mm had the
wheat is up. to think that the grain mar-I
chant got-s his money easily. Does be! I am
sorry to see that; the fist is often Jealous of
the brain. Plato and Aristotle were an op-
pored to commence that they pronounce}! It
the curse of the nations on) thy Idvssed
that. no city ever be built. nearer the seabosrd
than ten miles. But you and l have learned
that than are no more faithful o.-
more consocmtod men than thus: 1'30 be
found in bushes lifedmd thnc_tbey lift I
burden heavier than the carrying of a bod
up the ladder or: the wall, and that: the get
out, Sum ox as _ 1‘ than the nor: :
wind sud at they c nub heights greater
than the Alps or the Himlayu, and God. Ls
goingbo meet. than at: the last aul say to
them: “Well done, good upd faithful oer-
vunts; you have been toithful over
a. few things. I will make thee ruler
over man ’ things; enmr into tho
joy of‘tha rd. ’ If. what I an saying 1:
”true, then I aajoin upon you to nit all fret-
t‘ulness about business matters ~ s there not
something in your house nut you would
nthar have than all the wot-lily success a:
sum: man you know! Bafida that, it busing
life ban srbool, ought you not be thankful to
God for the whip of discipline! The more
notes you have to pay. the larger the obligl-
tions you we to meet: the master the un-
cermn‘ has It: .‘ mummbouertwyou
it by the or God you conquer. How do
gripe
lkudw n! lknow it. by ‘he inciplo the
at... w l
bother the fire the better tbs
vast multitude of humus men who rm
likcyoura. We on
very opt to put.» ) around the
but. I toll you there or. Inca in glory no"
who had tho-no bottle: to 54b: in basins-s
that m on '
re
Maputo hirer: ut‘ Amoricau goals ,
1.11;: With forviixn 3
lauds. urn vun u .t. inbrmrml in lfil‘t ign mis~ '
of ex- lung» i
-uin tho \vh .ulo .
by fraud. 3 man shall -
He did not .
Business life. how it do—g
What vast multitudes ore'
to s), it seems to me ‘
h: i before sweeping; Ilsa.
again-“Well ,
W
triumphed in the gram of God. . .
rented out. of evervthiug but their Camus.
icy w rosuod. They were 91¢cm from
promises. They were throttled by con.
ivs. with “'hule [&"ks of writs Tho)
to confess judnnout. Upon tho most 3&-
1 family relic the auctioneer-’5 mallet cam.
‘n—going, going, gone! And yet «the
triumphant. befon- the throne of t
.1 do \'0' think thalmrd has no regard for
you! Ho k ows every item of your world!
businoss better than 'vou kn 3w it. yoursel ,
and having deliver-ml them, He will deliver
you. I but a very good trioud in- busiv
llt‘ss who “‘2“ always unfortunate. Ha
. sxeumd to have 'tina busuhss faculty.
He was of excellent. character, and one of
. o nublt-sr man lover know. But just as
y u sometimes (IllS-L‘I‘VF iw life in regard to
‘3 so to one also: everything he an. his hand to
i
wu. n failuro. Alter a whi e. under’the
st ss and burden he dial. When I hand of
his. death the first words 1 nth-rod were:
”t nod: he has got rid of tllo‘shcrlfi."
And tboro tlrt) those multitudes before the
thruno. “'hcu tho tun-scion comes up in
regard t-i them the angels standing on the
sea ut glass answer: "The.” are "my who
tum: on. of n-at tribulation and had their
' ruln‘s wash“ and made white in the blood
of the Lamb."
lt what. 1 have been saying is true, than
you oughtt.) cultivate businofi ta '0. You
won! t x otfor such a prayer as 1‘. Ashley
otforol just [nature the great charge at the
butt!“ oi l-Idgvhill. In tho proscnco of his
troops he knelt down and sud: “Lord God,
Thou kuowost howdulsy l am going to be
10-day. If I forgot thus, do not Thou forget
me," What a. prayer that would be for you
w start. out With overv morning of your busi-
fil‘fis life: “Lord I will be very busy to—day,
ll 1 {org-t Thou, forgot not Thou
mo.“ (‘wliuncrx-ial ethics, business. honor,
kiwwlf trade are good onou :h in their placel
but thoro will (‘ one a tune wh m the worl
\\ l“ slip away from you. it will be a limo
when it Will seem as if all tbodovils of dark-
H!‘\\' were after your sml. ('ndor that
infill-moo how many have gogn dawn!
Soul» fnrgvd. some nialtwuwd their friends,
some t‘tllVNl thoir cumulus, some had their
nnmn born timid ssnndals and that
mun-3 was PI‘OJOUH 'cd with detesta-
3 lion. Tucy \vq-m ruincl by business
lilo. You would [Ollnt up a grant many
' of. Ill-All. Uthers burn gone through
all unscathe 1. Mon came 0:“, from their
stow. Tho; said: “Wt-ll. if there ovor was
‘ n t‘llrisriun trader that is one." Integrity
kcpl the books. luten'lty waited on the cus-
luneis. A light from tho throne of “all
flushed into his show window. \Ymth never
swings-d that lluor, nor did sly dishonesty
eve-r (UV-‘1' up the imperfections' of goods.
logvo tn ti uldovo t. - men were the controlling
pr: Aipiw of that man. After a While, one
mono-a; me shuttot‘s an- uot lot down from
t‘: o store \\ ll] L or This b ~le are no! x‘t-mova-l
from tho‘lrwr. l‘eu-le passing say: "What
is 1b.: manor” B isdul-fi u-uiuaintanc-as
slip out my. "Why is this store clued!"
'l‘iruv wruo up closcr and they
read a cord on lb» d-mr'kiyiugz “Cl-xvi on
A' tour of th‘ death of once! th-tfirm."
Thu: elav it isrt. like l :lll throuzb loudness cir-
r‘m how t .u‘. :1 good mun is gone Boards
of tru So pas. rvs-xltitn\n~ of sympathy, and
t‘ll‘ll‘v‘ll‘\ prly: "ll-~Lp lord. for tha Godly
‘ In: \‘t-zhotli.“ Ho his made his last
lulu-.1 lln has sulT-‘z‘i‘l his last losz. He
has u had with his Ll~t fat: me. His
Chriqinu izlzluirio: will lule<< his children
n-w tlu: in is gin-I: unl bequests to the
Km; loan or I '_~i will gather many sans into
glory. ‘ ' mum; ruwurds for 33.11.th
.liuo. “Th‘re t‘u‘ wil‘kol cease In)!!!
~. mullu': :y'il Yin \vcw'v arm at Fast," -
—_——
“(H’SEIIOLD MATTERS.
The Buffalo Bug.
The name of all others out rhymes best with
ru; ,
Is the name of a mite, called the Bufl'alo
Bug:
It‘s a hairy. lmrnv, and horrible thing,
Though. thanks to kind nature, it cannot
sling.
Iz‘van run like a fox, or craep like a snail,
* \\ llll~l itsappotitc ux‘ver w.“ know to full.
\our mlrpurs. your mats. your exits and
_ your hats. ‘
‘Twill qnlcklv devour them Just. like the
t‘u's,
Slip into a cranny and hillw like a thief:
And, as thin as l lno. it is niy'lu-liet
'l‘h-a crrnluro is only a wm h in disguiso.
tum \ll‘llghts in [along sumo folks by sur~
prise. ‘ ~ .
“ ho \ll‘llgl‘ts in making mischief and
Il‘nuld“,
Thou l'ludlug one‘s grasp like a blown bub-
1..-
« It's a. waste of vour time, your strength and
your skil .
The Burial.) llug‘tp hunt rm 1 to kill. .
'Twlllinmke in apguamnmnsmio unlucky
1 av,
\\‘bou you ore sure you have chased the
whole herd away;
"1‘le haunt you and damn: you until you
will cry: .
“l wish, in mybeart, Ioould be down and
diet" .
-—Good Housckeeping.
Sauerkraut.
Emilia f'ustvr writing in GI»! Hun-'-
qu-iny about German cooking says:
cht in order comes a tempo for sauer-
kraut. L can see some of the remit-rs
sxnih-, and hear them say: ‘1 lb. of course,
1 though! that was comingi \Yhoever
ran think of German cookmg without
ibcing reminded of sauerkraut? \Vho
'wauts to out the nasty stutfz” Now, I
cannot see that. sauerkraut is more nasty
than anything else that has to undergo a
chemical change bcforc it is Ponsidcred'
ready for usr. Beer and wine have to
1 be forum: ‘1. And the odor that urmnates
from them during this process is not
always an agreeable one. Tainted meat.
as long as it comes under the bend of
game, is onion and relished by many,
then why be disgusted with sauerkraut,
which is mercly cabbage which has be—
come sour mot putridy? The popular
idea that it is put into casks and stamped
down with the fret has about as much
truth in it as the one that bakers knead
the dough with their feet. 1 have never
seen it done myself. nor do I know of
anv onc hat has seen it. Of course,
when it is prepared at home that Obje(‘~
t30u cannot. be urged. However, the -
following recipes are given for the bone-
fit of those who are cosmopolitan enough
to eat it and like it: .
Trim off the coarse outer leaves of as
,mzmy heads of cabbags as yo.) wish to
use; quarter them and take out the stalks,
7 than shave each piece very fine ouncold-
sfaw cutter: when you have cut up one
head of cabbage lay it in s large stone
= pot or wooden tub, sprinkle about as
. much salt over this layer ‘5 you Would
use in boiling it—uo more. if anything
a little less. as. if it gets too much salt,
the cabbage will probably not turh sour .
-—and [mud eich layer down with I
taro-mutter until the water comes.‘
Proceed in like manner with each sue-
cessive layer, and then cover with a cloth,
board, and heavy stone Thesauerkraut
should be lookui after once u week, the
scum carefully removed, and if the wutex
evaporates, boil 3 littla salt and water, ,
and when cold pour over it.
, This is one method, and the simplw
and best. The other is more of what
some would coll “an incongruous mix—
ture.“
The cabbage is cut the same us above.
then, instead of putting salt between the
layers, green grapes, small lady couples,
whole peppers and cmwuy leads "E
put in, merely sprinkling the cask or tub
with sa‘t. . ‘ v
There are various ways of cookrng
sauerkraut. One way is to cook a “3‘?"
piece of fresh pork in it. find this. With
mashed potatoes, makes 3 very good
; plain dinner. - "’
. Corfu! Hints.
(hackers that have been softened b)
posure will become ~crisp sud Ire-h
again by being hated-1n on oven a few
‘- minutes. -. 1;
Cover house nts wit new: 7
pk ive them :‘1 tan
ummonit once a week in tho’wuter you _
i put on them. ....
To prevent children losing their In);
tensorglom saw on action: “on;
ribbon. sud futon the nbbo‘ n m the it-
w.
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