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hl
‘l‘llE SEN'HNEL.
71.80""?! ltlllWAHK 11-1111.
rm: MBNI-YNCHED.
Enraged South clan-untam- Ave-ugl-
thc Murdcr of 11 Little Boy. .
Fir-1 negro-u war-1 lyii-‘lusl at Yorkvillo, Si
1‘ . til-s 11111-1 morning by 1111111311- whitc men
A «pa-“1.11 lr-uu \' -rl1wll--g1\1‘-s- the following
wrtimilnts ‘
About 11-:- wt 111 Min “mum; of Novotiiher
$.11 13:? ‘1'2-1. oi dist 11-.- won- hour-1 in lllv lit‘li.
.11 William F. (1111111 Mrs. Hood-1. hor litth-
lazigl-u-r. 1111-13 11-11.:ru hu- hush-1M1 111 (ll-.-
.11r-»1-ti 1n of 'h-1 - rim. Tin-y found
L-ltlo J -h1. l. 1: 11-1-1. 11 inn tunin-
v1 .113: :-l-1. lime: - iii a water . furrou
uu‘lwl-lo. ills skull 1.11- --rusli.sl. in“ mouth
knock-~111- and iii- l-«ulv aim-st lw-‘ilt-n int-- :1
Jelly 11-) “(ti varrlud h. 111‘ hum-g but div-l
:11 ‘J :- -'l1-'l;th:it iiighl. .
(‘ll‘“llnl\l Lll!‘t\i p unlul to .\1->s-1‘1.111s-'-\iiili.
“311119—le Hail-w Dow-11o.:111-11’1111'l‘honip-
w’l'l. .111 :nrmi. 11s 1h»- gnilly pus-ms. 1111-1
lhvy awn- ----1:mli‘l1~| 7-- 31111. Sum-1 of
tin-~1- Ii--»;i-~-sl-11-l.l1-~~11 ‘ ..-;- 1-1 iii-1 ii-tir-lvnsl
l») ‘ltdllll; .ultoii t‘zuin his lath-W‘s
lit'ltl. .11- 1. lo pl‘-‘\‘ 1-11 .l--! s-tzun, tho-1 kill-s1
1:12“, 12-. 111:1-1 'lll 1-\ t‘w l-nl) int-1 lire-1121
lino-r, ~11. :1:--\v \ -.r-ls dist-int. but til-111p-
piou :- -: insu- ~111-r 'lm 11“.-~l 1111-11» purposv,
311- l 1'. -\ :l-d
I'm: inning-H11 1
V. ~11 :111-1 n.1-
il:\ll ii 111-‘3‘7‘4 lllilllt‘ 8
lath-d 11 lll-nll-Hl‘ of “thot‘
1-
1-1-,1'---- 1n iii-1 nun-- I‘li-w \ll-i lhvv war-1
-.t-.-.-;1_: 111.1411! -1 1‘1I'lHIl \\l1"ll th-- 11-1) 11111111
ape-1: " an :1111 \\l’1.1;.- -mp- l; -i-l h-ni «l-mu,
'.
.. 0:1 tau-t inn-1 vi1.:‘li111thr-wl1-:1iilsli-~ks.
fix-w t .rtln 1' sum -w~-l "n11 111-1-‘1- \\ :1s:1 «H1111
hut-fl. 4.1-1! .11» -.-t l--1‘!\ ll-‘an'x llllll" vonntv,
wh-1::.'.'11-i1--ll-- 1- . 1-! 1:11 lui-l rim-r11 to 11111
'11:) ~11- 1-1,?” lip-111 sl-:il11:_: Lit-'12
tin-11' 1-111-1--~-l'!l--1l-:11-vlburl-114111111 jziil.
--§.«-
A 1-n-..111:i-;1-\--x’zii1i1n.1H-iir-«nllo-lin zill l--~~ I
111,; l « l- “hm-l --x---1-1 s1\ 1-1 tbu plitl-‘ll‘fll
- «11111:; 12s .\l this ‘\:‘ll|lll:lll“1l ll “11s -‘li-:1l‘ly
ism-11$: w-l 11-111 :1: =11l [din of ill" “orsl 11--
;1'1-1. lll lin- 1mm)!” 111- 1-11‘ [in2 l--11d~-1‘ship of
em 111111-313. :--_ 1mm Hon-l. who 1111s li-‘Wlilll
pl- .l'»“l 111 ~--\- 1. i numb-rs, “or-1 sworn to
stun-l 1-1 --.i-'li oil-- ’r..:.- rusist iIl'l‘I‘.»I 111 ovi-r)‘
Inst-1:1 .-, “win-L1H -\-~1\ “lim- 111-111 “11--
1':111-.:":l -r- hug-s1 lip-111 \\ 1th sit-111111;, Tin-V
~1:!.-.l 'l‘xv'lr 1-131-111-1121 -11 "Thu Ills-11;: Slur
ln-ll”
11.1.1.-
'»-l\ll\, ll-iii H1-l-.-1'1.~. l’lnilc)‘ lbw.-
-l.-- 1'111t lamps-m, t.’1l-~s lino-l, 1111 l- Jul-11
tin-1.1 \\~-1'-- -‘--ii-1111'-‘--l 1-1 1111- Yol‘iullh-yiil
fat :1-~1-_l.-1- .
Tho-i 1111111111 1 3.11111 l-n' \'-1rl1\ 1111- (Gina-nod
111- r-- ‘u- twin, and on Saint-lay ii 1211:1111
(1-1-1, ;.- 1m 1y.- 1:1”): 111.1- 111 ‘ltlll-1/Ih1‘ll
trial wt:- 11 “us--1;- 1.1-:- l-H in this “-s-k
it \\.1.< l-~‘-1-~‘-od ill-1 ll.:- px'L-duvrs ww-ro
verb-111 tn [-1- l--1:-;--l. (bu-1 ’\\--‘.il-l not.
ba- 11;»-1~t«--i. 1112-1 1! h prolml-ln llizit
hull-.11- “lull-l l:.1\ » d-ii-1 luii not.
Mr \\-:;..-m l“. lino-lo the- fnll‘n‘r of 111--
:1-11:' l.~r--.l 1-1-1; 1.11 nn-a :- nun-,- -l\11-xiti-' 1111-1
boon s1‘llI to ”1-1 bit-11:10 :'1-\ lun- ll \sz-i fur-
llwt 1-: mull-ind 13-.1' lli- 1l‘11llllil‘il of Mrs
lion-l - s min-l :s lvil E-IV‘m 1.11.... tin-11 111-: hits-
-?1:111 1 ~ 111-1 11- :1 shun 1-111" she \1.li\--:_1-pr--l-:1
l-iv, us. 1-1111 in HM mi l-un ill-1 11-11111- -1t 11
bin-v 1-1‘--s11:--:.~ : 111-15) 1111-1 baa-11 wr-wk-d
1-) ll -- ‘1.-- 1:11-- |l\‘ll‘ l -1' -fll-.---1il1's--v1
'l !11- '. w-l 111-1 l.il!ll“l\ 1111-1 freon-ls of llll‘
' '1 l:r1>,11|".11~- - itiu Inf-irizil-wl Lust
.‘1s
11- -‘1
sin '11
thgii 1.1 ”1-1-- 11-1. 11.1 tip-11.311 -\l \1-1111 ‘--.
'1, 1 m “in - _i-- pim-n-u‘s “1-1-11 -'-\11
{iii-‘1 11.1- 11-1421'-:“tml, Viv; l-v iron
imi's 1311 Hon-w? \1 "11-1111ng 11 11311-1
.-l 111-"- l-«uut- ass-liil-ling 1-11 h-n'sulxit‘li -
-L:lsl-l~- 1111‘ \_,fii‘-- ‘l'liH-v- li-illl‘s lulvl‘:
lb- \- hum.- t-I l'.-l-- ‘ 11‘ .111 th- sivsluli; \1l
l;1:-- .1‘ .1s tho 11 --.- -1-s dill-1.21;: sov
l-UIV’I‘V'H -_.-.-l..p.~.l l=-\\l-. lln- den-{111111 s
in 111 11.111.1111 1' iii wl in tho Sin-rill-
..--11-1n-1---l!h-- 11"\s H.1-
' -- lulu- 111-1 1.1-1-
‘o-i-I
Tin-y
51101111 f|\li 1-1 flu-til
11o 11.1s llol
- ill- '1‘ \1-‘!‘-- 1-1'1-11;11"--l 1-1 1111- l-._-!‘-‘-‘.
1 t-~\\ 11-111mm- -\-1« 111-1 l-1\~1\ “err .11
4.1.1
- - l 1- 1r grltit in 5|.“ 1' fill-\lilv‘l‘, .111-71 31:31-le
tl-r‘. 1:111- {-1 ”11‘ Hull-wt tlio domino-i 1111-11
'11-» :1' 11- -1--->P<W.1-'~r ~'--11‘sl "l“"l- :111-1lh-111111r
.1 ‘v b
1hr»: - wrrv 's--l.'\~-i 1111- p: :1\ --l‘~ INT ln--l‘-'}‘
. and tho silo-ills 11111-1 srnvuns 1111.1» lik‘ iii-1:11
1111!; ~11 .l.-l:111‘;-~-l \\2|\ boll-«ml 1-1 111- 111
ll-n'oril 1111-1 -\.1< r-1!--:i~~~l_ '1‘111- otlwr li\-~111-~11
“1-1-1: -. -l lip-~11 li-v1‘~--~_ 111ml til-111.1111- “ll-1h-
1111111 lli-lelr-l
A s:11.1il--:- s21} 1::1-1 -,:.‘itli--1r--i Ill lhu tn-igli
l-orl-n-v-lwl th-1 J. 1““ ll:-- Lin-slung part):
was .- Tho
1lllI‘I-Hl1Wl “It‘ll put. thoir
lion-w -.. :i mu -1 1.»-l~---l out of tho town, 1111-1
112-1114 li.-lt until :1 »-l11tnp of woo-ls a 11111-1
nll‘
r-‘u ‘h-ul
tho lurk-
W 1-.
l
ll-r.~ ruin-s \u-ro
-1' th-1 lin- 111-111.
. 1111- --\--1- noun-11.11112 -11111h<
4rd i-u' 1-1--1'-_\ 1111-1
Th-w War-1 till-Ti) tori-or-
r:- 11 th-nr l-l" l11"liL“llI\‘ zirriio-l.
. . wr-ro m-l-l- ', 11111.11- lu spy-mg;
I«-rtl---in .\ w» 11f Dist-11 shuts
1111i
and
pm} ed
\\ 11-111 11m .1111 his:- 111-1 bodice of
Hun-l. 1km ll mum... .\l-1s-~ lupin-11111.
w lh-w-llv 111-1 l‘mt 'l‘h-nnpson Wore
low- 1 'w tl-r- Mirritl‘ «Hug-.11.: iii tho-111‘
1111' 1.110.111.31113311111:
Nt'tiims nt' I‘lll1||10\ 1"-
ul‘ tho Poun-
”11.1111.- ton-p.111)
.\ l‘l‘t‘sl I‘ll.
1m! syste-nmtiv ruiluriy
':1 1“ - \'--11..--
r. m. i in" inv- :mwnrtli-sl 111
131- .-r1-.-.: 1111), six tun-r
'::~l- 1. -1 111.- 11.11.111 1111-1 5‘1.‘
- ll ill-‘li 11w -‘li:il“_'--i
-.¥~:_' ll.» 11- 1.4.! --;11's for ll111‘
it“ 1 1.1- '.'1‘~.‘I.; 111 that tun-1,
' » ‘r'il 01-11. :1 -t h-ss 1111111 '7‘.
N- 1 l of -~1‘ Th.- {HT-\f‘ :in-l
s'-‘ “‘1. . .l- \-'. ills lizi‘n- 1‘;1ll~v-i 2.
;.;1‘- .1' 1. -l -'1 “ti-r. 11 l|1-- .‘ill--.;---l tin-nos
1.11- ‘ '11 11111» -_‘;11 vi its rump-~- l
11- - ‘ - 11w“. :i'i-l ll is 11111
.11 ilv-i ill Ili-- -l1s-‘l-\*lii‘--s
" 71-.1- .- -‘!1-1 prisons. lll-‘l“11:illli
«15 . A Flt-111.1110“ 1111-1
1-1 1—» ' . > - .11 1-.- 11111111 111-11 111
11:1- 1-1,; l-g- 1.! ’ .111-1 -»~7-i st xl1-li ll‘v‘tfihl, llw
l).»-l_\ .- 'l-. .3 1n: t'utn umpl-wo- :111-1
111-; tlrsl
11-11111111-11‘131-slii-lu! til--
\"‘Y"-ill‘|'f: 111:1-11- :11 lb.-
iill1--1'- .111 - \\ 1- 111 ill" uni-spii'n‘y.
:1-{11111'2-HilL-1
lli--l‘s.\\:i>:l-r--:
'l‘h-1 '
d 1-u-l th- umb 111--ll.-.1 :11111) 111 iii-1 .
REV.DR. TALMAGE.
THE BROOKLYN DIV! E‘S SUN-
DAY SERMON
.1-
"Thl‘. varthrow of the
)qustl‘r."
Subjcot:
TEXT - ‘ "-- rrill 3111-11311-1‘ 1131-1-51”: 1'!- 1-13:-
targi ~--. 15:11:11] xxv., 5‘.
About eight-on bun-trod and fil’tvtlirw
Raster mornings 11.1-1- wake-111111- the etll‘lh.
- 1n Frzuico form-r163 m-iilurics 1111- 111111111111“
mod-- 111-- _\'--1.11- 111-11111 .it. End-11‘, until l‘lizu‘las-
IX. n1:1d-- 1111) 11-11111 lug-11:11 Jiuiuiiri l\l. ‘111
the 'l‘tm-xr 11f Lon-inn thcro is :1 royal pay-
: run --1‘ Eduard l.. on win-‘11 Lin-m
: is 1111 i-nlr_\ of Nghtw-n pom-\- for four
. 111111-11st ..---l--rc-1 :iiid pl-‘Illl’l‘-1 l-L-istor
Will“. “1111 “Iii-‘11 111-1 p-mpln sportnd.
111 illixsm, s]:1\ 1-s- 11-11-11 {rd and aims 11cm dis»
tributo-l -ui light-1r. IVE-vlmimsli-utl «Winn-‘11:
; 111111. :itl'-11-ti-s.1itli:itil, ~12 Rom-1. nt Ari-.1113
' to d-s-i-lw 111-1 turticular day. and :1l‘t1-r annu-
tr-uu-rsy. 1-1-1111, :tniuml-sl thiui gracious. d11-
‘ cpl-11111. and 11-1’ ‘ through all ('hristvii-loni.
ll‘. soniw- “.1)‘ 1.1111 111st. Sun-1:1) nth-r 111-1 toll
sno- >11 will-'11 happ-ns lip-ill --r urxt iil‘ie‘r
_ Mar-~11 .‘l‘. is till-1d \V ifh Hush-r 11-31-11-111;
Th1- ll-wnl Court of ll---‘.\'.1l-l~;itlis 1‘ mail-- .
up of tilty ln-x
royal li-msnhnl-l
‘ w-uis l'l-‘llt‘l‘
Futy 1>ll":il‘-‘ prim-11s 111 tho
but limb-r is 'lil-Wl- 511--
11.:1-11-111. 1111-1 «1111s :- iii-1m
snob n lustrous cloud out or water may
of them 801le and impure and fetched from
1111115 away. can 110 not transport the frag-
ments of: human body from the earth and
out. of them build a radiant body! Cannot
God. who owns all the material out of which
bonus and mus-‘11- and flesh are made, sot
them up again if they have fallen? If :1
manufacturer of tel-warp“ dropatelusm-xm
on Yllt‘ floor and it brcaks, can 111- not
5111-11-1 it again so you can see through
it! And if God drops the human 11“-
flit-3 the dust, tit-1 ova “111011114‘ originally
fashioned, can He not rest-in- it! .iyc. if
the nianufa-‘ttm-r of the telescope by :1
change of tls.1 glass 1111-1 :1 Mum-:1- of focus 1-1111
original!) onistru-‘ted. and actually ini irovo
it, do you not think the fashion-1r (1
human cyo may improve
‘81lditional forms 1 1' UN mantra-lion 1-3111
"\Vliy should it 1-1- tbunglit With you an in~
l Pro-1111111 thing that final should raise the
l don-l?" Things all around 11.1 suggest it.
' of \\ hat gn-w :111 these flowers! Out of tho
mould :ui-l (11" 11111111. Il-surroctod: lcsur-
reL-t1-1il T111- radiant blittt-rfly. when- ~
3 did it com-1 from? Tlu- loathsome
:’ caterpillar. That albatross. that 3‘1“".de
. th‘.‘ temp-st. with its wing, where
id it cum-1 from: A sons-1111s: shell.
' Ncir Borg-cram Frau-v, in :1 (‘oltic toiiil-
u11-l-~r a blur}: wens found flower sec-l that
1111-1 11111-11 buried Lwo thousand yeais. T111-
‘oxplurcr took 111-- flow-1r soc-d and planted
it, and it cam-1 up: it l-lo-si‘n-‘d in bin-1111111 1111-1
livliolr-qm. Two tho-mind yen-V ngoburicd,
: “-11,-1.1; “11,1,“ and m 11.12.1111“- 11:11 1““,- 111-11 , )ot iw-siirl‘c-‘tod. A travel-1r says lic found in
irr:i-li.1l--~-l. l'1111»\i:1i!y 1\--l-~o:n-- this tear b11-
1‘31:s---1f llio liars-l1 ~11 nil- r .111-llli-1lnl-1 spring.
s11-1 to stop on! of 1111- snow lv‘llik
:1tli--rlli:1n lb-1 ---»11--rv:1t--ry. mun-1 out o! tho
North 111st--;i1l--f 111-1 South. out of tli-- .~\r-‘li--
» rutli-‘i‘ thzin 11-11 ll‘nlti-'>, «ks-nonuniu: t‘nuii the
l»‘}‘ ---1u'1n-_1.\: but \\~‘i1‘1|lil“ this -[l11-‘111_V din,
hold-11.: high 111,- 111 ll-‘l‘ 1‘1;:lil 11:111-1
\\ 1‘--n- liwl -1'l‘ lmil ul' l‘iirisl‘s \A‘lllll-‘lll‘tl. 11111.1
11-11-1111,: high up 131 11-11" loll liziii-l tliv 111-} to
all tho coin-durum :11 l‘hrisl-m 11-111. ,
It 1. 1111 --x-~-.tn-_-.-. 1.111111: 1-» sm‘ an army“
r-nitv-d :in-l 111111;. flu-f. runwn‘li --lllt‘l‘\1-1\\‘ll
'l‘li--_v rumor-nor) thing \:1lii:il-l11 111 tholru-‘k
l'iiwhc-vl-sl :ii'tillor)‘ 11-1-11 of liars-H121 l-r-Vist.
11X wound-~11 and -1_\ 111;; 1min.
, of tho l-‘r-u-rl: 11111.11; l-:1--k'l‘r--1n 811-11111, or
.Nzip-d-w-n's trzi-‘k of akin-I1 corps-1s 111 th-\
, 511-1“- b;inl.s of lllissiu, or of tho r--t.r--:1t
of our 111111 nriiiws from .‘1:tll:l\‘\‘L". 111‘ of
1.11.1 livo Ling- {null-1:111; n\ 11' llio l‘m‘k.‘ uf llo
' 1111117111 with “1011‘ :ii‘uiios. \rlillo thi- 11:11!
storms of li--:i\ --11 1111-1 11111 swords 1-1' Joshua‘s
: host sun-111112111 \1- ill- llh‘ll' lnrv ln1n\ t-wt
' 13:1 “nits.- -11»'--111!i:111‘-- V
giant prop-151111 't-1 m-nqnur tln- 1‘tll'lll.
- gull: 1-11 1-11‘ 111s host .‘lll tii-‘1 :i--l:--.-:1nd pains
and 11111111‘111s 1111-1 1‘.llll‘t'l\‘ :111-1 dish-minors
1111-1 i‘yllil‘lllll‘fi of Illt‘ ”11 iiini'cliol
thorn do“ n. drilhu; 111-1111 11111 11-11111
mist \\ 111d 1111-! 11:11:11 11111 slush
1'1f loiniusls. 11-1 thn-w upluu‘ri-‘eidosofgruvo»
iii-Hind 11-1 pit-*lio-l 11-1-1 ul-‘iuiriivl lions--
.\‘-1.11>- of 111-1 11-1. qis inur-li-sl \\‘!lll slow ln-ud
1-.-ii;'11.1:i.hd 1-; .‘zltllillllllll.-1:is, s--:ii--111-1--nl-l--
11-11-31, -‘tlllllll.XH-lv‘-1ll_\‘ pin-unionms Sum-1 11-1
l-A-ih 111‘ loan; l-1-~1-1.:.11111111 ul‘ --\'1l lull-it. 1111-1
sum-- by nin- st 1-1111- oi tho luitllv- 111-- of 121+
‘ mill- “11h bony bun-ls 11--
11! 1111‘ 11-1-11‘111~ li.-.pil;iis 1111.1 \l-‘kl‘11-1xl\s_
:nul 1\-.-:1 1111 iii-1 union-as in all llio (nut
lkill‘--:i--l-ls ol :ill iii-1111 woman-ants Forward
1|lt11'-‘li. llw roii-pie-r-u or - 1-11~l\i.11‘oi\. and all
t11--tl-~1i.-r.1!s :uil l‘nuiltl-lihli‘l‘s 1111‘hi-~1.',1i:-l
V“ 1111i
age-s.
111
1111 l‘i'nsi-lwiits 1111-1 King-nib] Sultans :1111 - tum-1'
thi- -
You luv» road ‘
lt soon-s that 11 Mark 5
111- 1
pound-«1 -
:- nnnniny pit in Egypt garden 111an tluit had
b.1011 bin-111d them tin-w thousand years ago;
11-- bronglit them out and on the 4th of Juno.
18‘“. 11-.- tiliuitod them. and in tliirtv duvs
(111‘) sprang; up. Burl-~11
yours. )pt n-surrm'lv-i. “\Vhy should it 111-
Ill-1113.21" :- 1113111.: inch-111M1- with _\'-1:1 that God
sir-1m! mus-1 th-- -le“lil " ‘
\Vll‘T" -h-l 1111 this \llli
that ”111!le
, 111 lit-1 hall-1w ..: ash-1T :1 (Gr-~111- llilx‘ilwllfll‘v
‘- brought from l'hiiui 1-» 12111-1151- ”1-- prom-111-
; tors 1-? [hos-- “arms ll-:1l 11-m- snpplv thc- silk
‘ 111.1er! l1! 111:1uynziti-1ns. 'l‘h1- 1 .111er
3 l1:-1111--l‘-‘-l lmst :iii-l 111-1 1111112" 11‘ articles
1-1‘ 4‘=llllliii‘l‘1‘l:1l 1-1:.1u-1'1111n 1.111111“; out
1111111 tho sill: worn-s. .\*11-l who shall ‘bo
surpris-‘d 11-1-11 --1 ll\l\ insignificant --:1rllil_v
» 11-1-1}, this iii-ignitivmit nirtbly. lit-1. our
11-111m- unfold llil-I mint-lion: worthy of this
‘1‘-:11111-,: clot‘liili-s l‘iil Mth‘l‘ int-i il-lnlvl
1:1'1'v- and it duo-{‘- is tho 1111'1‘1‘ mm.- for-
- --\‘-1r' N11. hit in sumo plum-s 1-l wot-par 1111-1
{ll1-1silv11r I‘lktl-lu‘lll’“. it 1-!!1‘ l'ul‘.‘.‘ dos-1111\-
zmnlln-r for-‘1‘ .-I‘;:: div-s.
“Why should 1! l..- tho-1:111 :- 111:11; 111-1-111-
-.-- “ill \‘oii that find should r11is.- tho don-l V‘
11w um-ms 11-«\\ :111-1 “1-- worms 1Tl|\\11'11 inst
nut-111111 foul-11W 11nd fu-l-l--1‘.:ii1-J th--ii st-ippvd.
'l‘liu} bow-- lull-~1- 11-1 t'---.1.tli1-)' wniil non-1.
- Tin-1' 1:11 darn-11m
of
l-x‘
“11-" south \\ :i--| \\ lll l-lou tho l‘tNlll‘l‘V-‘lllill
11:121-114.. 1111-1 tho fill‘ and 1111.1 --:1rtl- will
- l--- 1‘)” of Lin-111. 1L- y-ni not think
that 11-1-1 can do :is 11111- ‘11 for our 1 min-{as 11--
-1---s tor 1i1-1 unsps and tho illilii‘t\ and tho
»11:1ils: ’1‘111s111-11‘1iiii:::1t 4 Sin owl-wt: tlivi‘n \Y-Is
:- r urn-nun. Uni of thou-1:111. tho-h). ln
:1 for. \\1~~l1s thorn \iilll-c :1 r-surrwlinn 1111-11
our gum-~11. \\'h_\‘ no: sun-1- -l:1\ :- resurr-VI-
11' 11 .11111-‘1 :1li liu- gnu-as- V
i'ivr and mum tl---r-- z-ru indunwm of 1111111
1111-1 \\'1\llll‘ll1‘!|l1':lTl-’1‘(1.
.\ tum-n- ls‘ -l-~.1lli follow-hi l1_\' rusnrrv-lioii
:ilm :1 ton in 1‘ 1--t.-ilsqunsi--11 n1 sm-nlnl
' ‘ > ‘ q :111-1\»illllll:ll‘\' :1 ‘lioii Nov “'11! ' u
1 i211\ dr -p 1111-1-11‘ l.1-- 1--» t n! his w: ' win-11‘;- r ‘>V1‘llll1|’lll ,., .‘ 3,11 ”1‘ ”h. h).
ltui.--1i.1t il“-‘lllt:l‘ll-.;l-l h1- 11111-13111114 was ”uh,” , “hum {1,- \..\.h,i\.\1.1 Nov-inl-
11-11‘11 \s inn-t. ~11 111-1 tIiAglllN :uid sirl- :1 n 1“, 1:11‘ from 1mm; V-nu-“.-m“]_ \\r-\l-‘ m
“'7'“ {111-1 1115;1villsliis -'-1\il-‘ ”Kl-‘- 11:...1 ”phonon sci-111s» 13m \Villmni 'l‘xri
ol lh-I bust. it was zipproprnilq- that n..." s.---111--l 1.. 4-.- Has spirit -l--p.\H-‘l
Ill" 11-“ \‘lll‘llll‘rl'l‘ ‘ll‘ml‘l ““1“" “"l' "1‘ l‘----1-l-- 1‘:lllli\ ill -l-1\' aft-r d-iv “'1-ls'11-l
”l“ «1111-1 ‘lu-‘U'l'l l“'“"" " .;1\‘-~11 “l?“ l“ - “lb- h-l-u-l link-13111.1.“ lli‘t .Illt‘x-Hll 111.1!
- _1 11 1111 ll--- lull-.111 ol :1ll ‘i1-1-
tin-vs :iii-l
l:11\-ls.r11--l lll.‘|l\1l‘ll lli-ni 1 wins! lhu
tl--.111-l\1ri-.-‘
11 1‘1!-
1111-1 \Vlilium '11-11111-111'1 livud l-1
nut 11... ~.-\p-11‘1--11----s --1‘ w li:1t.‘h-~ li.1-l \ ---11
1‘“ U” l“'l‘l‘ lull“ 4”"‘11'11 l‘j“‘“ “"ll- “hilu his “-1111 \\:l\ oiiv ll'lliui 1-11 t-ililil
1"” 11-“. ill-‘1 ‘1") ,“l '1‘“ “““l‘l‘ “:‘l" Nilib-lllllv‘lll-‘il “lint . mill-1dvista-111111111111»
1mm- will sn- lb.- -1--.-1s1\-1 1131111“ \\ 111-11 21111111111”? -~--111;it---sl111-1sl-1‘in-l'dvnth 1.1, 111"
(‘11-‘14! shill l--:1-1 lorlh ills two l»"l1~'-“l“- Ylh‘ sunl :iii v-\--111\1on int.1 thn ir-tlb‘wor-‘d
thi- lll‘lilhlt‘ of tho i'ls- 11 dun-1 :111 l 111.1 l-i:g.;.1-l1- ii‘-~:11 “1”,.“ ” i.‘l, “M lui-‘i- .“ f,u:},-u.-h‘..f
--t'lh------l-~sli.-| li-“I. 1.11.- l-ln-“k gill-Ill will 12111 :1 1,1,, h--111\ «11-1-81 fr :11 ”w roiilh-‘l
- hex-‘11: :liil ”I“ 1"“ ‘lo 1””1" “1" "““ll .11 lit-1b» “ill-‘11 fin-1.12. 1‘--l’-:i'11 11-1 11-11 llih
sup-ilvlm-s will tut-o 111111 ir-nn lupin-11111 11111 O
; lh-11-1‘1g11-lnul rl-s-‘cn-hn; itnninrlnls will nil-'19
‘ 1111111111111 till-HP. .iii-l doulh shall 11-.- s1\:1l~
l-m-«d up 111 11-1-1)" ' .
'l‘liu o;-l l-ru .;.-rt 111:1? tlih-11t«-!1»--1tho-con
till-'sl :ili-l Alr'lirilill-vli ul tho plum-t has lust
11h (1111-11-1. 11:1 lost .his s-'--t\ll’-‘. has lost his
paid-~11. luu 1-1-1 his pro. 1;--. 1-11-1 tho-mo \v-i‘r- '
: “rill-~11n\--r:1-ltb-~::11-~s nl 111;111s--§--uni and
' --.~1l:- oinl- 1111.1 nor-"opolax 1111 run-11.11111 1111-!
s 11‘:-\ph.1;\is. -1!llll-’ loin-1) 1111:111-11' t!1-- .\r--
1‘. :iiil -1iitli-- -~-1"1l:11-111-~ :1:
1.11, “‘l'llli'll 111 cup-1:11. 11f
121:1 1111‘, “Tillt‘ll in 111-111-211
“rut->11 in Vi-uniogi‘ of gin-:1!
“rill-~11 on 111-1 s
\':111ll.is "\u‘l-‘li l‘oroiiul wur-l, t‘lllllilll
llt'l‘l‘li \\--r-l. zip-nailiptu‘ u 1rd. vim-f nor-1'11;
tli-- tri-nnphnl arrh 1111-1-11‘ uni-~11 conquerors
1 X'Ullll‘lt
Vivi-u")?
11;1l:|l,l:l\ :1 1111-1 l-l--1 _ 1.11. :11. M-‘gi 1-1-1 and N11
frriii-w. :1! .\1.11'.1th1~1 .‘ “in-1‘11 11111 .\lil1‘lll-‘1!ls‘
drew-1 [Ki-‘1: llzl‘ 311N115. :11 ll-lI-‘tlv‘l‘s‘, \\ lil‘l‘t‘
(11.11 1v.» Marl-l 111‘» .-- (lu- 1:1-1ks of tl1-- Sank.
owns, :1L Salon-is 1-11-11:-
tho gin-:11. sou
l'i-rsizuis. :iiil
l-Zitsto-‘ii cum-1‘11 «~11: win-l r-wk.
\‘l-Hst. «411-11.- olil (111-111~ h a; 1‘--=--ssi
tlirottl-xl tho K1111: 11I,'l‘--rr-'1rs and put 111111
bnvl- 111 lip- 111-~h-1- from “bi-h tho
;»l‘--11-1li--1‘--i 11:11 Just --:11--r;c-l.- .-\h:1' “hon
111-1 31111: of tli-- hush-1'11 iiizuisolmini look
down 1111‘ 1-1 1 ‘1; -.:1 "111‘11111 “11$ \\\1‘lll-1'\\Hl
up 111 \1171711‘) ' l pun-1:11:11 tliv abolition of
111';\lli. I
Tho-11d:ii-l.1_=_:--iiist is 111‘11-‘11 1-:1-111 int-- 11-) .
{halo-,3 will: all l1:-- lorv about 1) 1141.111 l-‘ri'y
and l‘liurui- with our and bout
Allin-y :111-1 K1-llll\\'ul‘lll l‘usllo 11r-1 no 1111-11.- 111
- rums than isthi-s-pul-‘hro: \\'1- shall linv-s
no mun1 to do with 111-:1Lli than \\.- have
Willi tbo cloak room 11!. :1 liovrrnor‘s or
l‘rv-si-lcut‘s luv-~11. W11 slop lit suvh 1-1-1111:~
rot-111111111 l-~;1\1- m rhurgu .-1l :1 N‘l‘\.‘lul Hill
ovum-1111!, our \i1l‘l'Sll:\P\, our oliIW‘llT-l up-
prii‘v-l. that “1- 111111 not
brill-11111 1‘1-1111-1-11“t‘-1-- draw-111;: 110.1111 Wvll.
my li‘icn-ls, win-11 111- g - out ul tins world wo
111-1 going to :1"L1n_-;‘s 111111 111-»1’. :iii-l tour-.1111-
tum ot 111--iia1--hs.':1ud :11 til-1 11 1-11‘ filth-1mm!-
“1- bur-121111 1'1 '
“-ll- uln-‘li wo iii-sot ill-.1 stw-ruis (-1
“wt 1.1. At. uh-rluw --f :111 onrthly 1-~-‘1~pt1-»11.,
llll-l-‘l‘ 1111- 1-1 llxll 1111-1 l-i-ioiii of th-- porl- r 1111‘
.11. til-'11
union-‘1‘,
It‘V‘lillIidgr".
11 ----nl--11n-1nl_tho
:il lli- d-uil‘ 11f
.-1
-
«um! dour-11 tin-1 1111111!)- ‘
' (\l‘ pli)‘:i-\lo;ist has 11--11-r
i m-stion
huninn from-- liiwrol “its :1 small bun-1 win-‘11 .
l‘ln'liiisl-fi‘lv“ in l
111-} i
“ho-1‘ 1
1111-1 3
---1l1-st1:1l 1
-
l
\ii'li‘wst‘ "
. not :1 room in tho linllsr lit to lin- iii :11 that '
11111.1. :llllioughli iii-111111 lwfnrc wlicii [ Visit-Ml .
was so lu-nuliltil I -
lm imp-slrd in 111-1 .
> --1il:1r_-;~~11:uid iiiiprnvul 1111-1 glorilio-l?
ll: of llv-sh and tho \\ rnppmis ‘
this. ,
l
-«-;-1 --i- but tii:1_\' 111- hand-xi to 11s l-.~1t--ifit11:ni ‘
\- hnn “-1 iw-signe-l it, and the dual; of but-1:111-
l-nw q 11“. 1“,. 1-, 1: 1-1-1 l.,,1,1...,--..1 -‘-Illl “\- W111 1111211131: 111- I‘l'llll‘lh‘si to 11s improvod ‘
1111'1-11 .7" RAW}: ,,- Tub-n"... row-nth: all-l l1i'1,;lit--11--d;111-1 pnrilicd :iiid glorilu- 1.
Nu .. l .1 1“,. “nurmyq 1Illi-'1:ils '11111 ,1}. \-‘\1 1111-1 1 do not want our l‘tNllt‘s r--lur:1--l '
lu ll»--s 1-11-1- 1-1-11 dub-moth \i-irl-iii-r up th- ' l“ ”“1“ 1111- “““'~ “ 1‘ “3““? (0 :4“? "fl f‘l all ;
1-“... V - ‘ ‘ ~ 1- ‘ t!--~:2‘ ‘w'al-u-in-xsl-slui-l:illt11-111‘siis-w-ptil-ilitie's .
.\31 pl 111s \1.-e-.- 1.1-: ' - Mai 1111-1 Itit‘ robin-1‘s .1“ tuft-#:3113111: null-2.1.1810: TFV‘I h“,;‘l,‘.‘.‘h;:l.‘\i l
-.;--11.-1 1:1 1 :1: two 1-' 1‘11lliuolhuriiiornm; ' .“-‘ . l ‘L 1“" m ~l~‘ :1 ‘ “4““
H..- -'--- vlt‘lllt‘lll 1 1111* 1-;1 thuii-l--i-1-l:ll‘ or “i 5“” .m—“l 1111.1: and “'1‘! “”1. 11.121113!
’11-”;- 11.: \ spin-l u,- 1 .1111 titty lmli-‘mut-u rug ' ‘15-‘11:- ‘ out . oi pip-11‘ 1‘1“} :11] ‘
111-1- ,. 1- 1‘u-l “l“‘l- H11 .1... ”“1“,“- lhk‘lhllll: 1.». -I.|.\ll\ll.‘ t 19111 .1s 111.1- 1 _ «3.111 l mu
“NWN »,, “1“”, 'ml “whip,“ t‘l"lllt"ll Ill!‘_\' :iro nowas 211-— body 11: tn.- l’u-lt‘SI -
. - ._‘1--. - 1.. v ‘ ‘ »_. J -. . 1. '.'
.“s-L \- 1 1411-1 m“... “Hum”. 5 11131 wt. 1 .111 l 11- alibi-st. 1-111-1 111.11 bounds 1-1-1 111- ;
comm-«l th- ..1-11s ;1\lli-\ ----:11-- 1111-1 "iv Sn-
on-l 41-11-11- -l 1! o:- 2111-1 11- this way l\\--lv1-
|l|-1l'1~ -. ~1 \\v"l‘r --:1pt11r--:l. Sulliv'iviit evidence
11:» ‘lit‘ --1 so wr -.l to 1-1--\-- til it th.- Iiiliiiv rob»
‘I-l‘l"; 1W1tl- l':11di.1ii~lli- Ruin-114.111 which
1-1-11. m ‘ih-irkvd 11! various pun-ts :ui-l
\fl‘llril-l- ~- 11~ st.-1.~n. was tliv work or tit-us:-
Alp-ll 7'
Uu‘ nil-11' lr--1;:l\l 1-wws’--ii the Fills-
burgl- =l:\':-'.--:i. sour-Ky tin- or tin-111 11111 1111
pin-«pd .11' 1.- “huh-s 11.1 robin-51.x
m tho 11-bit 11: 1- mun-m}: lllllel-‘zih‘d, whil-1 1111
11m). --:1-t1.1-11i1-1111r
Iii-111v ‘ 111-- llm -‘.lln--\V’.\ \\t‘rt' :ilinmt till-11
“1111 ’l
m .- .. dr 11-11 111-1 lust of liquors 1111-1 1111-1
tl---:r 1--- “Lu-ts 1111-11 Willi lb;- linvst of jun-111v.
'l‘l: . “:1- all dis wm-n- 1 t“ 1'- Inoiiths 114-1, but
Hill-‘Il ~111- ‘illlY w is own-now of in as s-rtain-
11- ; m.- «om-t u: 111-- --}I~'I‘JUI|11S Every-1n)“:
“:‘Ul'k «111 111-1 I‘J‘t‘ ::1\.- t\t'\\ 11-11‘1-11'111111-115.
until llm --'l‘i-- rs --1 11h" .1111111-111)’ Iii-1d u~
“It‘ll bun-l- 1111-1 «via-moi . “Havc “'1.- :11:
hon-s1 iii in on our trains :“ I‘ct-vtivos \1‘1-1-1
out --11 th - 1111-114 111111 “Rim-“11.1 the steal
111-: “'1'. it tin-y stiw 11:1» bum rotor-led
i“ w: 1211-11 I'vpurts, >. and Will 1-.-
pnxlu-wl :1! 1111- proper limb T1111 llmkt‘l“ ~11
.11.l---iii-111--l--i\. during the-1r stay in Pitts-
bunp 1n:1-1-~; .t :- 1‘1‘:1il:1r n'aotioo of gatherin;
111.1!- ~1r muss The-tx- tin-y would plan th ~12
nah-rips. slut-hr Ill“ll" lino stolen clams, 1111-1
dub-11s \\';-_\s an 1 lllt‘lul‘i of disposing of their
(11‘1": 5 .
Th - [vt‘ulwrl \‘ rwm 11ml {mm tli1-»"
grown-us 401-11 5-. do would fill sen-nil
‘i-nrs .\ ins-:3- 1- -t of it was at a data-live
ngvnw ' 1111 l ~111- n belch-goiiwus nub-I
it lung 11-- ssizeli' sin-1,1135 nuvq-r Mn “1" ir
th-- history of all Pillsbury; fencing raids.
The thym- w--n1 , Hydra] v con-ml. and
trimks‘. s-ilranle-hl-g boots and shoesdmxes
of alwrw-i’rv. 1-11-11 almost ovurv coin‘uivnl-lv
thin; Wlill'h “as t-Vw‘l’ inn-1.1.11.1 over the
railroad “‘H‘e p-lwi on trip“ of each other.
There was m‘vri‘thmg. from :- nee-lieu) a big
drygoo-ls box.
Sgt-vial Agt-iit Rue Raid that. the tot-‘11 1r
m.\nu-1itxaml sixty, 01 whom there"wen
fittv six in the Pittsburgh jail.
I. R. Dunlap, who is regarded as the rim:
lmlef' a! the gang. made a mun-anon tn the
detectives. in whichheimplicat-Hl several out-
dda-I. and hated “fangs?" at - Dennison
Ohio; New Philadelpbnfflfiotherm
ll. “IL: .
also -lis-~--\~-1--~ 1 tin! 111’111)’ of t -1 orcws won-«5
Tin-y Won-1111 lluslmin-l ,
1 s1-1‘- it 1,: u- is. The}: sun-lard tin1 tin-fl '
......_._._.._. N. ._.._.., ".—
lnwii :11. l‘rospu-l: Park is both-r than the-
s--~k--st path-.11! iii Roll-1111.1 Hosp-1:11. Ru! :15
, to'nur soul, we oil! 1-111»: right ovcr. no!
waiting for olm‘quios‘, indcpcndent. ot‘
r-i’gtginry, into :1 stat-r. in cvcry wuy
both-r, with wi-lcr room ran-l vuloc-l-vs
. beyond computation; 1111- dullcst of us~ into
, coiiiluiiiiousliip will-tho \‘111‘3' best spirits in
E tin-ii- v-~rv best mood. 111 111-1 may purl-1r of
tlu-univérs-a Iii-1 tour walk burnishal :iiid
. pain-11111111-11111-1111'v1111i1-1 glo-h‘ii-sl )Vltll all
tli-1sp‘11-ii-lnmih-u tli-- intiiiitc 11-1-1 iii 1-1111-1-
llg1‘\‘ bus 1-1-1111 aid-- to inn-lit. Victory!
This viow of -~ ~ xisz- iiinkcs it oil-tit little
i imp innit-111 wlir-ll-cr “'11 81“ cn-mz-tvd or
si-pnltur-sl. if 1111- latter is dust to dust: th-1
. form-1r is ashes to ash-ia- 1!" :un' l-n‘fx-r insin-
- emit-on let Lin-m 11:11-11 it without caricature.
i The World may bot-1111111 s-u crowd-511 that
3 11111111111011 111:1); ho uniwmlly adopt-1d
. by law as won as by gene-rut 1-mi-
. sent. Many of the iiiightwst and
. best. spirits luv-.2 gone through this process
.‘l‘houix-iu-ls 1111-1 tens of thousands- o-i‘ God‘s
- childn-ii have 11-31-11 --n1111:1t1~1~~1’. P. Bliss :iiid
wit-1., the evaiigvlisliv sin-.xcrs. cremated by
accident. at. Asbtiibiilu lli‘i-lg--;.I-iliii liolg- is,
crouiat-xl by [wm‘t‘lltiolu Lawn-11' Van-l
Ri-ilsy mounted at Oxford; I’ot‘ninus,
‘ and lllaiidida, a slave. 11.1111 Alt-x1111-
lot. a .physician, and their comrades
(Tomato-1 {it the order of MnNusAun-lius—at.
-. bust :1 hundred thousind of Christ 3 l‘llsl‘lplts
vrwuntml—an-l iii-en- can b:- 11:17 doubt aim-1t
£1111 msurroction 01' their 110.1101. ‘ Iftlic world
lasts as much longer as it has already been
bunt. were perhaps may be no r0._1xn tor the
large acre-1g..- s.-t apart, for the1 l‘88&ug~plm:<‘s,
but that time has not mane. Plenty oi 100111
Sci. and the race 11211-1 not. 113$ that. bridgg
of fire until it. cum-s to it. 'ihe most of us
Pref-:1- the old way. But whether out. of
natural disintegration or'cruiimtion we shal‘ 1
got that luminous, buoyant. gin-15011113. tram?
«sen-let) 111-1.,“1'1ulineut, inexplicable structure
called resurrection '.. you Will have
it, 1 will have it. lsay to you to-dny, asi’nul
saidw Agr- pa: “Why shout-1 it biz-thought a
dung inc 0-13 With you. that. God should
raise um dead!" AThe tars-1 cloud, higher
dun the hwktlm, ‘ the eagle
ot-‘wat-erhwn
than. whatisitinldeof! .
mammrdropstmmtbohhatMVer,
othermopsmnmutpoolommflow—_
uh flats—sup yon-{er flint-o, nabs-lied ‘
mmmmmmruaodmm
wail-(in,v 1111-11'111-121 tr-nn lr:111~---. 1111-1 this W113;
111; tip-1t lilii‘x‘ts l‘rnm \\:1it~-1‘ llI-‘lv'ssllt‘NN. 1111-1
this \\':ik111.: up 111 grains l-nrin-l Mir-v.1 llioii
s;111-1
)vnrs xii-1, ninhu 1: His-or for you '
to bob-m.- 111:1! _\--:11‘ 11-1-11 111111 min-I
:iftor tli~~ \11-:1li--n of tho gruvo sliuli
runs-1 and rnlh'. tl-.-ii;.;li 1111-1-1- l-o thin-o
thousand)11111slmtwu ~11 our last br.1,~1tb:1n-l
tin- s-Iiiii-lili;: of th-- 111‘--li:iii_«_:1-l1-‘ rvx-illo'
l‘hvsi-vlngists t-~ll 11s that 1.1 lnlv hu- "lost-1f
our hodivs :ir-1 built with such
loss of 11 ting-‘1‘ is :1
injury of =- toe-joint Hulk-N u- himiu E tom-~11 in lizilfaiid applv the cut surface
still that \1'-1 11:1v11 two or tin-1- iisc» . h, ”u, skill. '
it“s pli) 1.111 apparnli. and no limit-must ~
11-11-11 21111" to toll
what. they arr for. The) air-1 nod-nib: 111--
l‘-11iii-l.ii-on of tin- t‘x'stll‘l‘t~-‘linll 11-1-11. unrlli
’ nullim ' to 11s in this stilt-u l-1 111‘ iii-lisp-‘inr
\\'--1-l shout-«l :it Polio-lo“ and . 5 ‘
‘l‘liv- Jmt 1in
only :1 hint of lllh s11;
they s5 ~l that in tho
bl) \:1lii:1l-l-- 1:1 t‘n-- noxt slit-1.
nil-bins li:i-l
\"lli‘ll
was to be 111- lass of tin- r-snri'm'liozi
lu-dv 1’1-1‘11111-s limit Hilly huh- l-=.111 :1 do
inn-1n. 111:! lb.“ thin; ll fulfill". 1h.-
t'liristiiiii s ~1-111tisls of our 11111 111‘ -- fouii-l oiil
that tin-rd :11‘-1 to 1 ur throw s . ”.lnitio:
l1-11_\' 11-.11 111-1 nun-thing g1
ll\‘1‘ of an ill-or slut-1.
l mill-wt :it 111v fi'i-‘li-l‘s lions-- Hllt‘ sunnii-‘r
.ln\' 1 found tho ynr-l 1:11 1111»! up “till th-1
rul hisliol‘ carts-iitvr and inns-1n" work Til“
door u as ”if. 'l‘lix- plumbers 11nd torn up til--
llu -r Tho roof was living; liflul i-i
ruin-3:1 .\H 111-1 Ill-”lilt‘vs‘ “or:- gull-1.
tho putt-rhnng‘vis “or-1 doing tho-r Work.
All tho 111111-11‘11 lllipl'qullb‘lllS
our-1711111111 int-1 tliit din-hing, Thur-1 wns
tint li-niso everything
could not burn mum-stud 1111 iii-pr-n‘rznvnl.
My [‘1‘1-111-1 lizid gun-- with his laniily tof
tli-- Holy 1.:11111. oxp-x-tiii; to coin-1
lu-‘li at the bud of six months.
\\ 111-11 trio null-1:111: “'11.: {.1 lw 11-11111. ’11-
Hll. what wus his 3111' win-11 :1t [11-1 1-1111 11
months. 11-1 lV‘llli‘llt‘d and 111-) old lions-1 was
That
is your body. it looks wrll now—wall the
rooms tillod‘with 11-11ilt11. :ind m1 could hardly
iiizikv :1 s11::_-1st:-\11. llnt ultor :iwliih- your soul
will got-1 1111- Holy Land. and \vliiln you 1111-
gnu-- tb-1 old li-‘lhi‘ of vour tal-ernm-h- “ill
b-- --1ili'r1-l_v rum-11st ructo-i from ccllnr to lllllx‘. l
! 1111-1 overy nerve. muscle and hour niid tissue 3
11nd artery must be luiu’lo-l over. and tho old
1 striivtuix- will be buriiilsliod and :idorncd and
rats-1d 11nd cupolm-d 1111-1 ciilurgwl. and all 1111-
1111 vrov-‘iuc’nls of honvcii iiitni-luco-l 1111-! You
wil more into it on mourn-«lion 11-13: “ ‘or
“‘11 know that if our earthly house of
this tab-\riin-‘lc were dissolvcd, we linvo a
building of God, :1 lions-1 not» inn-lo with
lhun-ls. t‘ls‘l‘lltll iii the- hour-111s.“
Tlioy are
v-r_v fond of each other. Did your body ever
have pain and your soul not pity it.‘ or your
lm-ly have a joy and your soul not.
nseclio it 2‘ or. changing the ques—
uou, 111-1 your soul ever have any
tronblc and your body not sympathize
will-it. growing wan 1111-1 wuak undcr the
doprt-ssiii: indium-111‘? Or did your soul nvcr
have :1 madness but \‘uul‘ body wlubrzite-l it.
with kin-111111 --_vc and 1-11-1111: and elastic stop?
Sim-1y U111 llt‘Vll‘l‘ intended two such good
friends t-Mb: vrry long separate-1.. And so
1- 111-11 tli-1 world‘s 111st Easter iii-11113115.: shall
conic the soul \VIli-ll-Sl‘t'lld, crying: “\Vbere is
111)" 11111153“ 1111-1 \111‘ body will ascend. saying:
,“\Vl1--n- is 111v s-nil’t“ 1111-1 the Lord of the res—
urnx-timi will bring them h\x1‘1~ht‘l‘.fllltl it. will
01-11 perfect soul in :1 perfect bodv. intro-1111M
by :1 parlour. Christ int- 11 perfect hum-11111
\ ictury.‘ Do you \voiid1-r that to~day
'»\\‘1‘ swaitlie tli \‘ lions:- with garlands!
1111 you wmi-lcr up celebrate it with the
iii-\st cons-10ml“! voicc of son}: that. we can
invite. and with dos-1111:4103 that boat tin-so
arch-1s with tin- hillows of sound as the son
sunk-s the basalt :11. l-sint-‘s Causeway: Only
the bad disapprove of tho lTSul‘l‘l\‘tiUll.
A crusl heathen warrior hear-l Mr. Moffat,
tliv lillsslt’inal‘y. pron-~11 about the rcsurnwtion.
and he sud to the missus-inn”: “\Vill my
father rise in the last day!“ t:Y ‘3‘ $1311 the
missipiiary. “Will all the- dun-l in battle
:- $111.11 the cruel din-Stain.“ . “Yes," said
the niisionary. “Then,” said the war
rior. “let me hear no mom about. the
mourn-1111011 day. Then- can he no rcsunvc
tion, the-1‘1- :h-ill be no rumination.
slain thousands in battle. ' “”111 the
Ab, there will be mon- to rise on
those want to see whose crimes have
never 11-31-11 repent-«inf. But for 1111 otheis
who allowed Chiist to be their pardon and
their life and their resurrection it will be a.
day of victory.
The thiindexs of tho last day will be the
salvo that. greets you into hm‘bor. The light—-
iiiugs w-ll boo-11y the torches 0f triumpbal
procession marching down to Aegean you
ionic. The burning worlds flashing through
immensity will be the mckcts talc-brat.-
in: your omunation on thrones where you
will reign forever and forever and
femur. Where is dent-h ! ant have “to
do with death? As your reunited body and
soul 5 ' of! trmntb‘nsplfletonmbt
'ou sacdeapghn up n
and the emptied m,
11-? Wmafi.
nl‘kt‘ a butter glass than that which was;
the -
its sight and ; P
multiply thr1 natural eye by tl111 thousniidfold '
Out :
t llh‘t‘ th- mum-l '
---li\1‘ fl‘V'Hi-«llit‘ slili 1
h-‘llt‘ i1'l‘s-tllS 2111-1 v-111r 15111163! 1
i
and lll\t‘ll$llll~*. l-ul soon -
wonderful »
111-1111111113' that 11-» .- in spnrv nothint. 1111-1 111-1 ‘-
liind-eruionl. 111111 1111- i
.-1 T
.-;.-.1sl_1 sub-gm- -
1111-1 2*
\Yr‘l‘t‘ 1111111; -_
1- quantity of spirits of turpentine and tw-
l have 1
rise 1“ 1
int day ‘
with rough ground time-ion either side or
them, and slabs Will he int-wen on the rent
1 hillocks. and them W1“ be fallen monuments
and cciiotaphs. and than for the first. time you
will up rel-late tho full axhilarati-‘m of 111-.-
t-axt: “ 1: will swallow up death in victory.“
“Hail the Lord of mi- and heaven:
Praise to T11111- by both be given:
Thee we gmt thrium'phtuit. now,
Hail the nsurrcction Win-1:“
HOUSE HOLD- 8! ATTERS,
Strawberry Jam.
Mush the berries with :1 wooden spoon,
l or squeeze them lightly with the band;
lace in the preserving kettle and cook
fifteen minutes. For each measured quart
;ofb1-rrics add one and a half pounds
1 White sugar; stir wcll, and boil slowly
twenty-five to thirty minutes.
The above directions for making j11m
lwill apply to all the small fruits. its
cum-111s, rasplwrries, blackberries. goose-
bt-rrics, 1-11:
How to Duke 11ml Drcss Apples.
l’nrt- and core \\\‘llt)lt‘) as many apple!
as 11-~s'ircd and pliice‘tlicni in an 'ordi-
nary link-1. pan. Fill 1111.- plait-c from which
. the con.- “’38 rcumvcd with white sugar
”11.11 pour around 1111- applcs sufficient
wan-r to lump 1111-111 from sticking to the
' pun. llnkc until wcll rook-d, but 111: care-
ful not to all-1w thcin t0 fzill or 1113511.
. For llrt‘s‘sllu" luki‘ two or thrce lump-10n-
fiils of corn slur-~11 and butter the size of
1111 English walnut, and sugar to taste.
Mix with half pint of watt-r, tint-wing it
with viii-111:1, and Cook long: enough to
thoroughly cook the corn star-~11: Now
lift the apples on :1 dish and pour the
1lii-ssiiig over tin-111. and st-rvi- in small
dossrrt dishes. I tind that this dish is
very pal-liable 111m with crcam and sugar.
’l‘o runny-1 llll? cor-:1 from the apples a
two or thrrc prong fork answers llll't‘l’
in lllt.‘ 21'151-111'1: --1' 1 “core 1riitt1~r.“»— .11'11.
1:. (1‘. (iv-1ft. “
chp Away Dust.
A och-brutal tix‘rllllln plqsici-m 1-31-13
‘ said that he nun-r oust down his eyes up-
on :1 frcslily s-‘rul-lw-l floor. but. he immo-
diitvlv niis1-d tin-111 and thanked God-~—
iind-uibtrdly :1ppr1--~i:1tiii-.: the héuiz‘tit of
luv-11111111: in an apartm-ait where the dust
1111-1 1111-11 \vipcd from its brad-platters.
Rump-1:111 customs me being more and
inun- freq-111111} followed in this country.
111 living' rooms :1l-r- R111. cape-dull} hill-1r-
1112111 lioiisi-liolds. Which are famous for l
thcir noun-ms, thr 11-1-1” lire lrft burr, cx~
rvpliiu: \\'11L‘1't :1 rug is 111.11 in the entire
or lit-fun- ii sofa.
It is now lit'-‘1‘-llllng fashionable in
.\lllt‘l‘ll‘a in im- carpets and woolen floor
l‘l1\_:ll\tllll_\’ in drawing rooms and those
:1p:-rtm--nis onh ur-‘asioiiully o-‘rnpivd,
and in sillislillllt' ollii‘l‘ and more win-1w
sonic st) h-s of run-rings for the floors of
. sitting. dining rut-l slurping rooms.
Straw inallings :iri- more or less popular
11nd win-shin; 1-1 111-.- cyc; 1110:; do not
. rut-'11 1111-1 hold thi‘ dust, as do carpi-ts. 3
1-1-1 11-1-3; [mu-k. r:-\-~l. pull out 1111-1 rot. if i
dampen-a1. 111l:1id and painted tl-mrs,
although mom: or 1--ss cold iind noisy,
s1-1 In 1-1 111- th-- nix-st healthnt and satis-
f;1--!--r_\’. It is ---»rl:1inly :1 comfort lo the
ii-nis‘cwifc to 1-1- :il1l-- to shake out tli1- dust
from :1 1111:, or tin-m limit of’ doors and
sun-11p it on lli-- grass, ifs shc. is lilt-ssccl
Willi :1 grass pint. .\ paint-ml i‘lm-r, or
‘ 01111 with tin- b--.ird1-m pnintcd. 3111-1 :1
pr-lly iii-grain rnq lziid in tl11‘ ri-iitrc will
1mm: far more pli-zising to 1111- 11v“ 1-:Ls‘il'r
lo kcop 1111-:111. 1111-1. most; important of all, ‘-
' ninri- wliolvsoiiic than :111 l’lllll‘l' ”cm L‘dllg
of 1‘111‘prt. ~»-( 31:1.110'11-1‘8‘ Journal.
Uschil Hints.
'l‘o rcmovc stains from the hands cut a
.\l--rt;ir and paint may be rum-wed from
win-low glass Willi 11-11. slurp vino-.51”.
._\\'l1iling or ammonia in the. uni-~1- is
prof-Table to soap for Virilllilig windows
or palm. *
"1‘1- n-vivc wilt-1d roses iniincisc. tlic ~1i-ls
41171111- stiilks iii v--r_\' but w.1t--r for :1
minute or two.
, 1111- hiser of morn-1‘11 111:1)“ be restored
by le‘lll‘llln}: itwitli the \\ hilt} of an egg.
Apply with :1 sponge.
1:1 fry-11:: it is the common mistakt‘ t0
: « BUDGET OF FUN.
HUMOROUS SKETCHES FRO)!
VARIOUS SOURCES.
.-\ Waste of Time—Sour Grapes~11
New Experiencc’ It Was a
Real Ono—He Could Sing—-A
Scene From City Life.
)f-.»llier———"Wli:it did young )Ir. Tomp-
kins say to you, Flam, last night. While
he was trying: to button your glove?" .
Clara. tsudlyl—Wllrsnid that the man
who would makc :1 glove that wouldn‘t
button ensicr than that, ought. to be
hanged.“ ’
Momma—““311. I \votildn‘t'wute any
more time tliL-rc 2"—1’uck.
Sou r G rapes.
A field 11111111 one day found in his trap
:1 nice plump rabbit. He took him out
alive. 1111111111111 under his arm. patted
him. and 11531111 to speculate on his quali-
tit-s. - _ .
“Oh, how fut: lwrry fut: the fattest }
him; I broil him? No, 111- so fat 11c lose
1111-11-gr1-ais1-. Ifry him. Ah. yes! 111:
so bqrry fat he fry himself. 'Iluw fat. 111-
111-3 No, I won‘t fry him. I stow him!“
The thought of thc savory stew made
the negro forget liiuisvlf; and. iii spread»
ing out the fault in his imagination, his
air-113 relaxed, when su-ldrnly mi lit-ppm!
the rabbit. and. squatting at. 11 goodly
‘distan-‘e away. lu- 1-y1-d his late owner
‘with cool conipnsurtn
'l‘lu- n11.1111- knt-w. of coursc. that tlirrc.
’u'us an and of tho slow; and. therefore,
summoning up all his philosophy, 111- thus
dd‘ln‘i‘t‘tl the rabbit, as he shook his fist.
iii him: “You lotig-curcd, while—whis-
ker-:11 rascal. you not. so berry fat, after
all i“—— Yaw/1‘11 Companion.
-
-
A New Experience.
Fog; -- “The most u'C-udcrful thin-011.
ev--r experivncr-l 3“
Brown - "Wind‘s that‘s so wonderful 3“
1305.31; ~-»"I askcd 21 railroad ollicer a
question about his run-l, 8111-1 111- answer-:11
um promptly and frankly.“
Brown “That is rather quot-r.
did you ask him
l Fog-.1: -~”Ill\k1‘.11llln\ if then- wus going
to be unollirr train put on 111-11: week.“
llrownm 11d 11-- sziid 1’“
Fog-3; ~—‘ 3.1111 he didn't know."-b‘oa-
3-2-1 T-‘gn- siph.
“'lizit
It “'11:- a “on! One.
Irhavv :itiru-lvd 111-- 31111111 (in-:- {1-stivi-
tics forth-1 last. thirty 51-11121. said 11 Now
but I nor-1‘ rr-nivuibcr to have bt'l‘ll so
iunusvd :is :1
w- nt to the bull in Company \1 ill: 11111-11-
1-1111 of 1111‘ Quartvnnmstcr‘s Il-‘pzirtnioiit.
his countrnun-‘r was din-brutal by a 11051-
cuornious in sit-x bulb-111s in sluipc, 111111
:1 -l--- p purpli- in 1111-: While all tin: ball
llu- gallant olli-‘cr frll in with a musk-1d
lady of must gram-fill figure and mir-
1iiu1-s. and finally ri-quustc-l. :is :1 most
particular favor. to unmask. After :1
gnu-it. dvnl of livsitiili-ni, tin- l.1dy cons-cut-
1-11, exhibiting to 1111- llrnrrnl‘s drliglitc-l
1.311211 foul-iris 11s pit-using as her tigurc.
Aft-r :1 fcw coinplinwiits 1111-1 bveu paid
li-‘r, 1111: lady Sill-1: “llut, sir. you should
also unmask.“ “Mn-lam."- said (111’- Gru-
l‘l’fll, “1 11111 unm-iskcd," His companion
gazed at him with inrrcdulity, but tins-l-
131 it 111113111 to dawn upon bt-rtlmt tlic rubi-
to 111-: escort‘s I'm-1- \ms :1 work of nature
and not of “Ti.
liltlc slilit‘h, slii- glide-1 away. halving tliiI
Grin-r111 hourly mad with 111:1- ;111-1 indig-
liiitioli. lit- :11 «11101. mudt- his way to his
huh-l. 1111-1 nevi-r again was sub in New
Orlcaiis.
Ho Could Slug.
rm 11:1}5, win-n. :is y-‘t. stt-iiiiu-m wrrc i11-
frcqucnt visitors. :1 ri'rlziiii small boat
used to ply. tun-111111;: at various p-iinls.
.ll‘1‘1ll’111ug :is its bright or the weather
- usi- t-m lilth- fat. or 11l<~1 ti-il’ tn huvc ’ii
suiliciriitly limit-‘11. Tin-limit is not gnu-it
vii-nigh for frying: until it svndli ti ) :1 thin
sin-1110, or until :1 bit of 1111-311 1 roppvd .
into it lh‘l‘nlllt‘a‘ brown and crisp almost:
instantly. Asimmgus, 1-:iiilitlo\\'--r, y-‘l- E
1-11, cm: plant, oyster plant and potato-1s
ur-- all fine, whcn fried in :1 kettle with l
plciity of‘snioking hot fut. l
-
'l‘lir followingr recipe. for k--1-ping 1110th 2
out of clothing is :1 far-mm- iii SQllll‘ fam- ;
1111‘s: 511x half 11 pint of alcohol, the same
ounm-s of rainiplior. Krrp iii :1 stone but
1 tic, 1111-1 slink-1 lii-fon‘ using. 'l‘hc Clotllt‘é ‘
or {ms :111- to 11-1 “rapprd in linen, and
( 1‘rllttipli‘1l-lip lolt‘t‘l‘\ of lil-stting' )llpt‘t
- dippc-l in 1111- liquid :11-- t-- 1111111110111 in v
l box with tin-11.1, so that it sinrbs strong.
l This r-‘quircs rum-viii: about 031209. year.
Boil-~11 rig-gs which :111111‘1‘1- to the $111111
5 are fix-sh. .\ growl-‘13:: will sink in the
l wan-r. Stub- eggs are gI-JSsy and smooth 1
1 of shell. A fn-sli egg has :- lime-like sur- '
f11c1- to its shell. After an egg has been *’
laid :1 11:1)“ or moi-1‘. tlii- slicll comes- of]
Pas-11y win-1i boil-1d. A boilcd cgg, which ,
is done, 111111‘111‘11-5 quickly on the shell
when Niki-u frum tlii- kcttlc. is fix-sh. 1
Eggs which hqu 111-1-11 packed in lime’
look stiiincd, 111111 Show llli‘ action of the ,
lime on the surface. If packed in brain
{11:- a time, eggs acquire a musty smell.
..__..
_..__....»~cl—— ~.—-—
Sponges 11111! Sponge Gathering.
'Spongcs :iré distributed through all
sons and are found in nearly all dcptlis of
wall-1'. but some lor:1li.li--s arc much more
favor-11111- to tlirir gNWIb 11.1.1" others,
and the tropics abound in 11011 and varied
forms. - The old world Spi-cies, given in
the order of thcir Excellence, lure the
Turkey cup spangt‘ and Levant toilet
sponge; the borsc, ‘hlmvymmli, or bath
sponge, and the Zunm‘C-i sponge. The
grass- spongt-s. The span-re lacks the
power of motion ptissvssed by most nui—
Aim-rican s vies include the sheep‘s wool "
simngc. an the yellow. glove, velvet and '
dcniuudcd.
'l‘hc crow was slum-what limit-1d, con--
sisting of" thc ruptain. til--
luz ~11 "hrs ago. 11-11-111 13 . . . . .
‘ . 3‘ ‘ :Slllzlll frynig pun full 01 dilute-l milk.
“WM“ .1113.“ :igoou 0"” 0f our “”"h‘ i tlica pullvd his 111:111- out of :1 Conn-r by
l
'Vllrlmins 1111111 to :1 St. Louis Git-b; t‘l'pul‘lt‘l‘, ,
,3- (Iodng the to‘ ‘otoi-oftho renun-
rant shading at the (guber- end of the hull.
tho order in his hand, evidently “sizing
him up")—“Oh. perfectly."
She—“This is a lovely place, isn‘t it,
Cholieyl” .
[lg—“Just delightful.“ (Enter waitu.
a faint‘smile upon his classic femurs-s.)
Waiter—“Very sorry. sir. but Mr. De
Cut-3r says he couldn‘t think of it, sir.
Our terms are cash, sir. where parties are
not known." (Youth swuonihAT’J-
Bits.
Chickens Artificially Raised.
“For my part I don‘t see why Dr. Ed-
5011 seizes all the bob vcsl and luau-‘3 all
the spring chickens," said a v-‘al dealer
who had just. lost a morning‘s profit
through the visit of a lynx-eyed inspec-
tor.
"Why do you class the two together?"
inquired the rcporter.
"Bernusc om- is just as immature as the
other, and if young veal h- uiilit for food
so are young: chickens. Take for inst ant-e
the eggs hatched by incubators. Any
poultry cxprrt will tcll you that the flesh 1
of tho artificially hall‘llt‘d chicken is as
. . 5 iiisi 1111 as a snowball. and 1-1 1110 111- are
clwr did s----3 1.1-! lllt‘ s1-1- how I'll cook! 1 y l I
milling to pay $21 :1 pair for than. The
incubator full}- is, lion'cvcr, has preva-
lent than it was :1 few years 111:0, and
t‘mvl-r proph- 211-1: ruined. It is fair to say
that cash 5131', for the past ten years,
81.000.000 have been lost. by persons who
bclievcd that tilt-re was a fortune in batch-
ing,r eggs with the aid of kCI’ON’llC oil.
“Ten years ago :1 ninth-mun of this
1‘in bought :1 farm uii’tlie Hudson and
spurt-11 no expt-nse in attempting to make
it. :1 success-1f artificial chick-11 raising.
111- sunk $50,000 in 1111- 1-iit1-rprise and
gave it upas afailuro. Last year :1 pronii~
111-111 t ypc foundry 1mm of this cit _v became
infatuated with 111-1 incubator (tr-121‘, sold
his snug home in Hath-in, bought. :1 phi-‘1:
out n1-11r Paterson. N. .l.. and with his
family started to hatchi-hi-‘kcus with the
aid of an incubator. Tlic incubator cost
$200. 111- spcnt $25 in kerosene oil. 33‘!
in eggs. and hate-11111 out twu dozen chi-*1;-
ens. Scri-nt-‘cn of thcni died with tlu
pip. His family became disgust-fl and
luff. him on 1111-. farm with tin-
tlie pig and a cow. 111- m-iildn‘t milk the
vow nor cook :1 mull. iii-d win-u he wrote
to thc incubator poi-pic asking them :3;
take the 111111111111: back tin-v otter-11 11111:-
$15 for it.‘ An old 111-11. 31-11-11 by natiirt
and warm wcnthvr. will knock out thx- in
rulmtor in short ord-‘r, 11nd l-esidvs the
t‘lii1-l11-ns will livo 1111-11111“: some flzlvur tc
tlicui."—~-Neu: Yuri 511:1.
Pct-ding Captive lot-keys.
T1111 monk-11's iii :1 .\'--w York star-1 for
tliv sale of wild animal.- :ire' scrim-11 1- 1111
four cours-~s of foo-1 twice :1 day. The
first cunts-1, says the Sun, consists of s
Tllac monk-w, with 111111.! sidc whisk-Ts,
ring-x with whom 11-1 dune-'11 :1 number of E
'1 11-2 (11‘111‘1‘31 \\;1s :1 111.111 of line tigurcnud ; “Hi-Ed” 1"}an 11.11 the. lifllk‘ and thrill
imposing ism-ring. 111111 uonld h:iv1~ 111111.11 * l “n u .‘ “ ’1’“ “3 mull *- 0“ 3 boat- ~
\rry handsome cx-‘vpt for thc flirt that:
.\ ri-‘lrl-rown South Anu-zirnn puma. in
n19.11571- above that of 11111; monkeys, had
bct‘n svrvrd :1. small frying pan full-)1
rook-'11 lli‘L-f. Thc lmlulll‘ of the frying
pan projcctrd from lu‘lwccn the bars of
tlic rug-1. 'l'hi- monk-y saw an opp-1r-
tunily lo sm-iirr :m innit-cushmivd inursrl,
and he viiiiilmi up tho iron burs bet“ i‘cu *
him and libt-rly :111-1 :ml-ln-d 1311- liaudlc.
The puma grow lc-l :1 5111""an pron-st. 3111-1
put his big paw 1-11 lllt‘ frying' pan. The
iii-mkvy was not dismay-d. 11(1\\'C\‘l'r, but
lit-pt on rrlliu;r “11‘ pan until lllt‘ nit-:1!
1111-1 11111-11 shift-~11 down ‘ncar the handle
of the frying: pan. Then he dropped the
11311-1111. and, seizing a pic-w: of the beef,
lit-gnu to dcvour it.
“11011 tbc big,
solemn. I‘ll-pound
incubator. I
1 THE 11010011.
l now u' is CARRIED on “0116’
. saunas or mom.
1
4
l h 1
i
i
. Very Cations Example-‘oftho 7
tit‘c—Whola Families 301-
cottrd for Man: Yours——
I
l
, win-1 Gold will no.
i
Boycotting, difl'orin in some pitta-u.
‘ hits from the way in xgvhich it is done in
fthe land where the. English tern '
ainatcd, has been practiced for 8ng II
. India. Says 3 111111100 writer in -
V St. James Gaxttez There is grunt diflu'.
ence between Irish and Hindoo boycott-
. ing. The former is based maul" y on.
political, semi~political or fiscal m;
l when-as- the latter is practiced on pun!)
ism-1111 or religious gnu-inds. Then the
. Irish is scvt-rcr than the Hindoo method
1 in this sense—that no 0.de Vinson
1 anything to the boycotted nun, who '3
more or less like a prisoner inbisown
a house; whereas a boycotted Hindoo m
. buy anything-anywhere or go to In] pin-ea
11c likcs, only people will not go tohil
house or associate with him or his family
in any way.
On 11111 other band. the Hindoo il
. sown-r than the Irish boycotting in tint
{111- hitter may be only temporary, 1116
f rises :11 the rapt-ice of the boycotts.
E win-10:5 the former is often permanentot
. can b1- dont- 1-Way with only by going
. through certain expiatoryritcs or coal,
ceremonies. which come hard, even 0!
' tlit- richer class-as. A 1111111 may be boys
' called in Ireland for no fault of his own,
but in India boycotting follows upon t
breach of observance of some time-
honnrcd custom, or by any public ofienso
against traditional notions of propriety.
Indian lmyvotting ii allied to outcasti
but is quite disliurt from it afld not
so scvrnn A man 1-1111 lr-sc his msteonly b1
breaking one of its well~defined rules,
which are quite different from met.
custom: for iil-sz-rvant‘t‘s. 'An Gum
man is accessorily lug-rotted: but a boy.
rotted mun kn-ps his caste all right I.
long as 11-- docs not art, against. its rules.
Again. 11 1111111 may in: outl-ast, but. not big
fun-ii}- fur 111:1! was-111: yet his relations
‘ will be lmycoitrd if they associate with
him.
Lot me now 111-1 some examples: Some
years 112-1 :1 loam-1d Pundit gave his
dutiglih-r in marriage when she wxsu few
y-ars ol-ln-r than 111-.- pri-scribcd marriage-
ablc iigc 11111-1111; lhi- Hill-100%: and the 0!-
. fensc was r1-iid1-n-d doubly liq-inoiis by the
pcrpvtral-ir bring 1-1 Bull-min of high
or-lrr. 11-- w:1sstti-‘ll_\‘lmyt'uttl‘dacconl-
ingly; and, l 111111-1111, notwithstanding
his gri-ut rcpntntiou as 11 scholar and abe-
ni-volcni person, and in spite of his en-
deavors to propitiaic the Bmhmins in
nuny ways. 11-.- is‘ still avoided by ortho-
dox Hind-11.11. A whole family has been
lmyrottc'd fur nwciviug and assocut
‘with one of its fllt‘flllk‘m who return
from England and had lost his caste
tin-nigh eating with Englishmen. Ono
gl‘llllt‘llliln has been boycotted forererfot
getting his widowed daughter married.
If 1111 yin-dy‘s son or danglitvrindaw ass
social-1s,- with non-Hindi“); publicly the
nib-tidinq individual is outcasted and tho
whole family is lmycottv-l‘. If 115011 does
noun-111m for his 111-1-11de fathcriu the
[insulin-d manner 111- is boycotted. In.
some parts of Indin turn are boy'cotted
. for wearing: trtuiscrs of European fashion
—or, 11111111111. any dress that was not worn
by the-1r ancestors of :1 thousand years ’
ago. A Wcll known historical example of
Hui-loo boycotting is that of the chpon
.roynl family, which was boycotted for
(‘liud :uid trunk-like prolmsris attach-1d l baboon had his share or milk and ““1913 l hundrcds of years by “39 ””191 835900“
l and the thirst of thirty other numkcys: royal families for being the first Hindoo
consisting of stale bread. was passed
around. The monkeys did not take so
kindly to the broad. and ate it only after
biting 11K tlic'crust. But 11111 onion-a,
serve-l miv, wrrc livartily rrlislicd. So
fund. ill-ll'tli. “:Is 111-,- blueqvl-iskrrr-l
citizcnfroiii :iii .‘lfri-uui juiiglruf this .ls-r- »
s--_\' ti-l.-bil that 111- :11-1 his own Shaw and
j the 1-1-1; soundly cull-'11 hcr cars. and up-
lirst mat-1, :
\Vliost‘ 11:11-11! was Barnabas. :11111 fllt‘ rook, l
John, who, when str1~ssol work requirvd. ; 311"“. Of «cpl-Winn, and they cracked the
also 11-11-11 11s swond mate.
John was :111 rxcvll-‘ut cook and :1 fair-
ly good sail-1r. but he 11th utilicti-d with
.- :fi- llnlil‘tlillh‘llt in his spool“; which made
him soin1‘whait backward in expressing
llllllst‘lf, 111111 was ape-daily annoying. if.
for any nus-111,111.- but-nine cxt‘itc-l. At.
su-li tin-11s the more he wanted to say
smut-thing thc loss- ho was able to say it.
l-‘ortiinntcly. however, ht: could sing as
straight :13 mi}- 0111-.
(111-: day the ('ziptniu was below taking
:1 nap, wliil-r Burunbnsuud Joliiiwcrc r1111—
uiug 1111- boat. A sudden squall 1111p—
pciiml to
mine up, and a putt of 'wiud %
brought the boom around .with such un~ ;
export-~11 Vltilvnl‘t‘ as to knock the unwary ’
l‘uriuilxis overboard. Then-upon John
rushed into the cabin in the wildest cx-
t‘lll'llll‘llt to inform the (‘umuin of what
had DCt‘Hl‘l‘cx’l, but. :15 115-111 , lie wits unu—
blc to get out 11 rohr-rcnt sentence.
“8- -b—-b-b»~“ he slum-red, until the
Captain. in :1 rag-1, shouted:
"Tliuudcmtion! luau, sing it, if you
can‘t 3:13 it,“ and John,’ cute-hing at the
happy su-jgm-stion, sang:
“Overboard is Barnabas,
Halt a mile ash-11.1 of us.“
‘ The boat was immediately put about.
and the lucklcss Barnabas recovered.—
Ddrait Five I’m-111.
Scene from City Life.
Sousa—1.7111341811101111!“ restaurant. N11—
nmxous waiters standing around in pm»
tux-es- indicativu of intense ennui. Enter
_ a waiter with the general appearance of
anemia-1' Count. '
He (in a sprightly mam orl—"So you
really won‘t have anything but oysters?“
hungry."
lie—“At least you will have a bottle of
of them arc. procured by div-21's, who go
down villi-:1- naked or ‘cltid in armor. The
naked diver uses a weight. to sink him
and guide his descent. When the. surface
of the water is milled by the wind, the
diver, by holding a common water bucket
with 11 glass bottom Upon the surface and
looking tbmugh it, can see to the de th
of my feet. The trade in Florida
sponges, which isof comparatively recent
growth, now amounts to $350,000 a year.
at wholesale prices.
A11 Exploded Theory.
The old the-or thnt plantsmve un-
healthy in the
one. It hash-zen
poaitiv benefi
01th:“, imputmg' d t
he 11 oxygen. an in ‘ iii!
to the man being ‘ ly cor-
motive in him when dry for:
«mhut 111ml 11g, (upended
.mals, buing nearly always attached upon 1
the bottom or submerge-1 objects. Most
room is m exploded
raved that they are'
pnrticularly in cases .
‘ udconsumptiVQIiving hints.
“poms-Ht:-
Bam, as usual?"
She—“Chollcy, I suppose you think
me perfectly horrid “
*- lie (with a. melting gluucc)~—“Tliat
would be impossible.“ (Waiter sighs
heavily.)
She—“But I‘d really like some cham-
pagne—Pommery Sec.” (Waiter gm at
her with mild approval.)
111: (striving to conceal his dismay us
he remembers thnt he has only 81.15 in
his pocket)—-“Wliy,cenainly. Waiter!”
“’aitcr—“Yasir.”
sue—"Blue points on the half-shell,
and 11 bottle of Pommery."
Waiter—“Pint or quart, sir!“
lie (in desperation) —— “Qua-t, of
course.“
Waiter—“Write your order, if {:11
please, sir." (Inspiration spines e
wretched youth. He writes the order,
and adds these lines: “an9 laftmy
;' im-kt-t-bookr ht home. Will (all Imitat-
i in tomorrow morning. Hon-room:
1 Flu-3311.” Exit waiter with order.)
She—‘t‘nYonlook-ple, My. Ann?!
you
. She (languidly)—-—“No,Cholley, I‘m not '
propriutrd hcr portion of the fragrant
vcgctuhlc. _
Thc fourth and lust course consist-1110f
dried com. which was min-1d in upon
thc 111-111k--_vs like liriil stout-s.
tin-ls showcd tlii-ir tnstc in disposing of
the corn. They St‘t‘tllt‘d suffused with :1
tom krriu-ls of corn with tlic. iris-ire of
gunk-1111111 pirkiugtlicir afli-r-dinuer nuts.
Emperor William‘s Style of Life.
“'liilc :it 11-11119 in the palace at Berlin
Emperor \Villiaiu hn-akfnsts at. '1'
o‘clock cvcry morning,
coffee, with :1 large- allowance of milk,
and bro-id with-nit butt-1r. \Vcnlht‘r p1-r-
niitting, 111- takes walking cxcrcisc daily
before luncheon. which is sci-red :it 1
o‘clock. lloilrd chips is :1 _f:l\'orite dish
at this mc:il, and is partakcn of with
grout rclish. lh-twrcii liinrlicoii and din-
ner. :iifairs of stat- arc nth-11111111 to for
tin-c1- hours :11111 son-clinicslong-1r. Then
11-1 rcsis until it is time to dress for din~
iicr. '1‘1111 tin-d hour for this is 4. Every
morning the t‘llil‘f rook submits the bill
of far-2 for approval. It usually consists
of live courses. The l-lnipcmr 1111s side-
t‘ide-l pn-fi-rt-im- fur plain food. 111: is
Iii-11ml in 1111- us-- of fruit, unilulrinks
mini-nil \vzitci- procured from a mitt-nil
spring.
A cup of 11-11, without bread or cake. is
them-1y rcfrcshnicnt he takes between
dinner and bedtime. 111: makes 11 point.
of resting half an hour after breakfast
and luncheon. and an hour after dinner.
\Vlicn there 1111: guests invited to dinner l
they meet him in an ante-chamber. A
quarter of an hour is spent in chattino.
lle thenlcads the way to the dining
room. The invitations are always sent
. , . out at an curly hour, and the seats dis- 1
a youth and maiden. [hey are seated by g
cursed with the Court Marshal. When
there-1n: no gut-sis the Emperor dines
with the Empress, and the cook ukcs‘
orders from her.
In summer, while at Gastein or some »
other watering place, the Emperor goes
to the bathroom at 7:30 o‘clock in the
morning. He breakfasts at 8 and walks
at 10, accompanied by a personal adju~
taut and specinl attendant. Luncheon is
served at. 1!. Between 12 and 3 be com
fers with the officers of the civil and
military cabinets who are in waiting.
Dinner is served at 4. It consists of soup,
fish, boiled beef, two entrees. dessert and
fruit. All the members of the imperial
suite attend. At. 6 o‘clock be take-s a
carriage rideanaka i social call and chats
for an hour longer. He is never out of
bed later than 10 o’dogkoflmld of
Health.
Derivation of Xingu-g
The word Nisan was probobly de
rived from the Mo wks, through whom
the French had their first intercourse
with the Iroquois. Some controversy had
existed concemiug its signification. The
Mohawk: afinn it. to mean neck, in all!»
sion to its connecting the two hkes. It.
is l2:21:fling-lullelmthiiitlitsNeutral
o W W as M van
Rind-Md
m qtono
M‘s
m‘v’ _
The 1mi~ ‘
invariably using 5
With :1 shud-l-‘r and 11‘ 1111 been assuagvd. the 31-wa couisc, i family of princely mink who offered 3
daughter in marriage to n mogul Em-
' 101-. In llnjputana win-11- tribcs are
‘oftc-n boycotted if sdniirlwdy does not
: properly observe the traditional customs
Q or forms :1 coimc-ctinn with :1 lowur caste
l or with agrlliudoos.
But nowadays [my-wilting: can be raised
gin Iii-11:1 by :1 judicious use of the al—
mighty gold. I may mention a well-
:kuown case. A distinguished “iii-loo
gcmlrman and tut-reliant of a largo Indian
E town was boycotted for reforming pro-
‘ pensitics. llis old orthodox mother, who
" tin-d in the count 13', on the occasion of n
r--ligi-1us ft-slival direct-'11 the servants as
usual to distribute otIcriiigs of rice, fruits
and swcl'luwats among tin Bulb-111115 of
”the 111-Sglilmrh-md. To a man they re-
fused to :icrrpt the same on the ground
that lu-r sun was cit-setting 111-1- caste.
T111- oid lady was dot-ply cha-wiuéd 11nd
. begun to be 1111-11 :ill y :if mid of {led-Elixir
[lull of 111-11 soul aft-n- d1-:1th. 01-. hearing
. this her son “1-1“ down to his country
lions-1 and ordered the servants to taka ’
the nth-rings again to the meiuins. this
,- tiiiie placing tire rupees on cache-f the
Z plzm-s, T111- cxpl-diciit answered wonder-
' fully Will. The vcry Brnliniins who I
, few limits before had turned away (it.
servants ignominiously now came nu-
niisg to the nicn-lniut‘s house and literally -
srmmblcd for the presents. This story
: 911-111“ to justify the saying of another
: rich Hind-10111111 “date was in his iron
3 Clio-:2."
1 B-sycotting and outcasting are made
, doubly oppressive to Hind-.10 women. And
for the most trifling masons. A married
l woman not putting the sindaor (:1 red
3 p:)\\‘tli‘l") on the parting of her hair}: boy:
:cotled. In the country if nmothcr—in—
E law eats or lives in the house of her son-
! in~l:iw before her daughter has a child
‘ she will at once be boycotted. A. young
. married lady was boycotted for not ob-
serving s-zuic mmmouy at. the birth of
hcr child. A man can rcgaiin his caste by
'- p1-rforiuing his cxpiatory rites; but It
_ outcast woman, cam-hilly if she has
lbrolu-n away from the 1611111111 or use»
5 cizitcd with non~llindoos is never taken
back to her caste-
m
, Where Immigrants Cone Pr...
i Superintendent Jmkson of Cast].
2 Garden. was asked by a reporter foi- tho
j‘Ncw York Guam-midi Adxrh‘aa- 00l-
. ceraing the prospects of immigmno‘ ’ n for
V the coming season. He said:
“I expect the number will about equnl
that ofJi-Lst rear—about $10,000."
"Where do most of them come from?”
“From Gen-111mg. England 1115:) send:
u many. In fact, we lure then
from all parts of the world. Very few
immigrants come to this port I
France." .
"W'hnt do they expect to do in this
country?“
“The Germans are mostly farmers. and
go “'cst as soon as they can. There at
g n good many artisans among the Engldn'
2 English-speaking immigrants In: in do-
inand as farm laborers. The Irish make
the best farmers. Itdians and Swedu
will do anything. and m mostly $ut to
work on the railroads. domg Eh.
heavy work. The Irish wou‘tdotlntkmfi
of work. “2:511:12: at; {grunge 1:
in bein able to t an
expectgsqmething better 1.111113%"
dirt, etc." .
“Whntfinieof yen do malt. of that
arrive?" ,_
“There are two m! aft!” 1.“
which t seem to at. 31ml:
mammal- it 111va “as
l
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