TH E SENTrNEL.
.sot'rrr XQl{_\\'AI.K. .u‘xr: 1:;
FACTS FOR Till". l‘l'llltll's.‘
rl “Vim-rs mil pinl‘llt‘fi were flat
litmus! .l in 1‘:ll:l.tlll 22‘. 1695‘.
'l {ullrraici‘ of tho 1;: ml Army of the
Tic-pub... \\.L‘ (3: :ri-r-l‘. 5tcvcu$oxh of
(lute.
lli-
Hr. luv '.\‘v‘ lwi‘a‘r currcrit writcr on the
still .-.: -. Mlle-x tit-armor: bctun: 4‘07.-
Jl‘l.'i"‘.
§«
>' .\- t)‘ I'11\'v‘t'\i\"*l in chr';r<‘;.:i. Thc 1
6‘” r1:
. , . -
l :.l: t . ll~ll‘. ‘. do it in l‘ol. showed
it; of illill"! :i ~l;.vc~.
‘l’ll- tir'st .‘l‘cthoiht lli~hop in thc
3. TV
L‘llll' .l \I.l!cs “4‘ Th -t!::ls t'uk ‘.<t'ltl ovcr .
by “3 dc} hull arriving in N«-\\‘ York in
173‘.
ll! V‘ th. lll‘fl, l‘lllw-lr-l \Vinslow. M‘-
‘.ll‘l= lrom l‘;lt_:i.lll|l.i'l‘llllglll \iith him
a l'I"»\ : Attic. the Ill“! to l-u introtluccll
luto l2: gl‘mzl
In the .‘llll'lll‘ Ages the girin»: of u;
glow “lid u'rrtuoni of invcstituro ttr .
bur: our; lands and .itguitics. lu Eug~ ;
lilltl
'1 llll‘ l‘l'lLIll til. lJl
w‘x ~rtwt from llclgig.
c. A: ~~;w!‘ hos (‘llgfll
. w }« :tr’iILhc wholc lil‘Kt
punt 31:42: or ‘t'Tll :lll.withnr:t
in . >u~illt tuition of thc
<. 'l'hx' t orbiitiorisol‘the
' "gui form lrclorc :l
ca
w! '3 “”0 m l'
down 1.;
.l
~: tr-uicr. was the
'1 m Il:v;\rm-mttuirrs
tin diur :l‘ll outcr Kcn-
i, 'l‘lm \\ l~ ill l izruxi it was the
i .ut‘ *3llll':2\'vll ltv him on his
.5 lllxl'lv‘lvl Illlziici Home and
'Illllilllj' him on :ltr'ipol
till.
f i~ known it: hi~f~ntv :t‘ thc Ficltl
:tlzul ‘i". i :~ ‘- plan llt‘tl‘ t‘;ll..i~
w. on uh : h ll \' \‘lll. H!
i not l“: ‘s l n: :l'ulltl.‘ in
Ill:
.- tr\.r:.;‘t 'i
:ll»‘llli upon that
-. now-2hr; tin:
ll ~lor’y.
I‘ll .
, l i. tcs, :\t
l
‘tl\'\1.l‘ \\:ls \lll‘llll’v
.lrrl \\.l« lzngcly
“““iiellllllll
quit}; .‘12‘ '14 John
Atiuu,‘ l’hc m ‘2‘» . ' l» l‘riurrr.‘
l\>i =l lill‘l\'l,“?""3? Haul by it<rrp~
px l' .- .,- .in thc ,‘U'f thc l.“llll|‘ll
(.‘~' '..:U~.ll~_.
a
Financial Stumlrn: of thc l‘rcs‘ulcuts.
“You cs .‘l-JLX‘ n- i: .i it) VNcw Viok in
v
.4
- .. - . .
“ll .. hm or .z 2: r e.‘ . PM) to he
ne’IrE‘ vi: m l turn ‘ .7 '
.\l .' a \’ u: l‘lm ‘ l: rrl’ h
«‘1... ' l“. ~riit13". ..: _
r . i.. ‘ ' . r -
.\ film ‘A u p wt“. biz. as llis \\ .\\‘~ J‘hl‘
n
l hc :r .. r a .tb-rx -.l “ant.
~':\l\'. l‘vik X!" r" “.t $l‘nl,l".l“. .\.~A
.ll'lll.i\lrlll.\1:‘ l'«-lk H. w wl l!
c rial I’lty thousrroi
ll! ‘ \Hs lll‘ :ltil rm our to in
lit-t i' l .
l umrc hit 3‘. c “hf-2c llousc my ~or
-.t by :l \l . ~12 lulurilgc hc bu :lmc
\yc:t.¥lz_\'.
Ill llit‘ r' ll‘ilt‘.’ l‘:
\\"l~ ‘lu' \\v liliv ~‘ .\‘ .. \lt‘.l1ll
tilc \\ ls Mtillt'wl J: i-l-NJHM.
' \\ : I l‘. «l thc \VhiZc
lb ‘ . r . i. but hc lost
:11‘.‘ ~ l" ‘xl ins-{in :zt.
. 73h l‘\’:cr ucrx‘. to thc \\ hitc llousz' :t
ptm' st: thbut llr‘ rulnigci t» suxccuough
o‘l‘ . 2 his slimy t-oim' in comfort
his ls
.lt‘llr'l‘m'll t
\\.l\ .l um".
ll'
vl-ct‘l‘. :ltivl rt:-
1
l'h “ill lll .\rllr';‘.‘ \\.l\ ‘l \t':‘_\’ ltlgll lt‘t‘ill
t‘l"..‘ «l ‘i'\ at 't urn-.l' tic l1 ml morn-y on his
mid». but he rimn'rgml '
$ltucmnr
.\hllrs\\' .lm t‘l'llllll'xl 3| l‘ltll
on. m hl~ ll'ly hc lltrl‘llllllltlf‘.‘~\.\lllt‘ll
hr it to his .l‘l‘.‘1‘il‘\l .s at. l3 now thc
pro... :2} ll :hc
“flour .\u«lr-xw Jultllmrll 1» ft the “hilt“
lltr‘rl rht‘ boil ‘zllt . ' $3.3”,‘N'U, :l gunl
\ll .. t uh sh u. out lry’thc l‘uilurc ot
thy l‘r ctirilqtu“ lumi".
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l\ .. ‘Il Wit."
.‘lllli‘.
~ lbs)“ mu thc (.11 mciui cud of tin"
.lly filming: l1 x_\‘c~‘~ Administrutinumml
. rill/if .h.
illtlt- mt >u\c~l will ol’l
.\l.‘ \wu “tl‘ \\v..i‘.h_v when ht- bcc nurc
I)!'\‘-.tl'lll. Zillrl lrclt .l
“huh \ll'. .\l:l-i1~ mK
Illlzl
lie ~ Gary.
3w lx-htl :tlHl lv-t’t hrr .‘l wor- wotunir.
l . -
(“out ncvcr sl‘uul
but
tlltl-‘ll of his sllur‘y
V! of his t‘ricmls
rim-iv him twill. 2211- llc lmt hisfigrll
in tic Hurt \\ ml. ti..:rt‘c. 'l‘hc mic of
his bunk h..~‘ pl-u ",i his \\ lie in an who
cut tui~il21~u m; lizr.
'l‘2~ \i l. n! L
llc :r‘ll'liriu . .
. ,‘ubV to liw w. his in ‘ tllll‘. and with i
‘ wh.’ ;. ll \yhczr hc rwcut to
\V; ‘:!t|\\!ll in who} ol
\\ ‘. hr his pins i‘ctl it is not im‘,.rob
ubicllmt hr rum ~_ r out ol~ thc \Vhitr
ilrtl.~l‘ with ulrn. i$ltthUUi ".\r€'l: Yen“
67.”! fi‘“.
‘l‘oruruy know. .
.‘l-sthcr—"‘l‘wrutuy. how :lr'u‘youruur
in: on at school "
V’l‘l'lulll)’—“l“ll'\:? r‘rtc. run." .7.
.‘lothcr “\lcntinu thc Illlllll‘s of some
of :hc tl\tllll‘\ll- animals.“
Tommy "‘l‘hc lrnrw.
v.3.
Mothcr 4 “Mention
the dogr the
some more. ‘
Trillllly " .
Tummyv—f‘Thc goose. the hen, and the
duck.“ ' \
.‘lvlht‘rw“\'cs. I “Hillbillking of four
legged animals. What animal is that
whith xm-s niostly in the house. but
which (Ill-r'n‘lll‘lkt‘s‘ :\ dreadful noise so
that pQ-uplt't‘ulllzu‘. slurp?"
Tommy "l‘uur‘lcggml animal?“
Mothers—- “ Yew."
Tomuiyo—“Unu‘t let people slccpl‘h
.‘lttll‘t'f- Kilt-s.“
Tommy (triumphantly—"The piano.‘
——- 7km; Killings.
About Beards. .
The only law in our free country re‘
gin-ding llt‘tlr1l< concerns our navy. Uur
gztlirmt tars {llgrnlll permitted to Wear
br-zml Hr moustzn'llt‘. The same ordinance ‘
npplicd tothe army at One time. but it
was r‘cpmlctl many years 21:“. the only
Illpulzt! ion being that the beard should [be ;
(timely cut. Tim 1 out t‘umpbell is said
to'have Ulll‘llltlli‘ll that a mun who shaves
hirnsvlfrevcry day and lives to‘ethe age 01
threctecore years and ten. expends in his
life as much time in the not of shaving as
would suffice for learning seven Ian-r
.
gnu E The great French naturalist,
Cuvxer, said that he found himself wast.
lug time with file sharing brush and rt-
zor thut amounted to at least four day. in
the your, and he resolved thenceforth to
‘ wute no more ions time in thatwu’
and he so let h burdzrow.
elllu
.wl 11.. the dis-‘
~11 of :1 n'c.‘ “as :l t'crcmorry of p
" tiarniiy'hiulc is). 1
‘.~f «i bv t utilgl‘t“$ .
rub“ ‘l'llomwulhcn ._ ‘
..
s. “Tobin-gum ‘
54% c about .
is .l :2:...».51.~r is priocd by thcj
_ or r‘li:'r~t nu, \lr‘M'l‘llllllg tho Suvrour‘s pcr
ll.|l|rl‘<tlll\‘ 7t*~‘.‘.t!t'. i
.wri. 'l‘:t}rt<- 'l'oxhl. ~
Kiwi is untlouluctlly.
.2
l REV. DR. TALMAGEI ;
l
k
ETHE nrmoxrmx mver‘s sux.
; {,DAY smurox. -
I, -
, ,
“TIM' ”Fin cns Opened.“
"ELL-’2‘ 1 «a» ”m he‘ovmu ope-lied.
Tr:
no? soul of ”.114 stuminw «m the-
TH!” «'vlvi-l s'j' Ho}. Then thigh ("‘Ir‘d on!
Ivi-‘i; t: .1 .li numw .u...‘ st-ugam-d Hu'r'r 5
hr .<_ »r~. w. [III-I.” Him '.-.':i. ..-_n accord.
insui .' n v. m9 .l1‘ 9);.- .q’fim um] stemwl
Hun. .nJ Hm ryq’ne‘ssvs' iull down their
7|"II'.“( . r‘ :1 your“; Mail‘s .I'vrr“ whgs‘ rlurm‘
tv" u N i"? ,lmr’ the". v'nm i‘ Nte'lnh-m. calling)
Hm”... I.‘
l’li.
. .3 t 1' 9:1“ .,‘-_ iflv-‘II .llsus. r:'r‘rit‘e’
.’ .lml ii. ‘ .w'mi lltm‘n, «HUI rural
' ' g.- uu-‘jl‘nx sin 10
1.» .‘zml Nzil Hui“.
. ell mt
f rousing it‘l"
. \,.r:nl it. Tory
ct this. would likx- to
l. \vrr h sumo pluin .
:rr lill\ day. it they \1.‘
r .cr .; rightl-olisr .. "Kill him. The
. -‘lll\‘ \\ r} t - \lir‘l: ~o :lll“ man was to
’ kirofi. thr- l‘t“':l?ll \ut of him, So they rushcl
‘ \11‘ u l‘glhlt“ of tho city. and with
ii: l oi \. urrxl lwl‘ m‘ tltcy lirairlglit .
itu tho .-‘ is was tho dour win-n :hcy ;
o:m..~l to t-iku awuv lilo llv st rlllll; ll:r\'m;_;’ l
i brought him to th ‘ ”who of thc clit? thcy
six .1 it!1"r-‘l‘ .\1'tcr hc h:rl tallctr th ~y
.llll‘ .ml ‘le tluon. null sown; that ho
wxh :rvr' ~ c ul. thy-v l~‘~-'\ll to drop stoncs
It» at hi «on ~ .rt‘tcr stoninstonc :u’tcr static.
.\m:ll th.» rum of rriixsrlos Stl-phon chum-cm
;r.po\. his knows :rtil fol-ls hxs iitubls. \vhihx
l‘l|l|‘ . l “run from his tcmplmtolrxchw-kS.
For“ hi~ "ll wkx to lll\.1lll‘ltlr‘ll‘.‘ tro‘u lll~ ::rr- 3
'r; outs In low ;‘r‘\‘(llltl_ :rrul l.li‘ll tu'izll: up. '
. l!“ mob-s, too [|“I|\r'l‘.\ for himself and
».\llt‘ t~ do 'ultl‘ inn-ix “lwr‘tl \ccixc
rm q mt llLll was {or hrru w - rd. lay
out lili\ \m in th ‘l!‘ rll.rr:c." t ..r: “his for his
.it\\illl ”17* ‘l‘hcu. t'rmn prim out loss or blood.
1... ~\\.»u:.ml own} and rcll :hlccp
l
l
..._._..
.ll‘xllfi‘ r.
.x: . l, .o \ .: to ~l:l_\' t‘rvn picturcs,
Starr“ "mt-r llr‘;l\‘:‘ll. Stv-tvhcrr lurk»
in; .\t (l opium start-Ml. Stcpircll tn
n~ \zngr .r\'.-.‘:
l“lt‘\l.‘ik\ -l{
llclwr'c ym: t
iwhcro ‘..or :ll
climb .‘l i‘rllrlcr
p um ll .
tlrrr! ‘
ll-‘3t\-‘ll
u‘i <1 . u.
at ~i-lr 'n :txlv-op .
t Stlpll -u gym; into llozlvon.
- u but;- }~~ti want to klan
going to l‘uul llct‘oh- you
)er wont to knnv towhut ‘
\ llv‘x .~\n.l ll Was right i
:1 low “turnouts of
J: lltl-I :l \\'o \vnuhl
nu :l m lll-‘ \rttllt‘ posturc. ‘
“15h :rr iron “1 to how.
xoctltix nun h‘rxo
4‘ in tho slll
p.tll~ of the .. §
c< ttl tb' :r“t
' hour. _' - with i
and mor l‘\"lxlll.’ ml E
l
l
.
“Alli
mzr ltum “xi-.1, hwncrr is tho .»;:rllcr‘_v “horn
r.... us gdlllil’ .l llll' . lm-l‘ ”nouns or lbs .
r- :mu l ll" o ls ‘lo u:~.'.\ crest-rs llrs turlztco ltrtbrs
lowcr' r um whom. no \r..pt‘.;cr'v :lrn marry ‘-
’ mats. ‘e—A Tcl lllrul‘ v-t‘ lllll»‘lll\\l ‘L
vsswiu. .nul ~~n tho wiriliru; “lull l‘slu‘rs l
t counts on which .mnrrurrulo .
. :urxl s ll'rori :rul : Jul. ‘1
‘ b wrlicr‘) lll \‘llu l tho clnot‘ 5
. l‘hcr‘H :uz- tho bright-wt l
i . c l‘h‘ to»: l routls. Tlmrx- 1
l - m! .o is John \‘lks of k
t: malls or too curt‘u 02:1“ 3
b:. it, ham-1‘ :url _:?or\ into it " ;
.\u: t - 3 «‘w «or tkrz‘im't“. .trrl in
to l:~c .:lt‘.tll‘:c\l.ll\ \tll‘dlg 5
up ll‘l" .l‘l ti . c .t ‘\‘\ to mark h mul~~r 3
fl}. _\ ix'w‘li‘ -!o:h.- \wrlrrlu!‘c.tr‘th~p1:tk-~m;-l
' tn~- chh o. ll.r:i 'hx- trout tho llh-lllllallli‘
‘ 2' l t-‘\ low is thc llll‘ll‘ .
‘t. :l‘.l l :rl': ho not: to:
umputs :md mymbi
nu lllr
«xi-n: .~ ' -
l- u c. \o-
w ith
\mvc-l :r..~-‘
L\
.l\ iv l
gnul bywau l thry “cut
\yc flood g. Elli." u: llr'll\r‘ll.
.~ ..1‘ .‘mr It» trls _;-r Eh‘l’flx" thc
143i tlrc ll «ck. . nu - \lt‘fllll
‘ ~ :l-\lllio ill.- i
tltcrt thcrc
‘. :ttrll s «on
r-qult at or sl.‘lll.
. loka: in tip sumo
of .mgclr ‘ «lozru: nu 7‘.‘ “Sunrniu |
is - ll \ “:n;~ of thc .rrrth bring i
llul .u'. ‘i? llo you “on ‘
.. 4 put mien ~‘.:\l\»l lllit‘Slt‘pllr‘fl. l
hml.’ n; m o . l \\»~ burn at grlxi! l
Lulu) . tr. ~u l‘ '- i“ "c |\ no: u l
lll.l!l7 tn tr -i;r\ so 3
n =..u.sl u) \ "til” w 1
‘rw-uwrr out? i ..t ‘ul~ \s ‘
:l :tth _:v'l\i ~l- V l‘.‘\ l‘\‘ll‘\lltll ;
Il-‘ ~ * ' :ri: plow. \Vt‘ j
l rrmw o’ llb‘lll ~lllt‘v tlux l
i l
l
i\_l‘
4
i
don t «2. so who our ‘t‘r‘r‘uds go
.xum "“tltl u~ i‘ito thc lutur‘c “orinl “o
k '~ pi 'UKIEI; ‘l \u llt“n‘.l;il rho .V.uru\\\ and
.ml
* it: an '. il‘ll.‘ll oc vacvtc-l
mm.- out rind shawl on m or
‘llltr\r‘
\\‘lx.‘.~
raptu oilsrop :oi-l ‘bo
': ll’lt‘ll‘llll that
. \ q-cr‘ of guilt.
hr ‘ .erwm;
slur lrkc Htv
You woudcr
\llii
. . y -u
r- :. gll’lll: into lmnlu
if flm’ ‘::.\'~‘ . h nun! » r: i \‘o-l \rw thorn lust,
\Kh “only i!‘ tlrcx would i'woxmxh your
lzlv‘r‘ u \\\. \ovlmu; .l h.“ n b wt with tnmlulc
\‘oo outrlcr it. ”out tho :u\r.;rd «lcliflrts
: tho) lurxc. thov cztrc (is much fur you {Ls tlicy
:lwtl to u hon :lwv cavc \‘ou :r lrc‘t'ltl; bowl
illll pill 'Eico \‘rollltin-r under your burtlcus
You “outlcr‘ ll. they look any ohlcr; :llbl sumo
-. tunc. in tho t‘\.*:rlllg tulc. whcu tho lions‘ lx
. all quh-t. you \‘rllhlt'r if you \h rulxl cull thorn
l by thz-tr limt 2mm:- il‘ thcy would not :urswcr;
on t p E’ltth ~o.m«:.nr.-‘ you do rnziko the ox '
. p~‘r’r:uv'tit. ‘uill \\ hon no otic but liol m ll you!“
sclf uh- thcro \'~-l\ dislmctly cull thclr tillllb‘.
and _hstcn. not unit. and sit gating into
hturvcrr 7 ~ ‘
l‘uss on now. and soc Stoplu‘u looking upon
t‘ln’ist .‘ly to“ says ho saw thc So): of Man
at th:l ri_:ht Mind of (loll. Just how t‘ln'ist. %
lmrkml Hi this uorI-l. just how he looks lll E
l hc.t\~ n, \\‘c cannot \‘ll’. .\ \u‘ilcr in thc tur'c
N‘lllll‘ll‘lu'l‘atb‘t'. H1! llc hml luluo cyc :ru-l i
lulzt rumplcxron. :rutl u \‘cry grucct‘ul struvt~
i uni. but I suppose it was all gut-sswork.
'l‘hc pumh-ixot tlll“~‘l‘r‘lll :rccs lmvctriml to
. inuulzi . tho l\~:lllll'v.\‘ ot‘ l‘lll‘hl. and put them
upon wuu‘uh. but no will have to um! urrtll
with our .. t! l~\'t‘.~ \u- N“ lulu :ur-l with our
”\Wl v. ‘\ \\'c “all hour llnu. .r\n:l yvt thcro
< is". way -~t‘ w u; and hcuriug lliro :roo‘.
;l hmc to t. you that tlrilcxs you
iraw' uri=l hour thrrst on cuitli. you
‘ “ill ucvcr‘ w.- and ha: ‘r llmi iu hoax-chi
l. wk vl‘lle‘l‘rr llc ls lwltohl 'llt~ l.:l'lll\ Hf
llol t‘mryou l.\\l soc llirtif ‘l‘lr ‘ll pray to
“ml to tukr- thu- N‘llln‘x‘ oil. your t‘)'l‘\ Look
that \\;t\_ ~try to 2o rk Ilrit wty. llrs \‘ob‘c
coral-s down to you this \ltl_\' wt'omos down to
the bhmlvst, in tho rlcut'cst mull. so) lug: r
‘ Look unto .\lc. all ye cuds of tho curth. and
two yo s-ivoll. for l :un Hod. oil-l thonr is rroru-
cis- ‘ \ lhn‘luruutlon of univcrsnl crumrcttur
Lon for all slants I‘r‘m'lurrutiou of universal
llllllli ~tv for all rcbcls. Ahmucrus gathcrml
llb‘ llul-ylomsl: ttoblcs to lrs tublc; Hone—(c l.
cutcrmtuwl thc lonls of England at abun—
t not; No Mluou lll. welcomed the Czar of
ltussi‘ uri- the Sultan of Turkey to his toast;
the E: porn“ of tlcriuurry was gltl lto have our
rrunistcr. George Bancroft; sit clown with
him at llb‘ tublc; but toll mo. yo who know
most of the world‘s history. what other king
ever askel the :rlet’ndouml. and thoforlm‘u.
urul tho wrotclrcd. and tho outcast. to corrm
and sit down beside him! 0. wrunlert‘ul it»
VlQItionf You can take it today. and
stand at. the hood of the darkest alley in all
this city. and shy: “Como! Clothe; for
your rags. solve for your sores. a throne for
vour eternal reigning.“ A Christ. that talks
like thut. and acts like that. and pardons
like that—do you 'wondor that Stephen stood
looking at- Him! l'lrope to s ud eternity.
doing the same thing. i mus son Him.
must look up: m that face onto clouded
with my sin. but now radiant with my
rdoxu I want to touch that hand that
lurked otl‘ mv shackles I want. to hear
that voice whidr pmnounnxl my deliverance.
Behold Him. little children. for it‘ you live to
three scum yoars'aud ten you Will so:- none
so fair. Behold Hun. ,Ve aged ones. for lie ,
oril ~ can shine through the (humans of your
. farllrr" eyesight. Behold Him. north. Be
bold rm, heaven. What a moment when
. all the nations of the saved shall gather
l around Christi All faces that way.
; thrones that way, gazing, gazing on Jesus
. “ Ills worth it all the notions knew. ‘ , ..
sure the whole earth would low uun. too
l pass on now. and look at Stephen stoned.
The world has always wanted to get. l‘ld t
good men. Their very life is an “null. upon
; wickulmss. Out. with Stephen through the
: gates of the city. Down With hint over the
' ' Let every man come upuud drop
‘ But thwe man drd
killed them-
1
l
, howl.
, not so muc kill Stephen as the
wolves. Ever-yam rebound upon them.
While than in on: transfixed by the
: acorn of All good men, Stephen lives in the
{adulation of on =Chr'istendorn. Stophon
finned; hut
;lhrul. mul Stcphcrr of the text.
=picture. rind that is h‘tcpllou aslocp. .
. tho mob howling.
l alv-cp'“ .\rr=l yet my lot! t.rl;.\;\ that symbol .
show yon-scores an an who utterly , abnor-
It all men spank well of you. it is house
you are either a laggard or a dolt. If n
steamer makes rapid pnrgms through the
wares. tho water will boil and foam all
around it. Brave soldiers of Jesus Christ
will henrthccarbines click. \Vhen I see a
man with voice. and rrroney. and irrtlueuto
all on the right sideamd some caricature
him. and some sum-r at him, and some do»
nounco him. and men who protoml to be act'r
uatcl‘liv ight motives currspir‘c to cripple
him. to cast him out. to destroy him. 1 say:
“Slx‘pllr‘ll>llltlt‘d.“ \thn l 5.1! :\ mun in
some zwat moral or religious hat‘oriu battling
against gmgairops. exposiu; wickmlucss in
high places. by active rucaurs trylrrsr to purify
the Church and ln-ttcr the worh ‘s as—
tate. and l tirrd that. the
anatnmrrurize mm. and men. cvcn good men,
Oppu‘t‘ llllll mill «lcrrouncc him. bccuuse.
llt‘ wspupels 3
“ Asleep in loans. blessed deep.
From which none ever woke to weep:
A cum and undisturbed “page.
Unlnjured by the hat of tau. -
“ Aalecp ln Jeane. far from thee
Thy'kindrcd and their groves may be;
But more is still a blessed sleep.
From which none ever wake to weep.”
Yttu have won enough forone morning No
one can successfully examine more thfin five
pictures in a day. T hcl‘t‘forc we sto r. haw
mg soon this cluster of lhvmc llup nels—-_
Stcphcrr gazing into hwrven: Stcphcu looking.
at t‘hrist; Stephcu stotrwl; Ste‘phvu in M3
dying prayer; Stephcn aisle 1).
Man‘s Life.
Man‘s life, from infancy to tottering.
~ use, is one continued struggle with hives.
though he tl<\*5 rood. ho duos not do it in ‘
U‘ l mu:
r war. “S!"llllk‘il stoned.“ The
world. “‘ml intiiriv spitc. took ut‘trr John ‘
Ficicr‘inl: lllnu‘lru. null Robert Moll‘nt. and
But. 5%»:
uoiicc. my l‘r‘icrrds. tbrt while thoy amulml
him they did not sol-cowl r silly in killing,'
him. You may assault a good loan. but you
cannot kill him. Uri Lhotirly of his (loath.
Stcpllt‘n smoke lwt‘or-o n fcw people in the Sun-
lmlrim; this Sabbath morning ho a-ldnw :
all t‘hristoullom. ‘l'uul. tho .-\ rustic stood
or Mars Hill addressing a handful of
philosoplwm who know not so much about.
s‘icnz-c as a modern school girl. Today he
trlks to all. the millions of l‘hristcrulom
about the womlcrs of justification and the
glories of rcsur‘rm'téorr. .lohtr \“mloy was
howled down by tho mob to whom he pnmchcll
and they throw bricks at. him. and tlre'v de~
uouuml him. and they jt Slir‘tl him and thoy
spat upon him. rubl yct tlhluvju :lll hunts. ho
is :lulzmttml to be thc grout tr thcr ot' Mctho‘l‘
ism. llwfih‘s builot vucotwl t‘rc l‘rosi-lcrrtiul
chair; but from that spot of r‘t‘llgllllllv“ blood
on tho tlnor in tho lox of Fouls l'hontru,
tbcrc \pl‘ullg up tho our life of a nation.
Slcphcit stuncrl: but Stcplu-rr alive, .
I‘M» on now. and sw- Stcphcu in his dying
pray-r. llis tint thought “us not how the
elilllt‘s hurt his hca-l. nor who! would bosom”
01 his bu l‘ llis first thought was about. his
‘l'll'lL “Lord .lmrrs. rm cm- tl\,\' ‘l-trrt.“ l‘bo
rmmlcrx-r‘ standing on lllt‘ll‘flll‘lrkvr‘ thcbluvk
cu;- bcrngg draw u oxcr lrl.\ howl lx‘torc thc ox-
ccution. may grirnmv about the tuttu‘o. but
) on and l llllVr‘ ll-r sham” m cohl'cxsh; snruo
unxlctyulmul \\lu-rc\vcurcgorn;tncoiriuuifl.
\‘ou :u‘cuot zlll bah .'l‘hcrc is \\ ll but 3 ouu soul.
1 am it git-:nu from your :‘y-‘s t nluy. rut l
50v ll rrrmlmtru: yougcmmt .nurcc. Smoc-
timcs l mu :tlmsltcd llct'orc nu uudicrrcc.
not lsoczrusc l conic urrdcr your physical c\‘c~
Sight, but lw-“ulxt- l rcnlrh- tlrc truth tlmtl
stand lwt‘orc so rrrrliy hrrruor'txr! spirits. l'ho
pzolurbrlrty is that your l-o ly \\'lll at hrs! find
ll \olluitun- m soulu nl~ Lllt‘ \‘t‘llu‘lol‘lt‘s that
surround llll<t ity 'l‘lb-rc is no doubt but
tlurt‘ your oiwupllcs will bc «lcccut :url w-
.spccttui. and you \\’:ll l-o :rblclo pillow your
howl urnlcr thc muplc. or tho Norway .\|Il‘ll.‘r‘.
\Il‘lllt‘(‘\ pro“. or tho ll;t\\'\\t[ulxl; fly; but llIl-s
stunt ‘tl-ulll “lllt h Slot-hon pruy‘sl. “hut dr—
t‘rvtruu will that L‘lkt‘.‘ What guidc \ull cs»
.. ii: What g-ltc Will open to rccczvc
thtt cloud \\'.ll bc clclt for its tertlmuy'
.\lt~‘r it has got lu~\orul lb: . it of our sun.
\uli tlu-rc lno lr-t‘.‘l as llgl; wt for tho l‘v\l of
of :h- way \\ill the Milli hzlvo‘to trmcl
thin-ugh tori; llmcr'ts lwtnz'c l‘ hflr‘th tin-
gun-l Lurl.‘ if no should luv our pathway.
\\ lli lhr‘t‘t‘ ln‘ :\ mlstlo at winner (“to \\ ‘ lusty
:rxk tho way to tho cih * U. th s ll\\.\l-‘l‘lt'll\
sprlt \‘illtlll us. I! has two “no.5. but ll is
1:: :\ rugs) iron. ll Ls lockcd fem to kccp
ll; lrll! lr‘l lllt‘ tlmxr‘ l‘l llllxl‘ugr-up'll llu‘ lr‘a‘l,
nth] tlru‘t xoul Ls all. Euglc‘s “in; would not
catch it \thu tlzosozil lvanx the both It
trlkos titty \rorhixut :r bourrl .-\rrl luu - I
no :m‘uoty lllwrlll it lloxc you no :ru'ucty
:rlmtzt ll ’ l do not crrro “but \mrlo \\ rth my
luvl) uhcu my x. ul ts goo-g or \\lu»:lu~r \nu
\‘ .
ll;
brlicvc ur cr‘cmutrou or :ulprrrmtlmx. I
shall \lwp his! as \ul‘. m “rapport:
o!“ mullclotlr its in \‘llltl hrul
will ca;lv'\ llooix. llut ll:\' \Irdl lcl‘nrc l
lx‘.‘
\ ‘ lllh lzoou‘ this ruorum; l “ill tin l out
o it is you: r.» hind ‘l‘hrmk ill-ll for tho
:llllltllllrl'l ot my lr‘xl. llrzl! \\ Au wo .lro
ll\‘\il\' tukcs 'l‘hut llll\\\tl“ .‘ l «pivsttorzs
for mu. “ilrut thot ii that» “o
l1;n\‘l|«'l\\\‘<‘ll lr.-r\~:unl tlrc c.t\ of I
coulvl xvrrrun- thorn What thoufl: Elm!“ or
E crcot Suhzrrus ot‘_ .l:rr‘krr\s<,. .bwus m
ilhnuc thm. “but though I got “no \
on thc “iv. Fluid couli i.t‘t tuc on lll.‘
t‘.ltlllik\ \‘ltl \ll-‘tllrlx‘? ' \\'lr;\t thmuh lucra-
ocrc \llllxlll\' to Russ. ”is h. rill «mull
transport inc. ‘l‘iicn lct StuphcuR pix-u vr l_~o
my .lurr: luau} ‘ “ Lonl .Icsux. huvul- my
spirit “ It muv iv in that hour \w slut! bc
too t‘oci‘ln to qty a long przucr. It may bc lll
that hour wo will not bo ablc to my the
“ Lord‘s l‘mycr.“ turn has scum pctztzorrs.
l‘crhups “c ruuy ho to.» foolrlo cm. to my tho
mum: praycr o’u~ ruothcrx toruht I‘n. “hich
John Quincy ;\tl:llll>. snotty yours ohm».
. or pound muster.
wind-colic, mumps. chicken—pox, rumi-
slcs, scurletinu. \\'lrv.mping~couglr, gum-
boils. corns. headache. carbuuclcs, chil—
hluius, bile. toothache. rheumatism. cur-
nnrt worms. gout. potato bugs, dead
beats. weevil, ' frowsy butter. cigarettes
and smallpox. llefighteth them at every
turn. Ilc dilligeutly npplieth paregnric.
Senna. Paris grecn. tluxeeml poulticc. oil
of cujeput, petroleum linimeut. Jamaica.
ginger and camphor gum, and yet he is
not happy. His steps shorten; his teeth
decay -. his strength giveth out; his frame
tottereth; his beauty frrtleth: he dropped;
by the way; thc grass groweth ovcr
his grave and he is forgotten. In con-
sidcrutiou of those facts it behooveth
cvcry mun to buy n 1?th one spring
elcctiou. and thus curve for himself a
name that shall be inscribed on the
records of his native town. associated
with the honorable title of notary public
Thus may his fame be
handed down to posterity though his
bones shall mingle with the all absorbing
clods of the quiet \‘ullcy—lhnm-ili'a
Br.- we.
, The t‘hlc‘go Fire.
The Chicago fir-c was the greatest con-
tlmxrutiorr si’iicc thc burning of Moscow
in NH. The fil‘l"§llll‘ll‘ll iu the l‘\'t‘lllll;!‘
of tlctobcr S. l‘il: in .r burn in :r rcmotc
portion of tht‘ city. whcrc tr \ iciuus row
kicked over a lump. chcntccn thou‘
swnd four llllulll‘ul :rud titty buildings;
wcrl- llcstroyctl. and u ll‘ll‘l of ‘3.l13~llll‘l‘t-s ~
was ravaged; l‘titltl stun“. l\\l‘lll_\"l‘l_‘\'lll .
‘fum .Ewcll- :
hotels. sixty church“ and l .
lugs. coveringr :m lll'"?l of four mill-s lung.
by one milc \Vltlt‘. \wrc burnt-d; $173.— 1
Dim. mm was liwl. Thc irrsur'uncc.
mrmtmting to $1?\‘.|Nl0.lltb|. was ‘listrilr-
utctl among 200 insurance companic“.
and >i\t_v four of thcm fuiictl iu curisw
qucncc of the grcu! ,lufiiucss pr‘csorrc.
‘l‘wo hurrlrcll and tittr lives wcr'c lust.
"(bititributious for Still! rcrs \\ cl“: rcccirul
sud :‘\r‘l‘_\' night “hurt hc put his lawn! upon .
Ills pillow:
“Now 1 lay ruc down to ‘ccp.
lpru} the Lord to) sou; :n km'p.
\Vo may lvc too l\\‘lll" to crrrpilyy cithct‘ of
thow t‘uruiluu‘ forms. but this plxtycr of Sto—
phcu is so short. is so curb no. is so r'.‘ll‘r\r‘.\l. is
so corriph-hcusrvc. \vc sur‘c'ly “lll l-c :rblc to
snyrtlnrt. “Lu-rd ult‘\\l.\. rcccivc my sprint.“
ll. 11' that prnycr rs :lllSWt‘h‘l. how .\\\M‘l it
\\ Ill. ho to ilh-T 'l‘h s world N clcvor cnough
to us. l't‘l‘ll‘l]\\‘ ll has tn‘atc‘l us :\ grwtt do“!
bottcr than we .lcsct‘rcll to bo trout ~:l;
but it‘ on lltd dying; pillow them shall
l-h‘uk thc light of that lwttcr world. wc shall
lmvc no ruorc rcgnrt about. honing u \ttmll.
'durk. dump house tor ono lnrgc. bountiful.
and cnpzrcrous.
utlclphm. sourc ycurx “3.1“.lb":llllllllll_\‘rlr‘lllr‘lt‘l
it who“. In tho lust mH writ. he tlm-u up his
hands and criwl out' “I :noxc into the light 7"
l‘u.\\ on now and I will show otw mom
“’ith a
puthos turd sirrrplicity [H‘uhur to tho Scriptv
urns tho tcxt S:l}‘> of Sicphcu: “llo t‘cll
thlccp.“ “U.“ you my. “whmku plucc that
was to slccp‘ .»\ hard rock uudcr huh. stor cs
Collin; down upon lirru. tho blood strmurrmg.
\\'h;rt :\ plum it was to
~itt}:ll».‘l‘
mus-t l\::l\
pom-clul was it.
[ll
ll.
of .lcwrllw his llcp‘rmurc. so
roirtctmsl was it.
Stcphvu lubl livcd
:l \‘crv laborious ht‘c. llis chlct' work
had ml“ to urt‘c for th\ poo. lluw many
lrtl\'\‘~ of bread hc \listr‘ibtttcl. how many
but? foot liolmll an“. ‘rlml. lro“ rrrrmy colsol'
swkucxs :u:~t xilstn .tc lll“5\‘\l with llllllla“
trim of kin-hr ss and low. I do not know;
but from tho \xll)‘ hc husl. and tho way he
Ni
\\
'lfhcrt llyiuc. mirrrstcr in Hill» '
SH
tvrouchml. and tho wuv llc dint! know ho‘
was a ln‘m u'ior‘ls l‘hristlnn. llut- that.
ts all ovcr no“, llc llllS > pnxssul
tho cup to tho lust fronting hp. He
has taken tho lust insult from his Nlt‘ll\lt\\
'l‘hc lust \lle to whosc crushing \\'oi_:ht ho is
Sll\\“i_‘ill\lv‘ has bccn hurlcd. Stcphcu is drool!
'l‘hc tl‘lSK‘lltlr‘S come 'l‘hcy tnkc him u r. They
wash a“ uv tho blood from the wourn s. '1 boy
.‘xtuugbtcn out tho bruised limits 'l‘hcy brush
buck the tsruglmi hair from tho brow. and
thou tbs-y pass around to look upon the
c \hu cwuutcuzuu‘c of him who hull lived
for the poor and died for the truth. Stephen
“3‘.wa l hnvcwon the son drivcrr with tho
lturrrcaik~ until thotauzlod t‘luim caught in the
rigging. and wuvc rising above wuvo scoured
as if about to storm the heavens. and then I
lnrvc sum tho tempts! drop. and tho waves
crouch. and everything luxxmro smooth and
burnislrc-l as though :1 camping place for the
glorim of heaven. So have 2400“ suntan.
“'llll‘l‘ life has bccn tossed and drivcu. (outing
down at. last. to an infinite calm. in which
them was the hush of heaven‘s lullaby. Stephen
asloopt I saw such an one. He fought all
1: s days against- poverty and against those.
They trmluwd his name. They rattled at: the
door knob while he was dying. with duns for
debts ho c‘ould not pay: yet the ponw of God
brooded over his pillow. and wlulo tho world
faded. heaven dawned. and the deepening
twilight of earth‘s night was only the opening
twilight of heavon‘s morn. Not a sigh. Not
a tear. Not- a struggle. Hush! Stephen
leco 2 .
l liiujc not. the faculty to tell the weather.
I can never tell by the setting sun whothcr
them will be a dro ht or not. I cannot tell
by the lowing of‘lhe wind whether it will
be fair weather or foul weather on the mob
row. But I can prophesy. and I will
prophrwy what weather it will be when
on, the Christian. come to the. You may
ave it. very rough now. It may be
this wwk one anno co. the next another
annoyance. It. may this year one bereave-
ment, the next another bereavement. Before
this year has and you run ' have toheg for
hr. ad. or ask or u scuttle 0 coal. ora pair of
shoes: but spread your death couch amid the
leaves of the finest. or make it. out of the
straw of o paupor‘s hut. the wolf in the jun~
gle howling clout.r by. or. inexorable cmditom
‘ mixing» the pillow from under vour dying
gland—Christ. will come in and dorm
Will go out. And t ugh than may
be no to close 9
undnobremouwhichtoresty dying
Moudnooandlewlitttho ‘hhtho
non fifimmrmflud
tbdovil‘ Waldo-am
l
from cxci-y part of lln l’uit: d 5t tics. and
n‘s.» from l‘unmla :rul from England.
Scurccly a tmceol‘ ti grcut corrtlugru-
tion of 1‘71 now n. :rirrs in (‘hicagm
w hich has bccn rcbizit or :\ much grandcr
Scale. , 1).- l. Ir‘rsr‘ I‘r-ts.
w. 7*—
.‘linstr‘cls and llurnt t‘ork.
The popular lllt‘:\ is that we put somo 7
sort of grab); pier-or. :~~n on our t'ancs to
“lake lltc lrllrzrl cork u‘ulllc Ull t" ‘ ‘.
says it {nitrous tlx‘;:l'o tiziustrc‘. to u l’hila
dclphiu New rqmrtn; but if u luau
wants to bccourc prrnmucutly block. all
lzc ucnl do is to urcux- his face befurc hc ~
him scrubbing ‘
lllht.‘ '
blacks up. it would kv‘e
all night. and he \x..l'\ havc to
'2ch skin off Isl-fozc hc could gct it out.
The prcpur. lion of thc cork is simple.
The property mun p‘.'.:his;corks in a pan.
poms a little alcohol over them. lights
thc =i‘.mlit\l. and the lent the? the rest.
BUDGET-OF FUN.
HUMOROCS SKETCHES FROM
VARIOUS SOURCES.
. A Doubtful Compliment—A Palpablc
Hit—Stood High—Heart Troubles
——Roruco and Juliet ~— Pol~
ishcd by Travel. Etc.
Author (to fricudl—“Aud you like my
stories :" .
Fricud—“ch. '
Author—"\V‘uich do you like best ?“
Fricnd-"The shortest ouc.“-d'rk¢ra~
:ww Tr-u‘u'tr.
l
~
A Palpahlo
Miss l“:rir«-".
you are a printer
beautiful you mus
Miss lloscr“
)lundogsky—‘x-an but we painters
admire only the rcul beauties in nature,
- and l um told that your friend paints
those charms we are told to nrlmirc."
)liSs l-‘—~“lt is a gross slander. I assure
you. 1 have known hcr for yours. and
' she no more points t run—«you do.“-J-u!ye.
Hit.
M. Mr. .‘lumlogsky. as
ll an admirer of the
admire my friend
t
l
l
’ Slum! High.
“How about this young man that
comcs so often to see. you, Millie?“ said
the old gcntlcnmu to his daughter.
“Why. hc‘s very nice and cutcrtzliuing,
papa. I‘d like to havc you mcct him.“
“\‘cry likely. llut \vhut ishis imdtiou?
Docs he stand high in society :“
“Uh. ycs llldt‘t‘ll. popm" He is six feet
two. l‘lez’rr/mu t 'I'mrrL r.
"cart Trorrblcs.
Two young lu-iics wcr'c sitting togctllcr
in :t Mrcct car.
; palc :r-rnl thih‘urrll \ccmcd to be suffering.
At the llt‘.\l corucr thc irnulid got up and
' lcft the car. .\ gczil’cmzur \\ ho hurl bc‘cn
sitting Uplblnllt‘ said to the remaining
lad" ‘
“Hru‘usc nut. Iuru :r ph} <lt‘l‘tn.
ccivc you tricml is an invalid.“
“Vt-s." was the t‘rply; “allt‘ lrzh a heart
1' troublc."
"Probably uu :incurism.“
E “No. a West Point c:ulct."—--“{’?iuy8.
I pct-
anut‘u and Juliet.
llc .lunguishingr —~‘ ‘I have bccn hoping
that you would in time (our: to regard
tuc it‘ your com} .mt’."
Shc ainlsirfully .. . t‘ampniy!
do you rncrtrr by lllil
‘ ‘ W hut
E “0 Mum-mo .~~\v.-u. as Sour
; bcnu.“
l 5"“ 'l’iu‘m‘ il.‘""*"‘llhf Thtt‘s what
icompmy rm- .
‘ llc :‘mi ~r“\‘cs. And if 15ml
(‘nzrsE-lcr mc 1s \dll!‘ ('~|tlip;l!l_\ I should
like to consitlcr you us my Irtisrry.“
>lrc ntnndrr“:;fl\" «“l‘ourtuiwqw"
llc atriump‘ itI_\ . ~»“\‘cs.' lwvattsc.
' you know. urinary ”tut-s t‘rllll§|.llt}‘ “
Shc ulczuurcly .—Ar“l \cc. Wc'éi admit
‘ thcrr that you :irc corripuny :llbl 1 into ‘y.
. llut don‘t you think miscry :l v:~ry Lll‘ll‘
I gl‘t‘t‘Jltil.‘ name for A girl. and that it
ought to bc clungctl my to coutpuzry."
Then he poppz‘d. ~ .5; ohm t'c. ric".
l‘olishctl h) Tran-l.
A Washington cozrcspuull :r'. tvlis of u
\St‘llll: mun who has utlonlcal no Kittie
. attithrltlt‘ltl to sm-icty' thcrc. llis fltllvr
f dilul some time u: 1. {c.rvilr: him a for-
; tutrc. y..ru:r::~tcr. with :1 grcut
ll‘l
A “nip “It." ., l‘..'\“‘t..u a... hands flourish. “rill to lln‘rluutlptml Zill‘ll his
smoothcs out lhc l2. ps ..ul thc grit. int-lull} l“““““;‘i‘. :m ”Ilttultrtotzr‘c a’ke‘i:
'l‘hcrc's another way In Like out the grit, l “llrl; "“1 \ h“ the 19w”;
which is to drop the burnt cork into a E "‘\f‘- . ‘ _ ..
tub ..f “nu.“ and a... grit goes 1., I}... . "lllal‘yruscc \\c~:uuul~:cr..
bottom. 3 “\«v
All he has to do is to skim o2!
thc tloltiug sub‘tuncc. and he has the ’
until 33s.
lino!
Into a paste rr‘:
.\ little water makes this
uly for tho
m——-—————
A Japanese Baby In Washington.
Mmc. Kuki's baby is the. son of the .
alrrpancslr Minister. and it: pretty little ‘
.lupziucsc c_\es and its yt‘llow l-rcrun omn-
plcxiou. together with its \\ inning ways,
make it as bcuutiful a.“ any American
baby vou havc cvcr seen. lts hair is jct
bl.:c . and it laughs and crics just like
an .\mcric:lrr luby. It isthc pritlcof tho
.lapuucsc .‘liuistcr‘s hcutt. llc )ll’l‘dfi it
to all of his. t'l‘icrrxls.aml brings it out now
and then on Stutc occasions.
Mme. lluki. its mothcr. is u very aw
complhhcd hulr. She i< tine looking.
and shc \vcurs dresses and diamonds us
tlnc us any you have soon at
Housc reception. Slu‘has a nanny ycb
low com tlt‘\lt\l\‘ block c_\'l 3 with lurll~
closed lixls, nit-.1 masses of b‘uublal‘k
hair wound at the back of her hcud. She
tlrcsscs in liuropcun style. llllil >lll‘ keeps
hcrlmby tlrcsscll in the ellllll‘
'l‘hc little one is now two yours obl. :fiitl
lit-gins to pruttlc in bmkcu English.—
“lh/Ai :5)? vi Lr‘llrr.
Cannibalism as It ls.
Although cannibalism :s reported by
missionaries to buvc died out among the
islands of the South Seats it is far more '
common than is gent-rally iumgiued. says
a writer in the San Francisco t‘flivuicle.
In New lr‘clurul I saw a biwtight between
two Villages. and aftcr the battle the
bodies of those who had fallen were eaten.
The bodies. after Ming N‘llldthl in hot
'uter. are St‘l‘dlk‘d with :t bamboo knife
by old women. An old man cuts up the
bodies. taking care to keep the thigh and
shirt bones, which are used for spear
bonds. ‘
After being w rapped in ~xtout leaves. the
dismembered cadavers are placed in ovens
dug in the ground and in four days are
ready for outing. The natives made no
concealment of their dng’thtiug nreul.aud
during the feast they held wild dancing
and orgies. The prepuratiou of ),
cocozmut and human brains is called salt-
sak, and is in great deumrd among the
women. The females seem to be. mom
brutal and savage than the ‘ men during
this cannibal bouquet.
Ups and Downs in Wall Street.
An old genternan Wham the writer- met
yesterday. in four- years id one firm in
Wall street the sum of 250.000 in conrs
missions. He was a wealthy nun when
he went into the street with a laudable
but. unwarrontable drum} ‘to increase his
patrimon‘ by speculatlglg In stocks. New.
so heavy awe been his losses that he
would be satisfied if he possessed the
sum he has ‘d out in commissions. .As
it is. he wit cheerfully accept a clerk-
ship in the name firm. If he had been
contented with n handsome sufllclency
for the day, amounting really to a super-
abundance, he would “0“ be in minute
instead of com rative destitution. 0n
the other hand, u young clerk who a ' flew ]
ago commenced to speculate in ‘the i
street with $200, the ”Yiugs of o year’s
uhstinenee from smOkmg. is worth in
real estate over $1,000,000 tad several
more in localities. In Wall Itroet
speculation what is game for one mun in
ruin for ouother.-—Nw York Lodge.
‘r--~-‘-O"“"‘“‘0" .
A459 and coo-plot» uhtuu rt ~:lu.
works of Goliloo is to be published. in
twenty gnu-to volume-of five hundred
government
a \Vhito .
manner. ';
l swcr could be made to them.
“llrllu't you ecc l‘.lrii:trrrcrit
* stun.”
i “No.“
“\Vc‘l. what in the world llil v ru d.»
lllu‘rhttl :“ ~
~ “1 brmmht ll‘l' k <ix brand new ovcr‘
coats of thc lll|‘\l fishing.“ was thc
young man‘s >ummin: up ot‘ the result of
i his {Flik ~ l‘c‘r‘fidr‘?‘ d’lti 1":U’:a£a—il:’.‘2
in sea-
Slrc was Equal to Him.
llostcttcr .‘l: \Giurtis -“.\liss lismcrclda.
llovc you"
Mi.“ l-Ixmcrcltlu -—“llut
tukcubou! my bciri: rich.
girl. .‘lr. .‘ll'llllllll>.u
it's all :1:rri‘~
[am a poor
“You didn‘t lct rue finish my scntcnt‘e. :
I “as going to say 1 lovcd you no!“—
! “That s all right. Mr. Mcllitmis. l
‘ was only tcstitr: your :rtl‘cctiorrs. l huvc
a fortune o. $1U-Ltlrltt in my own trumc.“
i “Why do you ititcrrupt inc.’ [ “his
~ saying l lm'c) .m not ouum‘o‘mt of your
tr.orrcy. but for y-uirxciflrlotrc.”
i “I‘m glad to hcur‘it. 'l‘lmt wzrs all u
‘ jokc about the $l0thtl00.“ replied lis-
lncmldu.
‘ )lctlirmis lo kcd ris if he unis not fccl-
lug \\‘cll.v« I‘m. . 51:054.".
Mr. Evans (lot a Reply.
At New York city. in the full of lSIL‘a
case was lriml bcfore Judge Sutherland.
in which the law tirm of Evans. South
mayd & t'houtc :lppcnrcd for the defence.
Mr. Evans mailc the concluding argu-
rtrcut.:irul thc lament the grclrt coun-
Sclor sccurcd for him :l corrsirlcruble audi~
crrccof law'ycrs from neighboring courts.
in mblitiotr to marry pcrsons who had
more or lcss iritcrcst in the procccdings.
Mr. Evans hull l ecu speaking for some
hours and was cvidcutly ucuring his pcr-
omtiun. . llc lcguu to sum up his :rrgtb
moms, aurrl :rskcl impn‘ssively what arr-
Again he
placed the points in lucid army. and
again asked a similar que~tiorr. 'l‘hcrr a
third time he restated his case with vivid
eloquence, and once more. in louder
tones. wound u r with:
"What is their answer!“
llc paused. You could have heard a
pin drop. Suddenly the door of the
court room opened. and a peddlcr, stick-
ing his head and a feather duster into
the Opening. cried out:
“Brooms!“
In a moment the room was rin ‘ng
with uncontrolluble laughter in w ich
everybodv joined—even the judge on the
bench and the orator himself. Mr. Everts,
however, kept on his feet. and was the
first to recover composure. With his
hand raised to command attention. as the
roar subsided. he said solemnly:
"That was not. indeed. the reply which
I expected. But you may rest assured
that when you do get their answer you
will find it equally frivolous and incur»
sequent—American Magnesiu.
A Green Recruit.
Adjutant General E. B. Gray. of Madi-
son, \V'is. favored the members of Rum
sour Post, G. A. R, with a little talk re~
contly. In the course of his remarks he
referred to the *neral ignorance of the
first recruits in [matters pertainining to
thearmy and navy, and stated that the
l North hud very few ml soldiers the first
. two years of the war. As an illustration
- of this pom‘ the rellted the following in~
cident:
“Soon ofterthe first callfortroops woe.
! issued," he said, “a member of one of the
f newly organized regiments which had
l 1“ »W ‘
Une- of thcm was vcry‘
now there, he having been ratsed' in on
inland town. At lest he came across
one of those great anchors that; are used
m a man-of~wnr. One. of the dukes was
sticking in the ground. while the other
stuck some twelve or fourteen fett in the‘
air. and the shank extended out.
to one side about fiftcen feet. The
recruit was very much interestcd in
this strange piece of machiucry. llc ex-
amined it on all sides. tried to move it,
and occasionally stared all around the
ot hcr object. After a while the yard
officer came around and told him he
would have to leave the yards.
" ‘Oh. but gosh blame it. I ain‘t ready
to go yitf‘ said the recruit. ‘
“ ‘L‘un't help it sir.‘ replicd the ntliccr;
‘tlre yards closout live o‘clock, and every-
body has to gct out thetr.’
. “ ‘But I want to stay hcn‘. and I‘m not
going out. My name‘s Peterson. and I
belong to the Sevorrtictlr New York."
“ ‘Mzrkcs no dilIt-reucc; you must: go.
But what on earth do you want to hang
around here for?
“ “Why, I‘ve been waiting here for an
hour to see the chap that handles this
gosh‘blumod pickmrud I‘m going to stay
here till he comes‘if I have to wait all
summer.‘ "‘- Chicago Herald.
——-———-——————-—
flow Thermometers Am Made.
If thermometers were all ,of uniform)
caliber and graded uccumtcly there
would. of course. be no dill'crcucc in
their records. But the fact is that many
are imperfectly made. and fil‘l‘elt‘ssly
graded. and these. of course, will give
widcly differing rcsults. The first point
in the constr'uctiouof the mercurial ther-
momctcr is to soc that thc tube is of uni—
form caliber throughout its whole in-
terior. To :ISt‘t‘rtzlln this a short column
of rucrcury is put into the tube and
“moved up and down. to soc if its length
1 remains the snmc through :lll parts of the
; tubc. If a tube whosccnlibcr isnot imi-
‘ form is used slight ditfcrcnccs are mzule
. in its graduation mallow for it.
A it sic
:of equal par-Ls is ctrhed upon thc ttibv. I
; and from obscrvntimrsof the int-qualities
' of tlzccolumu of rrrcrcury ruovcd in it a
f tublc giving- thc tcmpl-raturl-s nun-r
.spornlin; to thcsc divisions i~ form -.l
l bulb is now blown on thctubc. and \
l the open curl of thc lattcr is xlippcl into
i rucrcury heat is npplicd to the bulb t .
5 cvpnrrd thc :lll’ in it. 'hc her: is thcu
withdrawn. and. the air within contract-
ing. :1 portion of the mercury ri<cs in
" the tube and partly fills the bulb. To the
opczr cml ofthc tub ‘ a funnel containing
mercury is titted. the bulb p’ucnl v-\‘cr
:r tlurnc until it boils. thus eq‘c‘lizrg all
air and nruixtttrc from the ll‘.>2!‘lllll~‘ll’.
and. on cooling. the tube insturrtl‘. tits
with mcrcury. The bulb is now piuccll
in 3mm- hot fluid nursing the ruc'cnry
within it to cxpr‘lml and tlowovcrthc top
; of thc tube. and when this overacw has
- ccust-«l thc opcrr crul of thc tub!- is’ heated
\\ ith a blow pipe tlumc. To grud'mtc the
irr~trzlnrcut. the bulb is place-d in melting
ice. and. “hon thc top of the ruc "my
column ll-rs fullczt is low as it will. note
is tukcu of its podtiorl rcfcrrcd to the
scale on the tube. This is the {rm-rim:
point: lt is mlrkcllrls zcro on the ther-
m \mc'crs of Kclsius null ll-zmmur. and
To
.t
as 2“ on the l-‘zthrcuhcit system.
.lctcrmirrc tln- hailing point, tho i
turn: is plan-ll in a lirctaliic \cso-l with
double \\‘:rll~‘. lwtwccu which circ::l:.tos
the steam from boiling wntcr. llctuecu
thc frccring and boiling point of watcz
Nil clpml dcgrccs are. marked in the
\“lttizt‘mlu :rd‘luatiou of t‘clsius. ISO
Ill-grccs on thr- l-‘uhrrzrhcit plan. and so
digress on the llcummtr. Uzi marry tlrcr-
: ruorrlctcrs all tlrrcc of lhr-sc gr:cl::..tiuus
.«lrc iodicutc-l on the frame to which the
tube is attached. Some wt-cks after a
thcrmomctcr inns been made and gnrtlcrl
it may bc noticcd that whcn the bulb is
letttli~‘!\r'\l in pounded ice the tucrccry
\lst no: quitc \L'M‘t‘ml to thevt'tccriu:
point. This is owing to u :rmluulwv
pelnsion of the lucn‘ury which usually
our-s utl for ircarly two ycurs. whcu it is
{AYEBLl that the zcro has ri~cn nearly 3
\‘llul.‘ tlt‘rrtt‘. It is tllt‘n lit‘t‘t‘s‘fl’y to
a i‘lc down thc scale to \\ hich the tub: is
fastened. so that it will read :rccurotcly
the urovcrucuts of the mercury. Aftcr
this change. the accuracy of the thermo-
' mctcr is usmrcrl. us there is no t'urtlrcr cx~
pansion of the mercury columu.— Infer-
l (-‘C-itlfit.
Broad Making.
.\ lelrrcl of good tlour should make
from 220m 255 live'l‘cut burn-cs. .‘lzmy
bukcrs blcrul four brands. as two Mimic—
mm springs and two ludirum winters.
lsct‘ore thcy gct the right :iiioy.
u~c only uric grade of spring anal:
tw \ of wintcr \\ heat. Tlltfit‘ nuke .
the bcst brands of fancy brcml.
Formerly ycust was made of malt.
jlmlutucs and hops, and this is cucn-i
'>i\'t‘l}"t1\rtl. Fultt‘y lift-ml lzakcrs like :1
rpatcrrt yellow compressed yeast. 1: is
popularly supptwcd that bakers use alum ;
lllt‘l!’ i
T hcrc is ;
cxtcnsivuly in onlcr to whitcu
brcud. That is not the fact.
no ucccssity for tlzc usc ot‘ alum. and it is
not thud in the trntle. There are about
' twcuty lurgcstcmubakeries in chv York.
which give employment to scveml
hundred men. fine of tlics'c. :1 noted
llmulluuy cstalilishma-Zt. lllztkr‘s
immense ll!l\lllt’.\<. Vienna. brcati is made
in air tight ovens. of the bcst grade of
" limit. and milk is used instcad of water
in mixing the dough. In baking. the
steam settles back on tho brczul instead
‘ of escaping. This makcsthc outcr crust
:thin and tender, and glue the bread a
= reculiurly rich taste and plcasant aroma.
'rn is' om 0 re rm‘. scam":
\l t kn\ t tl t has“!
bread is another recent invention.
l made of the very finest of door and baked
i in air tight pans, which inclose it on all
. sides. It is thus baked in itsown steam,
; and possesses a flavor t‘rcculiarly its own.
30m: very large bakery in New York is
demoted solely to the production of
aerated bread. It is a steam fuctory. and
the bread so made is extremely light and
npongy. The invention is an English
one. but has been in use here for years.
When the dough has reached u certain
consistency, it is run into an air tight
cylinder- and strongly impregnated with
carbonic acid gas. This creates the
lightness and sponginess without dc»
tmcting in the slightest from its pntri~
tious quditia—Milling "Br-M.
m
Humble Pie.
’l‘o “at humble pie," is to knock un~
der, to be submissive. This ex ‘ n
arose from the fact that the «villa. or
entrails, and other unprime parts of a-
deer, were wciently made into a dish for
servants, while their masters feasted of!
the haunch. Dr. Brewer says of this ex-
pression: “ ‘To cut humble pie.‘ is to
come down from a position you have as-
sumed, to be obliged to take a ‘lower
room.‘ ‘Umbles’ are the heart, live:- and
entrails of the deer, the hunm’; per~
quisitee. When the lord and his house
hold dined the venison pastry was served
on the data, but the usable: were made
into n pie for the hunt-nun end his fob
lows. N. .3. ——P10 and were both
diminutive: of put".
on limited to
yard, as if trying to connect it with some i
U! ht'N ;
a :
. spcciulty of Vienna bread. and docs nu 7.
It is:
l A KING’S BRIDES. .
_ THE STRANGE MANIA 0P MAX!
BAVARIAX MAIDENS.
Romantic Attachments (hr the Mid
King ornavarla. Result in the
For-motion of Sisternoods '
All Ore:- the Kingdom.
A . curious feminine mania is Lillie-i
to mind by the recent tragic news from
llrrnrch, writes a correspondent ot the
Chicago Tribune. Two voting ladia‘ Of
that crty—Baroncsscs --l-ommittcd S‘ 3
ctde by drowning in the Stamberg Lake,
at the very spot where. the mad "King
Louis drowned himself last year. The
names of these ladies are familiar to all
who have been admitted to the best Mu—
. nrch society. They were sisters. aged
twenty-three and twenty-six, and were
: famed for their beauty. Their family is
.3 very noble and wealthy one. The
Emanm. to which they fell victim:
:had its origin fifteen or sixteen
years ago. The young King was
~ then at the height of his romantic fame..
: Ills ideally handsome likeness was to be
_ seen everywhere, and evorywhere you
l heard talk of his tic melani-holv,hisro-
mantle spirit, all: his confirmed celibacy.
Naturally he became an object of intense
interest to sentimental young ladies.
Presently, among the other absurd tales
. that were told of him, there went abroad
the story that he spent most of his time
in wandering about his kingdom in dis-
; guise: He haunted shady lanes and ro-
mantic Spots,seeking for some fair maiden
iwho would be his chosen bride. Well,
this silly tale was believed. and set thou-
sand of hearts to fluttering. Each
maiden wondered if she Would be his
choice if he chanced to meet her under
_ the limetrees. -Aud she hesitated to
plight her truth to hcr village lover until
she should have had a chance to meet the
King. .
So it name to pass that in the Village
of_Bertold>.hofen. in the romantic moun-
tain region of Southern Bavaria. the
maidens formed themsrlvrs into a sort of
sisterhood. They plellg-‘d themselves to
each other not to marry until they were
sure the King had tmsed them by. Each
Was to wear his likeness constantly next
her bosom. and each was to chose for
. hersclf a secret bowcr where at eventido
she would await his coming. A more
luullell scheme, probably. never was de~
vised by the silly brains of 'loveusick
whoolgzirls. But more than a score of
Bcrtcldshofcn maidens entered into it
with the zr‘l and da-votion of nuns. The
fame of this si~tcrhood spread to other
villages. to towns. and cities—nay. to
Munich itscif. Rustic trenches and the
pelted bx Antics of princely princes llike
caught the mad disease. \\ ithiu a year
not lt‘Sa than 10.000 young women. all
through Bavaria. had taken upon them-
selves the “vows of Ludwig.“ and were
‘ waiting for thcir Kin-g. .
‘ In time many of these girls imagined
they had burn seen and passed by b} the
King. and. thus freed from their vows.
accepted humbler husbands. Otlu-ts grew
tin-d of waiting and broke their vuwu.
St :1 others waited and waited in vain.
mm. all other suitors had passed them
. by; and tin-y un- waiting still and will
be waiting nil thcir liv But as the
Links at thc original mswrlrvmds were
thinned new recruits were added and the
“brides of Ludwig" \\ ere still counted by
thou“ rnls. It is estimated that there
were no less than 7.000 of them 1! than
time of his suicide. When the news at
‘ that tragmly bccume known they forth-
with put on mourning: and called thcm~
selves “tltt' unions of Ludwig.“ Many
of them tool: solemn vows of life-long
l celibacy. as a token of faithfulness to his
memory. Among these latter two of the
must deemed \vcre the young liamnesses
of Munich to whom We have referred.
*_ Thcy constantly wore the deepest mourn- '
ing. secludcd themselves from all soclul
pleusurcs. and drove thcmsclves into cor»
. tuned melancholy. liwry week they
. w'cnt to Slumber-g and threw garlands 0!
T flowers into the water at the spot; when
‘ the King was drowned. Finally: they
ldetcrnrined to share his fete. They ur~
. raycd themselves as brides. even to don~
fning rails and only; blooming rowed
:out into the lake to the spot. where he
_ was drowned. and threw themselves into
. the water. Their bodies wcre found
‘ next day. clasped in each other‘s arms,
and with portraits of the mad King next
: their hearts.
Turk ish Bulls.
The bathing establishments. or 1m mama,
consist of large octagonal orcirculnr halls,
. paved with flag~storres. around which run
2 stone seats or very hard divans. In those
halls. which are heated to excess and
filled with steam. the bothers have them-
selves washed. rubbed and shampooed
by employee called relate) who. with
their hands encased in hair gloves. knead
the flesh vigorously until it become!
clean, flexible. and soft like satin.
Men go to the bath singly. and remain
there only an hour or two; but women
. no there in ties. and sometimes pan
’ are entire ny there. drinking syrups.
smoking cigarettes. eating rfml (auburn
and sweetxneats. and sleeping on divans
or in small beds placed around the both—
room.
05.
' The exterior of the Immune: at:
nothing very remarkable. They an
large. low structures built of brick.
covered with stucco, and always paved
with marble. The ' are lighted only by
small round skylights set in the eupolas
and provided with greenish panes, which
Ithrow into the ms a dim light. 2.-
. sembling moonlight. and very favorable
. to repose. A furnace underneath but:
the building by man: of pipe: which ore
i run all through the walls even. Thu
. temperature is raised to forty, fifty, end
i sixty degrees Centigrade.
After undressin . the bothers envelop
xthemsebru in a Ton wnp(p¢c'atuaal).
and nuke udelightfu lung: into he!
{of “par. which trots. even in tho
Fauoftholeanat. nprofuse end debili-
; toting pcrnpirution. Oneiputs on close.
l wlnc ‘ook like small st u. to protect
I one‘s feet from the extreme heat of the
l floor. There are lurge white mar-blown
l fastened ogainst the wall, which receive
cold and boiling water by tam
icon: 'tisuonndthesenm filth
purification: commanded by the Koran
, are made. Seated upon a little redu-
etool, the bother pour-e upon hie bend old
i boat; lugs bowled winnwhichhohm
to a desired temperature by the fuh
' 02m.
The Manor“, of which there out than
t than 300 in Stamboul alone. have no
‘ fixed tarifi. The charges do 1390!
the look and the dress of the t 3“
vngfrorn two sons to twenty—three lulu.
Ri nor-retinas hire them out:-
right or their families. and think first x!
r they pay less than forty Turkish hm
(ugh' teen donut). “my hon done we.
thm‘ below their dignity. (hr the 0th
lung beggar- nod poor poo
mined free of charge to n
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