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'Cnte' of haVl. and glib' of toDgue."
- 1octor,' saiu iMrp, w uiougnby one
day, "you mmt have another talk with
Dan. tlle'is'pettin Mntb'dd habits
Vcrairif lie leaves his work every fore
noon, to, go down toBiiggs' ealoon for
a dram. You realty must attend to it,
4octor,. immediately f Your r lflt talk
krptliim steady for a lonir time." ' ';.
Dan Taylor was Dr. AVillouhby'e
hirbdtiari.X .Besides a i large -garden,
which was his partici!a'r pride and de
lightlhe minisfpr owned a few acres
of cultivated jland, and a wood-l.t ; a
mile TMttof the village. Through the
spring and Rummer months Dan i , was
busy on the farm, and iu , winter the-o
was wood to be drawn and prepared ;
for family;use, the horso and cxw and
pigs tp be cared for, and ,, various odd
jobs to be done about the house. - It
was also one of'hls duties to drive tho
"doctor Hvh'osc eyesight was Wiimtnnjx
to fail' him in the night to his eveiug
thectingk in the outer districts, of the
thwn; and as he had lived in the..fomi
)y setaliyeiiTiifdnhg himself! to! hv
honest, faithful and'obl'ging, he had
gradually bccorro quite an important
jrf6nacJin (he "establishment..--..
Hut Dan had one Tins ifiltT t;. :: lit1
loved whiskey, and -he would; drink ''.it.
' Not to excess, for his Yankee prudence,
and Dr. AVilloughby's counsel's and rep
rimands, kept him within bounds ;but
his stone bottle ' was snugly stowed
away in the hny-mow or under the
corn-crib, and about eleven o' clock in
th forenoon Dan wasurc to come to
the well!for a drink of Mater. His
tay at the well wns short, his visit to
the barn or the corn-crib longer, and he
generally returned to his work with a
beaming face. But latterly a small res
tanrant and drinking-saloon, at the cor
ner of the street, a few reds from Dr.
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WillouglOby door, where before the
middj0 bf Iho V half a-dz4i loafers
twere sure to be lounging, offered strong
er attractions to Dan than his plrce of
secret indulgence ; hence Mrs. Wil
loughby's request.
" You really must attend to it imme
diate! v," she repeated. " People are
beginning to talk, aud wonder you al
low if to go on."
fl" ' pan to the sudy when he has
had bii dinner," said the minister, - it
Now wheri'Mrs. "Willoughby deliv
ered the message, Dan understood per-i
fectly wJnt wais coming, for It was by
sn6 means the first time he bad, been
f summoned to the doctor 8 presence. to
Ve'cxjiv'e'ai lecture upon temperance, 'bnt
hofanweredwIUi great alacrity
at ' tor see me ; d oes w he, for
. sormt binkpet icul ur? Wal, I'l I slick
up a.Jeetleand,go right ury there." - i
Hewent to the kitchen glass, pulled
pi 'This shirt-collar tied his cotton hand-
. kerchief, and brushed his long
side-
to
ep
nshercd WtnselfintQhirrmnstefs pres-
chair from his dskf and deliberately
latd aside his Masses. - - I A
' f Sit down, Daniel," said .he.- 4 1
I vanta little conversation wbh ;vpu."
1 Dan dropped his hat on the floor,
and deposited himself carefully on the
tdge of a chair. ? r, --f . j ,
y esj.sirsaid he. "Miss Willouh
by, she est tojd mej and scz I to Kn
tieIMrbeUriy old: jack-knife,?iti! I;
tWdoctor wants to ; consult with . me
.bout that ceow he's so farce to . buv
bver'to ?Swansey's.V Wal, yesterdnv
ryou know I was a-haulin wood, when
you kin spare five minute's doctor,1 pt
1 step out an' look a thzt are;- stict o'
hick6fy7 ltTs good timber and no mi
take, wall, I found I had an hour o
arylightio spar, an' I left my team in
- 'White's shed, an footed it c-er to
locllWllJey VcreimnrRtgi,t
bislabfcVlekLtlv5 witabOd1 st
SVanieyV fdrsez f f, 1 5 may fasf-1 jreij
have" look at that cnttur rayaelf, or as
like as not; the doltbr'lf gitlilTed,; sei
I ; folks dew like to TcheaimihistereJ
u3 flley kno w a sight more v,bohl ser
mocs than fney1 do 'bdut 'ceows!. "No
6er!de; .80610! Everr m&n&'iis
traofe,"youno wTontybfi ; 't&oihin
ter tioUyp$in.. worked er. t6at
stbTerJfti MissJJitjQiBby! ;iest
channber, and couldn't make' the jints
nt noKeoV,nryou blibtered yerhands
an got sut In yer eyesan' "T; rammed
my heiagiu'tlie bhimbltrying' tew
find:thfe pesky1 hole, an artera !spell
ter?ffre"tln shop, an "up comes a 'smart
little'Irish feller r' Crackey! if them
jints didn't ?slip inter' each other ?ag
slick :U grease, anr jest '"ai limpf an' lmi
ber as an injur rubber stove-pipe. 116 w
did yer dow't ?' sez 1 lie" FSti n ted at
me kirider droll-like,3 an' ' sez he, Dan
Taylor for workin' a farm ; Pat Merritf
fof puttin'!Hplstove-pipcs, and'lthe Ttiv
' What,' scz I to Swansey, ' yer haint
got the face,' sez I, tew ask a hundred
ari fifteen dollars for that are heifer
calf,' sez I. ' Heifer calf!' sez he, bi-
in mad, she's a ihrce-y ear-old ceow,
pure A Ideriiey breed; and gives thir
teen quarts oT milk a - day.' 1 1 don't
ker!nbtliin,Aabont yer' Alderrfcv brerd,'
jez I 4 1 ken tell a good cebV'wlien I
tee her,' aii' this' ere stinted, 5 half-starv-etl'
beast aint uth her keepin. "Thir
toen quarts o' niilk a day !' sez I. She
:rint got milk enough in herv 'bair this
minity to make gnr(.J for ar s'Tck; grass
hopper, .v. I warnt raised on a'dairy Farm
up in Vermbunt for nothin',' scz I.
Wal, that'ti thtj 'pin I oiireiir-m
3wansey's"Alderney ceow. ; I shan't
charge yer nothin' for't, doctor." . , ; ,
," I did not send fo" you .bout ' the
cow, Dan, though I am glatf?you look-.
ed at her, but " -
, " Val, now; doctor, I ax yQi; pardon
for interruptin of Yer, but while I'm a-
talkin' jest let me tell yer a P9at; thing
the bay horse done -tother day." .
Pride in his bay horse was Dr, . JVil
loughby's weakness, and he . could ?)not
deny himself the gratification, of heai
ing the story. t, i;i f , Vi
"The day all them . ministers . Tras
here to dinner," said I)an,r" there ; was
a slim feller, .with, long bar, he's set
tled over in Barton. I don'tremember
his name,--you know, who I mean
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doctor ?"
"The Rev. Mr. Rowley ?; said Dr,
l,e;o fancy Wlnm'NoV
, --n.- . '. .vt -.
ters keepin' tancv Horses.. ;i was Kin-
v ,Vif jf r !fiv-- trinjv ri"t:
rrneo, ye see,, out X never ssua aou4-
w ord 'bout the boss. Thinks ItrfM
man that pretends to kno w anything
uwui t iiu?r viiu l PCC nidi annul' " i,uv
r,;.,, -1 k: ,v i ' !. k 1? n"'hn nt
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'tiAV 0nfirt! or .rdepest,
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,i., K.lKo ,fetrrtncr rtr-
tn'.-t-hot 1iiLwk 'hMnt' ' Lmt. n
wv.-, mmiv icmci n v . vi t v.. -
finish hitehin'. nn Charley to the li2ht
wagon, an siariea uowu me ruau.
driv' al 'nj kinder leisurely, and fust I
kne w there come clattei in past that
Rowdy.
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said Dr, Willoughby,
" Dan,
erend Dr. AVilldughby for prachin' the
gospel. - ; "
'""But I was a-going ter tell yer 'bout
that ceow. Don't you buy her, doctor.
Willoughby. f ; H mind has been bncbhimon; splemjze twold man idozin afore ahet-kitcheri j,sud th eaf J1 ?frf b ,0.?rn'
v - t ' i 1 t 3 1 a lately.'1 The lVst time you held a;' meet- firp '.Takea drani deacori ?-sez bf" mo" wmdy wid his sassy face, an' me
sich name. Wal, that jnankep mp.a in 0Tfi,nre, when he'd got roused up. WaVye gbybn me cakesby tle fire and
great ftiss oter bis dioss.aUnday; kep5 as though I Was kinder Ijed : rite ip the,aeaoon,M donU ker if I do.i I tbatj is althe lnockm he st had from
a-hangin' round the ibarn, anS peekin' mt od Je:he d aint agin a dram.when.n body nts nimajam, let alone a scraeor two,
inter the stable, an gin me b orders ?r, therejan nobody listen ter; yepjir . Deacon. Selew,? says Brother Bu- If.TA1,110!1, 9?tM
as though rdidn'nderstand'W biz- Pf YK die, while they, was a-ippin . don't of liim, outside, an' W s.not me will
nessf ;tVa1, wLn Iwas hitchin' upibr 9uy?m yorithink speerits is a bleFsin''?'i(An' thry agin, if ye stayt there .ho till
himto Iy, yoisturbed ;the;v doctor, if y.didngih the edeafcon's next Michaelase j?ngrateste ! :
over, to see what thar was so toppin' tnat peeting rmuch y; JmfOper aasenjestrieo eerraost word fbf " Oh, stop?lvaUe, and, doctor, don t
'bouthirai-eV'r ver,' conducf, which, if Youhadextijourl wordf mymimntDaniylo fi
,?z Mr Rowdy"""" ' ' " Wlf, yjoii' wouldnot havn been gniltyof.V Speerits is a Messi&V eeiheeacron; contrive some wa to et rnm fout. ,I
"P'l "v' VVi r 5 '"vMedisUKbWe; sez heHhatonieWnraboWr.f-Wal, am sure Ids head; grows bigerf eye v
3$Jo? iVaA rfeWo neocbntBrotlmB
maloodus: There's aHoher JVhat did yotf;,oA?rIn the,: first 4 whHeohink abnser thebless; wlbbelp See here, Dan,lhis nnfor
yer,' sez he; gbodo finW eye, plac you set all tho young . people , tit- Brotherse, Deacon v-; tunate : child has put h head tbrough
hertiyrtth sitting, dow. rchair; '
tV f n T7fiVnri,w which ifyou had had vonr eyes about don't r.etf ;fhimV ometimeitf Brother has buraped;ito that, he cantgett
:jelh r vouUW BiddleriktteiriaehWa?, ba6k W, d ft : continually.increa.
Jeyt ws .opjYvaitip' brfie compa- JOyQU onIina seen Kefi, Sometimes Me n s zi, and 1 o?n't Vee bntyaa
nytogo,fbreI went dQwni!the ar- and sp sayed yonrself ail. awkwartum- its hard tot say deacon sometimes sipg w,. ;f 7
ton Rold fiictf nn ararcel ' o' bled when yon weirdo wn yw lay rvth60ght Pwarino nh will haye to ent awa the window,
bSl ef fbfera pawled out ok iMeUke I rgrea atlienIarnteha though however yon are ? do it with
SSS ZgrforMl 'mnri fA P .vorrnm of thb dttn onUmg mIt know - ;
AWWK' U At tbV rnble nossibillty , tlie. .boy S
ne jooks nsa a eooa lamuyusi 1 j - - --r- -r , . ... . . f . 1 .a " ' :-
randlh fn Anr- r'hfirfpv. "But jas T told Jed so at me trvit!ohce; An as
v i,I never saio! anbltiei 1 'word about singin' through my nose,! doctor, yer
tin. hnae t,' orlv' rflT nn town, nn' T Vnnwr T h?va tech oT the catarrh: anfJ
ypr cannot call.the,, gentleman . Jy.s his
right namejun.ee-opt tell your sto.
f n hi )m l9it fiyrong agin
,1 lkr dimisrenirnber ,uamc;
I ax yer pardm'dctD' j jLW'MJi $P.
paison arter .this, .they J11 besurej-n
git it right, tbqngli spy fbHtr Jie didn! o hard'tb bear as to be awused;wrbng
lpO,ro9cka.parson:.Uiamet' rwith (fully; -Tlieri, Suiting ona5 sanctimOrii-
WacoatuUa va-oai iSrWaTaulhe
streaminic to think I aint the fust " man ft ks has
rJtseiy j thought had got- a ;leeilc;fibo" tnucli
'petew like j V ntiteg H I aaTdhWSe(al .'full ; of "nnbiher
step aieeUe h. kind jspeentFbr when thbsegoo
rpad between Jere.an'!iteeow,
GliarJey,' sez ,Ij jet him" pn;td his ncy
article alongside .of, the doctorV family
hoss.y 1 Doctor, w I'd t gin j , my ? Sunday
suit ifyeu'dsseen.thatraee.:;-I allerp
told yer Charley was a trotter, - j'nev
eree ajhpss yit shaped Jas. he .J&f
large behind, wide stifles, , ap' muscle
creepincleir down most to the hock
jint, that warn't a good roadster : but
corje tp.see b 1m , alongside of,- .a. trained
runner, i:m tree to, own the Ilow-nthe
parson's beas, done well, I believed
in him more'n;ever. (I'll tell ye .what.
doctor, if yepu'll give nie the . trainiiij o"
him for six months, I'll.put him on ihe
course next Septejnber, an' if he dor't
dew his mile in 2.30,, my name ajnt
Dan Taylor.) ; ' 'J
. ," Wal, they kep' alongside of each
others spell, then the bay gave his jiead
a little toss, as much astersay,, ' Come,
we've had enough o' this,' au' put but
those legs o' his'n, and wentby as. easy
as you'd outwalk a threeN-yeartold child.
I looked back (I knew it was sassy, doc
tor, but I conldn't help it noways,) an'
put my thumb up side o' my nose."
Dr. Willoughby enjoyed the story in-
tensely, and if Dan's object, in telling it
w as to of teii nisi asTfTtynana i n c iir n
him to look favorably upon his'servant's
offences, b was eminently ! successful.
,li But Miss Willoughby ..said ; yeou
had. some thin'- peticilar to say tew me,
doctor," said Dan, with a demure face.
" Yes, Dan, I want a ' little' serious
conversation with you."
'.' Wal, now, that's .enrus, aint.; it,!
doctor,?,; I've ben i tiinkin' ' for- some
time I'd ought ter git religion an' ine
the church. 'Fore my oldjmother died,
she was alleis talkin'i pioivs to me,, Sez
she,DanyeVyeu are a havin' blessed
privileges,' sez sheV' a livin' rite undef ,
the drippin's -Of the sanctuary ; yen
won't never heV-sich anol'ner chance
agin mebbe,' sershernn' I think so
.
myself, doctor; only yer Know a te.i-
ler'snilefs a-stavin' -it -b'But- my
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know the dumbed
but three legs '-
,Vn.w - 0 i . o
tt-wd fnf7 j. Aiv' ti- vpii t hurt ft
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tnan-o' my neit to come aown caswacK
fn-n slttin' nn!nr otiJthe flobr. 1'd like
, v bninVthim Vals that ; snicker-
l o
for
allers was phthisiky. . But yer see I
xi was u uuwuiuiuh uiciivuicHuau "u
I didn't hardly know what I was about.
1 1 ax yer pardon humbly, doctor, for dis-
turbm' tne meetin'." H.;aj'
"I - ; AJVU . H IV UUb 1UC UU: n VU iu ,
stich nbnsense'Dari nToti 'were' half
j tipsy i and you know it."
. Dan lifted both hand?, and screwed
hh lace into an expression of injured
rnnbcehce'that yks very ludicrous .f
Keoir thai tuts me ' right to trie
? he1 said; ? "There ain othin
men's tongues was a rnnning so glib In
the day o Penlecbst," peopled tanoMn
round thought they was drnhk. y the
way doctor, aint that a good pint to
make agfn the tee otalcrs ? fcr V ez
Peter, sez lie, these are not rdrhnken
as ye suppose, seein's it's but the third
hour of theday as much as tew say,
if 'twas later, like a.i not they would be?
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an yer see that s good common sense,
for unless a feller's n recrelar sot heaint
acroi
)in' to git high afore nine o'clock in
-f v "Pt t i " 1 .
the
" DanielJ I nin afraid it makes' very
little difference to von whether
it s
mormnsr ov
evening; You had been
drinking whiskey, sir,' that night, for I
smelt your breath."
. " Doctor, I don't deny I tuk a coup-
le o' large spunfuls or so, jest afore wt:
started, to keep cout the cold. It was
an awful bluster in' night, 'y er knaw, an'
arter I'd 'liitctied ?uj an wa4 a-waitin'
tor yen, iUiss WHleyby, she come out
with a tumbler, an she got a'leetle hot
water, an' a lump o white sngarj anr
a sprinkliti' o' 'nntmeg, , an' thinks I
slie's fixiii' up sbmethin' for the doctor
to keep his insid s warm ; and I coaxed
Katie to get me a teacup, and somA
brown sugar, an' I had n leetle whiske
x-i-n ; it,",' "i;n r.rf. c. .. ' .T 1
nnisubject tew,7 an' I made." a little
warmslihg, and it done me a sight o'
good. Neow that's the livm7 tuith, as
sure las' I'm a stnnef; an' I'm free ' t(
confess there couldn't be nothing su
rer. Wal, neow,' doctor, jest answer
me one?i question. Don't yOu think
speerits is a bMsin' k " 1 f 4
"They are a 'blessing that is terribly
abused by some people, Daniel." -f
I say tor'Erdbctor.it you aint up
anxl :in thefiery answer, Deacon S.-
ci?m io Obadiah Biddle when he was
pintPd by the church to deaV with the
aA ma You see Obadiah was a ffodd.
coistet Chmtmribnt he would et
ciOWfti(?wni. Pvcrvothor dv in th
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week; So theyrmnted-DeaconrSelew
t0 go ar,ayf a talk with him. --WaK
wWMt(ivw, :nn-..mrrnin'rnfniifid
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Tlie morej4ypu jell, the bigger
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i vuere lvane niNipnuiu ll,c v
Share. anVtherefc 4rbi? hog '.in" the
I v . 1 t ,.
1 door-yarav7 e erieay- rooiin ' ' up - an
the frabbery. b - ? i" ;.
w Dan was on likei1 snotmi 'loranai
time escape . .tu.e.
'1 1.2 1 A . . j;-. Wi,Ai1 -le-
CHAPTER 1 T. " ?!
TEMPERANCE VfiRStR ABSTTNEXCE.
Tbere are moment in "otir lives, when och
As will not help to lift us strike us do'-vn !
When tte creea bough jost bends so near 'odr
Wben the light rope !t aUT was thrown,
That they are 'munlerers that bebeM ns trown
1 fil Xortonj i
"If ye plaze,flm4;gaia"fet
O'Reilly, puttinrr lief kd' m' I1
door of the room , one morning wher
DrrWiflouhbf 'WttirhUVwii'nd
daughter were eating breakfast,-1' if
the wmdy. An' if ye don't believe lttr?
one duueu, uuserving ,ine incredulous
looks of heriistenlr hear
mm howhn' ycrselves." J -
Sounbs of distress apparently pro
ceeding from a' Veyr" stnalf voiced at th
moment makthg tlieir waythroiigh the
open dobf, seemed toenfy lthe truth
of Katie's statemenf, Vn "Mrs. Yil
loiigliby an Grace has'tencd " to 'the
lalchen, whvrpja strange sight presen
teu itself. A 'square t gfass had for
Romefdays been broken from one of the
small, oltf-fasliiohed windows, ICsitie re
sist! n'g Dan's attempt to feplao it
with entreaties to " lave her a bVatlimcr.
hole," and ;throtlrh this
aperture pro-"
Criided a bullet-shaped head, covered
witha shock of fiery-fed nair, standing
in all directions from a freckled aoe,
witb a pair of wide blue eyes that were
rolling from side to side in an extremi-
ty of terror, ar.d an open, mouth, from
which issued a-disnial Availing,
.Mercy on ns," what is the child
about ?" said M rs. Willoughby. "Boy,
"P crying "directly, ' and take your
irom me window I (
He obeyed her first, command, and in
his attempt to further do her bidding
twisted his head frantically from side
. .7.vv no in.au nuuLiL.uiv noiii suie
to si(ii; his face growing fVightfiilly red.
and his eyes' i.earTy starting from their
sSckeVi " 'H- '
to side,r h
- ' If' voit plnze ma'am," interposed
!" iu w i4?;iwi'4 . ri . .". ' u' lL
two feet of him standin on me wash-
bench, outside the windy, and it's me-
sen nas naa mm oy u:e neeis jrynr to
p'nll him but from behind Tore i vir i
called te ve.
"Dear, dear!" said Mrs. Wjllough-
by, " what an uncomfortable position !
There,' d:;nt cry,r' boy, and keep per-
f ctly scill,' or ybu'U clioke yourself to
dyaih.'DbctorV hbsv are we 1 t$ ' get
him out?"
4t Whei'e head'weht in," "said the
A
minister; grAv'ely, " it is but reasonable
(o cbiclub!e! i can'go out. "
1 " She's ma'de it logger, ihe ha s,M a-
!nmP!n oflt aSin the side of the win-
said the sufferer; breaking out in-
..... . ... ..is-.. . . . . . -i
to -fresh wailing atthe recital; of hi
w ron-s- w - !?
u An' sure, ma'am, said Katie,
I
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. lie. put both hands in his pockets,
whistled 'Hail , Col umbia,'; and went
qntside to savvey Uic situation.
j, .'Dan,' said Grape, who had followed
himt ypaican pnsh him -through easily.
Ilis head is-the biggest part of him4fj f
'Miss Grace,' returned Dan, yea's a
still one, bit yer, deep. t Tliat , arc's a
buggestion. I'm a-going tp, follow.
:ti ,. .yes, try it, Dan,' said ; Mrsi Yil
lotigh by., f , No, Katie, to the officious
damsel, 'we want none of your help.
Thatf)oorTvTI3Vh3
I 'dare' say; with the! bamps JaT-lSVe
eow, -Mrt. y luotignny,' said
'it.yebu'll stand inside and catca Uar
when he jcoroes VJ1 ireayeaheaoU! rid
a moment after a little limp I bodyrady
yanced slowly into the room. and. wt
received with.bpcn arras by Mrs WiU
, ', . . f i
lougfiby, who was anxiously awcitsrt
the arrival.- '
(To be Continued.) 4 :4
Intellectual Xnfluenco of Women.
A ilardly anylfdn carilw Xsf
value to a '"man! oftbeoiy f and'ffcluU5;
tlorij whoempToys hmiself rfot1 c6fr
lecting materials of knowledge byxb
serration, but in working litnjxprfcy
processes of thought into comprehejii-
mvc truths of science and lawg rof ion
duct, than to carry on his speculations
in the companimship and under tb
criticism of a really superior woman.m
There is nothing comparable to it for
keeping his thoughts within the Jfnv
its of real things and th . acttral fact
of nature. A' woman seldom -rami;
wild after an abstraction. The bablt
ual direction of her mind to dealfngj
w-iin mings us inuividuais, ratber .tuaa.
m groiq)s, arid (wfiat is closely coa-t
nccted with it) her -more livly inter
est in tho present feclingsi j of persons,
which m tke her ccnidir first of all,
in anything which claims taibfrp-
plied to practice, in what manner per-V
soi.s will be alfected by it,these 'two
things make her extremely" unlikely to
put faiilr in any speculation5 which fbtsk.
sight !of itidividnals ? atfd' deals with,
things as if they existed for the heiitCt
j of some imaginary h entity; some cscro'
crv at ion of the -mmd, not resolvable In
to the fillings of living bciogsj WVH
giving reality to those of thinking taei'
as men's thoughts in giving width1 Mfcndr
largeness to those of women In depth,
as distinguished from breadth 1 greatly,
doubt if even now! women, compiridr
with men, are at any disadrantage f
speak, j Spuie jmay .laugh. that U
be, but let them. Icy .hearts! arecrrr
kjud. It is a word t that . has .cbpci ,
many an uttt rance,! and started isrrr
a tear. The band is clasped, tfa).re:rd
spoken, we part, and are out upoatt
ocean of timewe go to meetgsla.
where, God onlytknows tit inayj h
. i --, . .. , -iff
s:ou: it may oeineyer, xake caw
that your "good -by" be not aeold
it may be the last that yotfcad'ptil
Ere yoa may meet y onr friendiilal
death's cold hand may hare closed 15 O
eyes and chained hi Hps; foteVeH1 Jl
he may "have'died in thlnkibff 1 Jfeti
loved him not. Again, it mryb 'If
long separation. Friends' cro'iA ca
ward and give VouptKeir hanS. tiSft
do you detect in t each1 gpobf Ji&V
love that lingers there ; abi boVL Jzit
bear away with yoa ' tb BetnOiy tf
these parting words marry, isany cars
We must t often;, separaU .IVcr
ypurself away with a eareless hMiz3
that denV&allJovejni
words linger giveytheheartJrJ
utterance and if teara i fal!tjtitcf
that ? .' ,Teari arc not nnxrTyv :
had a wayward son llis coaust
brought down his father to a preniiturcr
graye. On the day Aof Ms fbcatl ti
son was present ; saw anmovea ;tl
pale; face. 'o'f bis atbejnf tto Jfwai
stood unmoved bahe brinkl lqt iXti
grare TDicf family Retraced tbeir ctcpi
J Their father's will! ad jtestassttli:ili
was rea&;t in that ! testament wci I tho
name . of the undut'iful on. f Astlxia
name j was read hi : heart beaTed wltb
emotion, his eyes were bedewed lill'i
tears, and he was heard t say ' H J 4 j
not think that -inr father' would hive t5
kindly thought of me in his wii? 5fi
the family of Christ, scne of tis, in rd-'
ingj HU testament, and thick in ippsa
his greatjovc and marv Hons cifrfi
Oiir .nnprotxtablenesa-siid imwyy
and are filled wih, contrive a?4x?
bar
u. C-crcan4 that p-p-punterrct iZ
talk V asked a fstrrtterit fc'-c? 6
German, Suppose he TjoScda-titlf
raocho better as thatwhat you, tliT
chop he teiiced; head o1V wa ijtr tJ
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