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WEDN'ESDAS', JUNE 24 -1871
6 UIl ' WORK . JS .Pj?CWRE8SING.
The Secretary ot the State Council
5 1 X North" 1 Carolina issued two 'new
rihartera last week for Subordinate
(iuncilsln North Carolina. One
jT Winston Council No. 100, loca
ed at "Wblslrin, organized 1)y the
t litor of iT.U vthvr ; the other fVr
m '
Fine Forest, council, .Ncfe-ltylit-'
n tu and 4 organic d by -tV. t).
.-"milli 'Ks'ci., 1. V. I, of Tcrsdver-
' ;.nce Council. -' . . 1 r
' Let the. gooil "work jgo on 1
Vfmt vn need -"now is w. king men
-ni n who will roll nj their sleeve
Mid lay hold of the wheel. Such
man is brother Smith-of Fayetteville
nho organized J inc r ortst V'juncM
'yesterday. , Who y, ill send lis an
.ipplicutioii fur Comuril 102? .
We are pleased to not'cc fn "the
proceedings" of the hist kneeling of
y 'city eonimisKioners that they
-have rerusd to grant a permit to
retail ppirilous rifruors oi: 'IliHsborio
Street. '
Hi!lWo 'is our "rrroM, lbrttiL?ff1
'.reet f itf.Hlu'reyiderits' thus far have
invcr been annoyed with the pres
ence of retail establishments in their
midst..' May their prayer against it
lie heard forever," and our city fath
is will always be gratefully remem
bered by the coroioanij for- their
j:twin -th;s regard. ,
'Onr regular meeting of fcheOr
.fer of b of T. is Tuesday nihtl I
H then make a mighty eftfrt'to
g t no the club and should .'foU
I will send you. the money for ny
own and let others do they will.
1 must havo my paper it is meat
.Mini bread and urmle to me. :l aH
ways find comfort jri the Fhib.nb.
'Jims writes brother D.S. MaulU-
by of Fayettcville. If wq had a
plenty of such friends we'd soon
inako tho paper look another sort."
A New Start..
The ludefltndeftl has recently pub-
r ' ished aii artichj on tho present needs
of the temperance reform ,f)k;h has
homo excellent suggeitiOns among
' which are thS"following : .t. ,.:'.
' ,ll .'"It mnRt bo cvi'deil'dt IhefitaVt
that tho wholy reforiDa-shoxilU 'be
placeil. upon, a bais quitcr difYerKU
" from that which it has hitherto rest-
' ' l. Tli emotional element ha
1 b en woYkcd to excess heretofore ;
lint .must now be laid m abevanoo.
, i .
I'C'oat tail", eloquence; has had Tts
kiyi and done its wvork' on the torn
' Hunneo platform. Far be it from
is to disparage the work ithadpne;
but the times in which wo liveiSe-1
x KnMuVn rp0ereit4;ind ef work.
' popular disc"ifii'0p "Tif Che "tieSthni
in- its scientific asptrctf! i tTpparstb'ibe
he great need. Tlio popclar Tnind
is becon ing more and, more averse4
to Proaft-eagleisin ; it requires in
tho trcV.wrrrent of a subject like This
; ho. presentation of fact, and it pre-
' fern to mak6 iU'wh-appIication of
iha lessons they teach. ? ; ;;'
"2. The carelespries8 atid exagger
ation 'wh.uli hre ch'r.racterizi"ll the
pceches and 'tho vfVhngs of 'teni-
t, pi iauce men must Ate cfa reeled
vmm.. : i - rc i a.
i ni: ciiust' mis suucrcu not. a jiiiiv
i om the over statement of it,s advo-
'ates. In their eagerness to put the
t-aso as strongly as possible they
have often di.-gusted intelligent peb-
-,tle. It should bo remembered that
' .n this matter, as in every other,:the
strongest statement is one that is
jii?t jr.shie the boundaries of truth.
Let us majce to assertions for which
w e have notnrfro and unquestiotrr
" '.m1 auUioiity. , ' v . '
x "3. The "Oisserainaiiou of a sound
temperance literature may be one
lfective means of awakening public
a'tention. The National. Temper
jmce Society has published a large
-4uttber of excellent- tracts, whichkWork.
sli'ovild be inDcdrt:d tm'd "Viisn ibnited
in every c(nnmnuify. ot cvetv
town be dtficted, and every. faini
,ly bo visited oriee a. rooath Tar, this
ipurpOse.
Vt.' A. series oX.VetnpdrXrice meet
' ings, should be organljtid "in. 'every
jrvillago'throwghocfc the 'fehd, Tlie
teniperance. societies mighth
bad. ii
as once at month, -otiSflnday everi-
nigs, artd if the'aridusf,religic so-.cictieA-
inlho smaller towtss, iholild
abandotif their .regular services -and
unite an, supporting theoi. It would
be no desecration tMhe" S.ibbath.
Speakers who a re7eom patent la treat
the 'subjH?t thoroughly nd cientifTi
t anyki2'iiid l pVoctt?03anS l the
P ii)uVm ijo ljjiprt8.;.pu j ttvetP roT?
: 1 HiniiH whith t.uman iureighfyor
t sevciauce-could irtvt-ni.
this movement aUd ; sbcurjng;, the 'us ohis yeryehgiWelIall fpr. our
t p operation ,.or.j tje , churches.; II speech. He joined the t'ofenctl, him
nhe.caaetHursAwere held as often silf, andiw4ir give to Hhe -order in
Winston, and Saldfiv
We paMaTt ta 'these lovras
last week, staying thtre a filtle over
two davt. Itt ortfer ;to oxldeistand
tion with itir Vi8it to thern wo wilt
utatein tlrb outset that WinstOnMs
4i ctriiitralion of Hhe 61d noNvn of
"gjlenvnnd, "unless i afson'bo told
ierciheHioirfe tffo could
not ycry welltiptl Vherc Salem end
ed and VTltfn cjmmeiiccd.
Jlre )ade our 1;mtc An' fn-
ston tin ring out entire fit.Ty, Vith
jRer. S.D. Fianklin, who 'recently
moved thither from lh!?rcdttnJyf -ami
is now merchandising ttiHhat ! place.
On Tlaird:tv night We met ' 0Jr
engagement in Winston". .'Spoke in
tho letiiodjst Church to a rather
small, but very attentive audience i
hope that good was aceoinplislijtd.
" A fewrramefl were seeureil to an
amlication . for a charter, jluring
Thursday evening and Fi iday morn
ing, and it was hoped that enirh
might bo soured to T organize X
- ...... ! r- i
rCjiincil at onc ; but, in this we anl
IheTrifiuls of the morementwere.
disappointed, and, all because some
twn orjthree men who belorelrard
hiid tf'mfiel their intentions tVioin, I
r f (ila I
, ; i-C 'j " . . , ' ,
the decisive, step, begged to be ex
.. . .
cuseuj-orj tor, a jiiuc more ume 10
consider the inatter. f
' "Friday night "we "ppoke jn ' 'Salem,
in IlegeV Hall to a Very attenthre
audience, ?At the conclusion of the-j
speech, nine names' ere secured,
f n6 -tnany; other jersons signified
thHr 'rntefttion to eorinect 'them
selves with our '.Order at . an- early
'day. .. . - .-;t.s-
J On dttt?day 1 mrjfntng-11 meeting
dlhe ap"plica)nts, "Wh' heht' in' Vin
lont over the. store of Slessrs. IJol
dtr and "Franklin, and Winston
Ccirreil No. 100 was orgah;d;
Th(mgh''c2tlled WinstOTrCmnicil it is
composea orciuzens oi &At towns,
who hare joined j heatt ami hatrd, in
the good work 6f fenierarree.
' - We give belowa list f'tho olfi
cers elect : . , , : .
i President, ItevJ S. l.rankirn ;
tx:President,' E. L. Ilege" 'Absoci
itf, GI'Rifynolds; :ChiplaTn,''vV;
B," Jolns6n i Secretary, G Wi HmJ
bhaw ; Fi-Secrelary, H. S. Womack;
reasrircrno election ; Conductor,
.M.Tnraley ; AssL .Conductbr, nq
election " j inside Sehuriel, J. ' A.
Iash :'0iit.Sentinel. No election. "
Worvgard "Winfston Conned ac
t5heTof,thehbst invpbHatft results of
our'tenlperacfce labors for a, 'long
lun'prfro'ra.'lhe ractl;hnt ic introduces
oar JOrder into, a ettiou of country
hitherto unoccupied byns, 'and wo
haveodd YeasOns foif belie vmg that
"roraits imauencc nvatty others nvill
b.furtiied; m th'at locality. 'Although
Salem men are associated With tbeir
rAVinlitd'n- br$thren. in the new Gonri-
cilyet, w"e feeVtreHlAmlhat 'ere long
ISaii-Tij will have a Council of her
own, and ""that Winston r &nd tSah'm
Councils will vie-with ehch -other in
tighting the great battle of total-ab--stinence.
. ' . i "
, We would be glad to write mtrth:
more'about our, visit, to, and stay in
S,alem and - Winston, but oh our re
turn home we found the, paper al
ready; up, and but little space, open'
for -Bur accottnt. WTe dre therclore
compelled to leave rndrtyj things rtn.
said which we had intend e7u to Vrite
atlout, both with regard to the coun
try and people.
. We found : Yinston a most de
lightful place," and a clever - people
living therein. We ' formed many
pleasant acqufiutauces, nr. spent
our time very pleasantly,. Visited
the&wfMtfc ffice find found its edi
l6r like lher rest df wo qnill drrvcrs
--clever and good Tooting.
., For espec'ial attentions wh'k vin
Wilis ton.-, we are . indebted to our
brethren, Tle-S. D.' Trankiin and
Wi. B. CTohrtsoii, loUr t)f whom are
heait ana soul n-tlw, ttrBpeaece
u We lirnot make any 'stay, in Sa
lf m--ending only an hrmr there.
But in tlrat hour wc made the ao
QuajuJUtcceit)! several .gentlemen
whom we ostecm veiy - highly., as
itieucfa and ctv work era in the tern
peraneecause. r0theriI5.Ij. Itege
oric '6fTthes,'p1accd us'iindeT lasting
obfi4gatimi,in exteridrng' h) 'us the
that place, the ' oenent ofns " large
ihfluence. "lay ' GodTeafd him tor
his Jiction.
-Aftef -an ..- becMco f Hhree- days
w rtl Urntd ' homo "S:iitrday night
- I
W-'n fn'n,tt r1fUi 3&
J 3& r.Tt j
r.tTJTj Suitor, pt tliii mper will
i 1
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Fpeakupon the qc4 :of : tehiper
'anee; tt,-3 . Id ( 9l sLr 1
. Hay wood t Stur3y Jjiiie, 2 4th ;
Silbbiiry,lneViayV J,un 2dth ;
Conoord, FliUriday, June 29.
CHARITY.
For tlie Friend.
Friends of Temperance-
y'tWe need to hdd in revery araila-ble-
j'Uce uUc 'meetings and have
addrescxfor the furtherance of to
til abstinence Tis not enough that
wti meet once a week in oar' Conn
ell rooms" arid jiutTate now and then
a candidate and go through the reg
ular order of brtsmess, and perhaps
paks erer-'atm -anon a good .resohi
lion whith ir.tver trausctibed iiito
our bok df act?.? - No, brothers t;C
the Vlies "and 'towHs l-t on go out
. , ... .. - . I ' .
and hunt up the'twen who need re
fornand IrOi lie very public places,
of resoit"2a"ll upva alcohol's votarios
- . . ,V .
erB df thCTfillvges-aiid rural dntriclP,
sound yoUr.trumpets and gatlu-r the
' ' ' ' '' ' y. ' ' - -
ipeonlo and urge trrcm to ,e:iro ue
f neall.-.your. banned WTe neeil now,'
"9s Mir brothers ff-yor, the WaA4t'
1 i ngt m huiea w h i ijlQ fyj lip eii, t p re
and tcdo in Ihe ;re6ue of fallen If i
tnauiry. Is not rum as fiCf-.tructiye
now as tben 1 1 Is nothe.dnnfkid's
, grave as daik-r and JM hell as bittr
i "C1 . v - : i
Land endieps ? . Sec how the inodt-r
K
ate drinker moves vforwad to take
liis : place in 1 he "vast col mnir df
drunkards raarching,dowri to diii,'
and nave we.no zpai to pui .us. -in ins
wa"y and to hedge up tiw patii-t.onTa-struction
? Coine let us bestir pn"r:
selves! Are weriot'onr brother ' keep
er? Shall not jus blood fye upon us
it we stand and see lum, perish with,
out an effort for hi a rescue ? s Statis
tics tell tis that uixty or seventy mil
lions of'gallons of ardent spirits are
annually ''ametT J t1e United
States. .; rThat there are about ' ten
thousand (Jistillerics. hreedVu
drViTthbusand" hal itual drnnktirt
and f perhaps ; as jnany occasional
drunkards moving : on. to swell tho
army V)f hatltlial 'jli unkards, and is
it noi eT3Cgh'o'1mpire a seal in the
Order of the Fritils of Temperance
tot36fsoV4n'in'g,.yeV:,cnt .Mil if
need bo, "to sacrifice srniething in
jdoin! .
; rl5rothes, look aborvtm'in rmi!1
yjl JlblriiyouV?ViHage-i
your,.coinly --eee -5f there, bo n3t
much to do,fend' then hear tlju, Bible
saying tj each ofyyou, "5Whw6veif
thy hand findeth to Ut dv' it vith
thy might." Let 'us notll)e'; eContent
to merely add members to 3r.r Or
der, but seek to enrol names .toHhej
pledge of totaKabsthence. There
raay be such as will take the pledge
who may not consent to be initia
ted into the Order. " Our gt eat work
is to save men to stay the tide of
intemperance to bind tip the bro-
kken-hearted to sootlie tho sorrow
ingto rescue the fallen. Woe
wiWlrer thousand tongues calls o'u
fus: She' should not call .in
. 1
yam.
We can do--we ought t o tlo
wo must doove will do. Then
up at orrcetsnd -at it; say not to
morrow for to-molrowimver couits,
arfd MloTyon dely "hell .receives
its vicirms. -ine- new waves arc
surging -'higb. aDd rolling deep en-
gulpliing'more of liirraan happiness
"tlran'ihe mestfcnowing can accurate-
ly corojkite, and we asFriends ot
Temperancebave assumed to be the
conservators of se'ceity' in this be
half. T prjly'-yor let it be not mere
ly assumption. CdfSr.ESPOJfEiEffT.
Norfolk, Jtine,l871.
, ' . . For the Friend.
Total-abstinence y. Good.
" ' ? Thing:- r
This 7 being a"feact, the. subject
honloSbo "brought to the' attcntiod
ot- all people "both high - jind; lowj
mch and ;poor., t is suited - to all
and upon all bestaWS-Us blessiugs.
While it raisestip the'owly and en
riches the poor, it jjaves !ie high
from falling and the rich froinvpov
eity, II -blesses -Iho mother . ami
herdanghters, the one w4h sober
gons and LhexJther with sober hus
bauds. Tt carries in; both hands
blessings to distribute .pon all, anc
hence shoiildbo'wolcomed by a 1.
Every miniftter-oftlie gospel should'
FAITH, v: 1 TEMPERAUCE,
.welcome it aod-cDramend'itto thefaourifehing, GO members.
embrace ot bis every churcu inem-
bcr; should ry alcHi 1 in ats, praiscj
paint its beauties atd'vell tipoq
its benefits! .f: Where so fitting l a
oiayts iu tuiurw its claims asiiie nui-
piti , Th'tl9toUl-abWncm.e
is not below tbo d ignity of the rahf
ister nor Uic'sacredness-of the puU
IpiU.j At lea?pae annual conference
uio ouiHyni -J.HCIUOUIPI -vynurcn
has Jby. resokrtiva sc&Cfforth her -m in-
isfenal raetebTsnvitk wc?dfm,ar-
TiO J .f r . - .
tilde and messages-nrenomrr amrinor
rigand
t he "cbtirclj ear so" f;tlfat 'a' resjidiii
elder .feels himself anthorized to ask
hin, tle4iquarterly conferences jof his
paurxci, -vaca omaat nieniber, irue
uses spirit noCi tliqnoT; as . a?; h'erer
ae. In thisctse judgment begins
at theirons olT Crodf ' If in the
hooseiOfGodTotalabstinence reign
ed: supreme who Jean . tell what: the
result niight h&tj It not practica-rl
ble lo have it so f "What a strange
ly incopshaent fact to have a church
inao n4 diqtoo'seller in -tbejsamfe
person"! The toiv fact of mrcli
mcmhiilitp is Tresuniptire evidence
that theman.prays for his neighbors,
bnt'with if Hat sidrit'Wh a"raanpray
for his neighbor! 'salration : when
lieells" lumKar wrerrmprore
hi.s niin ? llow religiously 'XJnMst
ent it would be in a s professlng
christian to kneel by his still or bar
rel and ak God t') blc.s his labors
with -jwicecis as he d- als out his lr
quid 'fire m Inch carries i a corse 4n its
wtrv pint. An l Vet to be consixl-i
ent'tho man should so p'ray, for why
shall he enjiaire in buinetis on winch
hiay-Tiot 'aik lhe"blessiig of iJocF?
Ar.d yet w;hcve will'ymiT.nd -a' man
s lost to sense of propriety as to
rhJ foand praying over, a '.barrel of
"w iiiskt-y ? No,'ho lknt) vs I'iftilf well
that God's1 bk'ssing docs hct'folhrw''
wfiisky, and ?rc dtten trembled
heii Zri thinks thit' God's ' blessing
Hoes 'not 'follow' the whiskey seller.-
llrt Pees ""tiie voe whTch j;od pro
n o U nces gs i rrst thri 4 m ;i n who " p n ts
his botllc'to' hts iieighboPs -Itps.--;
fUt alasJ too marry of th?se are in
the church of Hie' present tiuje. They
'are' 'Aclmns'ralic 'way'o! ilie LotcI's
army and rimaer its victories.
t-htit" the cliUrh ihrougirts' const:-
tiite'd authorities nTc:H, speak; out,
and that withtio "cticertaln sound
anil "'"'thiiV pirereHwi Vay dt'the
Lor I Hi At'ile nty come Avith great
power among Tli? 'people.
A hd wiiy shall 1 a man of God ' in
dulge his appetite to-tf 19 ftiin dt'brs
neighbor ? He does tfha Whether
he w il or not, by his example, vfhea
he uses ?.lcohbiic beverage. He mly
not say to the immoderate drinker
ryou ought not, to diink, when in his
0. jet-actiee he speaks fiiore loudly
than w5:xls can possibly do". ' lie
contra3ictsis f precept by example.
Well may the. drinker say 'to- his
would be reformer, Vphyician heal
thy self." - Would that the! churcl of
tjroq were tree trom tne sellers and
drinkers cf spirituous hquo-s. v'
-, - 'Correspondent..
AORFOLK, JllU, 18Y1. ,i
MISSISSIPPI.
"OfFicir of the Pnns'iiK?r
; " StiHef Council F. of Z,
Osyka, "Miss , June 12th 1871.
W.'lf. nVhUdker, Editor' Friend
4
Dear SiO-: -T herewith h'aod 'yon
for" publicati tbe cw6ntknf olir
O rd er i n 3Ii ssissippi,",t"ud' respectful
ly ask that your sen I a'copy of" ho
Fkiekd to the Secretary -cf ; each.
Council as per address ,given 'fchatJ
alt may see burcoridilidn-ir-that the
faithful may be encouraged arid the
carcicBH . revivwi, 4, nave . S'rong
faith in the ultimate success of the
daiise in Mississippi. "" "The field us
whiteunto the harvest- I have sent
out laborers to gather into the fold
such as are to e saved from moral
degradation and death.4 -Then, mes
sengers, (D. V. P4.) have courage
faith, love and hope, and "under .'the
of-Deity, whose:aid we invoke, upon
blesiings whoso written woid we re
ly, weeaacot fail-:
-V Oxford P. O:,"' no
Grenada ip. 0
tidings,.
: -N0.-2,
dead.
;No,3,:-
dings.
-, Cantpn P. O., no ti-
.' No. 4,' Ilazlehurst, Hazlehiust,
sleeping, ?75;:meinbers ,v.l k
No. 5, , Morgan's Forks,
no tidings. :' : J '!';
No. C, Osyka, Osyka, flourishing;,
150 memtxirs. . . : . ', ... V Jt. f !
No.-7, Rehobetbj.Pice Ridge, no
tMingsV:'; 4 ' V '- .
J V 6, Pleasant -Valley, Pine
I Ridge, no tidings. i " t
No. 9, : rj Casfyville,, 110; tidings.-
' ' i."?
No. io, .
o. 1 1, SaltelIa,SalfilloCo4'TfKurr
iehiug, .8 iHeniUers,-. ? i?. .
.12,.Biildwyu,: , &iltillo 'Co..
nonmhing, 42 membys. .
noniishmg-IDS xnembem tr
Vd6
r-,'IariiburgviM) t
dings.
d.;';.:sl:.:i f.
No. 17, Libertyi' l.tbcrfy, Amit&
aLflourlsliirig: "if mehitenl. ,1
: d..li;f-dw
fl9uisWng;sr I J
ying. -r .jueajawim. ppmc were yenawi,and
5o:, 9,uPswnuc striDcd with colcirs., ien ft askqtl
-No. 21,-MuHerminejOsykav-pike the tree whatlt meaut.- Ahcfthc
Co.4 flonrishingS members.
No. 22; Cenlrfville, Centreville,
Xo; 2J Surn1rHtSumrniitVTike
Co., flourishing, 7i members.
Q, No. ,2.5.MjgioTrjQ4-
Do iaourishuig, 20mehtber' ;
J Qldrt4oeiaIT,kpriri2
Claiburne Co., flourishing'SS raem
lers. ' - ;'. .f-"
- No.? 2Tj Center Star, twamba
eaTnTtshtogfWmbCTR. k'
' Totabivuriiberot Councils,.. : .
14 flourishing, w itli 9t2 menibfrs-
12 no tidings, estimated 00 mem
bers. it 1 -.rfUj;-: y v'' k,; ' :?',; ..
1 dead." 2;Connt:ils in the ag
gregate 1442 tnetrdicrs.
Mollis in Faith', Tfinpernnce and
kChcrity, . : .
CI I AS. II. ALLEN, ,; ,
les't S. C. of3Iississippi.
clcctcJt.
, , J.-.B- Gough's Story,., t . ;
; -A-friend df mine-seeking to relieve
the poor, came to afiight of stairs
that led to door, -wbtcii led into aJ
room reaching udcr -the slates, ? Ho
kiioekied'"A:fceblt vok;e said tfComp
and "tie weilt in' ,Bier :,wa? j no
light Iwrt tfoonv'liis ey a"Jbecamo
adapted tc thf pla-cybe;faw, Jylngi
;itpon -a heap-.bf -chips-"and ,!shav
g3id nbor about ten. yoar ofj age,
?pale,vbt w'ith-a.weetjac;r f ;
Wfcat are . -yoU doig ihord ho
aslceil of tlw .boyu :bi il! . !
Ilnshih'nsUillamBtdinglfi I
i Hiding? tWliatibrii;Wnd he
showed ? his whito Tarnm .ccvred
with' bruises ajnd swollen;? It w.- "v
t Who vma it bectn-mt IHaBHlrat?
rDon'tHell diinr; iny father did
"."f'What-for.uu v.:;-ctv
. father gotdrtiiytinld! beat me
because I wouldn't steal rT' van
; t4Did yx4i erer steal $ -
"Yes, -sir, '1;- was r a -thief once.!,
l(These.!Loudon thieves naver iesi-
tate to acknowledge t it at 4is Hheiu
professionj.) -m ; ti -.i? jf-vff
-'. "Then "xyhy "don't yo us teal no w ?v
VBocause.I went, to tho Jaigul
school, i and they,told , biq j ; ThoM
shalt not s W and they toB3aie6f
God in heaYoii. ?I,- wiU not -steal;
Tjr''iathrki4k'ne.M f
-""SaM my . iViend, .1I don't kivof
what to do wii yon. . Hro is a
shilling. -: Iilt see what I oau ,tdo
for yon." .-?.8t';. .-.v. .. . -. 'r
tTheboy looked -at ita momenU
and thrn said"-; , , : j? . : .
1 But,pIease iivivouldir't". you
like to hercwy fittleyrnn'i Vj : j
My fi iendlthoagh t it strange tbat
without food, 'without fire,
brntsetl
and bateBas hela-y there, he jeppld
fi'sng.a Jymn,,buthe;8aid; Ycs. f I
willreAr.vyQn." ,'3A.od then Mx a
w-wcet-voxe, he jansf :. ... f , ;i i
5. .tscn tie -Jesus, meek and milu,
-Loot uimn a little cMld, -'-' :n !
3 jrjiy mjjiuu.oniyvKu; atd.V;ii:)
Buffer me to coma in Thee.
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. , ... ...
; "Fain would I to Thee bo brought,
(ientle liOrd, forbKl H not :
In the kingdom of Thj grace,
I Gite a little child a tlacf."v -
Gite a little child a place,"
"That'-s ray - littfe hyn,; good-
bye-!'.r - ; ...,r.; . . xf
. The'gcritleman went.trainin the
mornl ug-; wen t-up s tai rs. ; knocked
at' the door- no answer; opened it
and wrent jhi. . Tho shilling'.feiy.ion
the "floor t There lay, t-heWy. with a
smile on his faQc--4ut:'ii&,as'd'ead.
fin the night he 5 had t 'gone- home.'
harik God; that' rre diaa said,- ,Suf
fer little cliifdren tocomd unto me !"
He is no respecter (""persons,' black'
of whit bond -or Trep, ; young i or
old.;- He4 sends his- angebjf to the
homes .of the; poor .and; destitute,'
the degraded! and 'wicked, to take
the bloodbought tittle 'one to his
own' horae' 4?-- vm 1 :t4 t ? - '
A" Beautiful Allegory (
Ohm on a lime a' little laf 'was
hearcl to sigh and cry, ai leave8,:of;
ten t'.o when a gentle wind Js aooiy
And tha,w said:, ; 4?
'Vhat i fhA'nvnlf.r litlTA Unf?"
u'f't, nl4YiK'i'i'v4ti .
"ihe wind " sairf iuq ledf, vinst
i f.itn
and the,brtinch toW k tothe tree-
wsutru an vc. anU'iscop"vora uacK
tcXiie leaf.
H3
on. 1 ue airaiu, 1101a on iiguuy,
aad;you snail not gOolTtill you
And so
r AVJwhea'' tSe" mjght
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fcNo "3. Fort iJlaras, fort Ktofa khesejrolor becati of their joy.
wmi ' . rl::? ! i fTf.n thelitlU leSTbecfan to w
,5 - v f '4! M r4 f-i" a !tJ!n'rnJsnduftew :tf: beautiful
hV? -H,ai!f " ?,?J.W,.UI? rctttcAtolibej?xcya
me plf, and'th'totf nie to theground cally tunler Jda own "eycC'and. dis
todfe" a : ' ?kv: , :J ver'eJlltifepVatf of thVdi
..ran y
mfM !.;;iii'x;Vj ru, Yi uqwc. commns, mucn rani mated, ?aiJ:
andveut -pti slnug :arid"nmlmg. centimetres), fem!nsof the nfagC
t crW all summeV IbhUll "r wmcn omea
1 i
tree said :
, "Kwthese leaves tva'getting ready
ant
in
-AnVidien it was
very gay m c Ior, it saw mat tno
brancheof the tree had no colors in
ihlin-ind-WhVfSnfsm - j i
HQ bVafic'hfiwIrr -am woiil I eojcol
orcd and wo golden? . . ."
'Wc- must 4ie(4 on cur -wotlc
clothe," sa,d the tree, ','for onr-work
ts-ttu-yet'dotie bnt .your clothe are
for a ,holiaay.b-vau3c yunr task - is
over.". . ,.
Just-tlien a lit tin pult Cf wind
canif, and ,lhe -Jcnf. let g V .without
thinkiniT.of.it, an I the Windlook it
tip anfl tnrneS;itffrp, .Jtnd therdet
it tall gently down tinder the .cege
of a fence among hundreds oT lenves,
nd it never w'aked-wp to'tefi. W:hat
jt,drea.rcrecl about.' . ' . .... , I
1 5ThcreVre a tew ob God's children
to whom (lo thought of. death iflar
moFt ureadful than will bo the reali-
ty. Tney will go. away to
r.eirven
as quietly nnjinconenU as tlj
e leai itit 11s twi,'.
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R 3jnark,ble Patrb t': ' "
4'Parfot8;taHcf-';Xt-iP.said f:hat one
belonging to a'Cardinal learned to
said the Apostle?- Creed ; bnt whelh-?
er trne or not it is certain that, ow
Vng tojtlie fofirratkm of their lower
phary'nx'atld -tongti, : they: arc mrfro
capable than anyrtthts,-4inimli the
'aiidrlherefor they.ihav.establied
their ielairiia,; as l Ungfusts.s rIIe,nry
VH's par roi,, it is said,. saved htm,
sell from drowning by crying oti
ffiotfV-ho for a boat!" arid up
on hi benefactor ?demajdihg tlxit
Xmopiit from ihe ?kingv- tbvs - rasml
I bird. eMlaii.ned, ugi v c;him a grQaCl''
'Buffon slates : V When venders, in
.lii.11 expectaiion pifn oruer, cried
their go.6Hs uridir .V Tardy s Window,
tOIT -cfo,' tv-Ki'ttles to . merid,
"Fincfrtwh alnitnd,' hr parrot used
to amuse liiimself , with tho annoy -ance
'he, Jave".' iu answering, "No,
rionVtodttyV" ' ' '1
; J Af Strtry i,vas recently recorded of
Jt'pnrrot'who lived in a barber s shop
at. tlio. .East-end. of . Jondon. One
day a; sailor s?atfl himself on tho
rslfop cliair,- arid 'had ' his face well
covered witn wtner,' -alter -vrmcu op
eratkni (He barber wnt ironghjtlie
cti8tV)mary roce!i8 of "stiopping iiis
xft-mxlti Polly wjv had n.ntil.that
i0-ment remained wlent, cast a sly
giance at jacK iar, woose neau was
thrown back for the next part' of the
performance." The teinpta'iun
proved toa strong foitpolly, who tY
idently was tcontoRipliting mischief
or fun. 3Vatoling tlie cwtical tno-.
merit for exc?trng a thrill'MTg 'sensa,
tijdn, she Taked until the fcstber api
vr0nclreVi'his clwntt razors hi - h.tnd,
aiVd llieuf criHl ont'Cutrhis .tboai !
rent -his throat !" which exebimg'ion,-
it is neea ess to say, naa nie, etiect
of making' !tse:'sai)tr b"oft iU:e?a t
put7' of 'thesliopi awfly iSown rhe
hixt-strceti' taahrJ !'
h? Qtisionantparrovs.acquira phrH-
i selogy, ct a jrulgar or devout iiajLurpt
ana appear somewuat irreverentt-v
sliQrt p sighted b?.t?cs.,-Of ' course,
they.' fshiiply rejcat" Jphftses they
have picked up herHand tiiere; with
out ,fvicked ymed-itatlons f tly)ugl
such, expresstofis nntl oflb ted ly. shooK
ll 1 efcea r, .mvieg-p rfe'cnjkil Iy pc f h a ps
to their ' comical association. ' 1 he
rRev FOC?Morrfii Elates: ! ,
"A- parrot be'ongrfig to . some
friends of mine , was generally taken4
out of the. room when the family as
semoled for prayers) " for 'fear he
might take it 'into his head to join
irreverently tri tho esponse.'i; One
evningy however, Irs presencfi hap-:
peneq lo be unnoticdhe was en
tirelyr forgottcp. For -some i time
he jnaintaincd a decorduse silence',
but at length, instead ofAfiieo,?out
he cariiewith CIeer, "bys,ceer.,
Oa thin, the butkr -vas -jdiecteii io
rernovo hinben the bird perhaps
tlunkinc'if.oiiad vonimittd nisnseilj
aud hdctter ajoloirizVcalled 'out,
Borr'yl Isokg, The tfverpd wefwig
effect 'Oil the -i congega io intay t bl
imire -, easy;j;;iBaginea -, man uesi
j "Mausoleum, ,of tub Maccareks,
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inc igaanervy jieviczi; oj ropie
cy (liOhdori) for vApril states'tlLTt' a
Frenchman, :M. Gueriu U ,disoov
ied thejatnoui mausoleum of the
.qabees, .hitherto searched For in
ya:u. It was found at Kirbelel Me
"iCf
"After several visits to thi .spot
r r , , r 1 .
-M. Guerm caused tliewhole of the
feriul-q
Jfe ral'bl Ani bersi; toricrrifninbfer8
1 ,.r
of the rnms'of MnssnliiKrcbabiuV.
oni tmrit? near i-xnr famco wro
l-und .nuniber off,piees"f Jiaoao.
confirmationrpftiie "d'tJiciwerv. The
tojnbs, , were, t explored. .tTieobrs
weff coyered' withsnjalt WHsslUi'-les-tnonie
cases ifill dberfag to?
gether, in others Beparate-aod lontl
eraptafnel fiv or sixbwrnao-
tiroes, WHIfrfuIfy lt -
nuitaliof fit-, man Jvon; 5
, TliQy&re celebrated by tn-d "bTtTeit
wfi ters in't 'respect ,J a ml- by J wri
tefs'of ererV comitry : -and language ;
bey jYi seven -pyrauuds .olatedtl schools and ciiurcnX'S ; there is more
nia line, eacu coyennir tne-ceiliHTof i money in proportion iotnor iaoor
orte clrarnber:5 Finallr?rl yk& Trtfrierf Tes,laB0r iflftUdeV&xviliiiifZ is
tae iron v 05 ,3 DiHHiicg,-, U10 last
a liivetaoworKer,!- queen and
QuJcns SeN&sctlVypiuliar fU(,"l
an' &Simtfrb1i fl latwmdtl i
otherwisflprDduce:workers. 1
"The workrinundevelpped f J
male. Workers, in the absence of a
queen, ."BorooUmes layi egg's.- Theu
invariably proSuco xlfones. j 1 ;
The queetf lfve from t wo to tn
years.Vrho" worker from tVo,' to
three mouths in the vvorkmc season.
and from sue tooighi during.thc'm t-
son' of retft. -
t 5tl ..
Thojneen !pefrete?I 'in 'flfceen
or t,jxtcen1i(li!K' from JLire egg, 'the
worker in twenty to l.wenty oire, anJ
kthe dr?no jntweny four. i
'The q-icn usually commences lov
ing from seven to 'twelve day after '
leaving the cell, and is cap iblo of
laying from 2000 to 3000 eggs in m
' Tlio 'impregnation of the (j'leeti
always, tckes place outside the hivo,
on tho wing, an 1 generallyj the
fourth or fifth d iv 'after leavintr tin?.
cell. Kxcopting in rare caje1, omj
impgnthrfy awersJfir; JiTo; The
drone she has mtted with dies itn- '
mediately. J?. 1 . t fi ni
J.he eggs ot an uuimprognateH
queen produce nothing but drone.;
auait is generally conceded th.Tvim -pi"eg;"natin
Uoq n.t affect iUc i'drcno
progeny consoqMenll the male pre-;-.
geiyy oi arpure iiauan qn-en rs'pUi-o .
without Terra rd to the drone.' she Jjns
tnaU'd witb. .
The inueen an? worker "arc nrovi
ded with stints:: but while the latter
wjli tise it upon aiy provocation, tiro
former jwifj piilyiise it at her o ti t
rank, f.'jhb Atones have no sting.
v On queen, as-a ro 1, is all 'tlIf w
ftpte rated in a''hivj'biit)prfivi(iii8''to
turuwiug u "aider s warms, 'two or
m ore queens are permitted 'in ii-e
:wiohi4e. for-a short time but thv
extra bne 'aresoon Ii nosed of. ' J:
is of :persedir,g a- queenVthu olV
one is preyprre'd nt;I the new myo
is. fitted to take her iilaee. Queeiw
have a, deadly hatred for each oth?r
and will destroy, if perdtted, :iM
queen larvaj or cells in the hne, and
will fight' each other until there is
but' oiie left alive. , " "
u Wax, like fat 1 ''an' "a'riiinal pn
InctfVrid Is secreted by thobeesi'u
thin scales on the tinller side ot lire
fcu d y a ; W h i 1 e " d o 1 ng Uh 1 1 1 ey cwmh -
Jkuwic large quantitfes df MioneyX-
trom "ntteen to twenty portnUs it.fr
every p nuid ot wax secreted. .
A eigfited s bee mie'lljil
with honey ,is 'not diposfd to sling.
. A good swarm contains about
hventy th'mmid 'bws. 4
A strong or irieiimf hivo. v,'ith a
goovt laying rj'iesn;s nPVer 6r;ous-
takn by them. " --,Vleesr
recognise 'each "other1 1y
llieiriscent.
Tie'firsi bne or twp weekfi of tjm
fynjg7pe'sf4ife?is epenV InMde the
hire, as m uivo. oriy'int wolk er. I
The. range -of a, bee's llight "fnr
food is generally within two r thre
miles .; much greater range is of bat.
little benefit'to them.
&ovr o Stop Honoy Bees.
sjTr had three decamng .arras
that left my apiary, j 'had hivw!
tne nrs in ine lorcupon, on the iny
it swarmed but av- alKiiit f tour
d'clock in thfraft'ernoort,''irdecan.ijwl
foreparts' unknown. It ot-'ofl some
distance, befoi .1 got r-ady wi I h th e
lookfng glass,? buttoY . surprise,
the'thirdyP.asli ot ihesun1s mys.ivith
llie.ldbking'-glasf riMde-thef etrs lily
found endJ,r'ndj irHiead of going
sfcraigbiiforward as Iwforei; andth':y
:tm(n.dately.r fettl : 11'pou, . a tree.
.Tbe second s warm ca me ofltt in j the
afterriobn.'It made no halt 'to Hd--tlei
but started 7frrct r the tri
ber. I followed it, and.i bronghi tt
down tbesame.W'y.rTlj0 Uiirl.ono
got hi e a ry Jial f a-Jii U a w a y, 1 Having
cc tkec east side of the tinilipr.' Th
sun'rb(ng'irj the west we couhltiert
a r -1 " - -- - -
the. sua, three or four, flashes - "settled
l VI ItittK
vrt 'GSrakll Fafms?
3 -VI. fi-.i 4.
Small w farras make j njiirj (n eigh -
fkit miixtt htm iwab.apbe
-morais, raiseu 10 iuq acre, oecauru
4? itetter Mpt ; Wre is rnVwJitch
ingIfwBrfTxiett,'lfe ia.- n(&
4- erH Irfi aivwrv n irf $ '1J rthe.tim e.
kThcreis: njtmi;chfear pta drought,
pf.WBtjv'wtber, jRbp,rost,? ot small
pnecs-thero. is not bo 'nihcb'nioir-
w baid J : otliforartcnltnral
imrerirebtsV OarwiYCT f gad I'thil-;
drfia Iavetime eart tpt improve ;
ffeWis alwa'saedward j
I - t
iy tr;bo1fwiUit3 fmotb wimi:;
but a,bivv.'vlthmiLa v.iieen r ' fim
incans of raising one is Tsure -' to 'Iw
.It aw. I. hiTre-thGtheo. &vanms
thjua. arcested, and ttiey 'nave al!
d3ne wen. fjror?l iJoWMl:
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