FT)MHH|S HAPPIHESN
Sow of the Things Which "an and
p Which ('annot Secure It.
«r _
Social Position,. Fine Houses, Per?
* sonal Adornmant and Man s
Flattery Count for Nothing.
Chr ,♦ .in Usefulness Worth More
1 in A E'-'f. Dr. T aim age's
bund ay Sermon.
' p : s, I mary I^.—This mfirn
in.' the I • 1 !'• vv. r t J a l'. I'.,
t, r . ..• the of his s»ri s of
"Ms to t l »* Wo : en of America,
Wth I t -r'ait i' n r s to Men." Ihe
oj* n hyri n \>v? ns .
»• ) • r -'> ' '." I,
\. .*. * t • \ r I • rv ;
\\ . .i f I i'•- . - jjr,urii,
'1 ■ | i.' ■ a , i- ■ 1... n "
I r T.i' a_e to k f'r h -t* xt tie f
t. a w r " he that )iv til i;i
j. . ; > . .1 w .eg h«• 11 eth.' lie
*
.... • ror a * •' nn('.u| j- r a few
(J. , ,?_•' wa '■, ii ti • •• tere
jii- ' a:" W ' ■»' --.tia* nil t> li ;».»i
-i. • i.' i i " L; a pa: ■ 1)0 tar
«1, ui it of i.i. ' My ail-'A r was
tl. : s ". : • ' ,i .'>)• .» j in- -- v theuoil
tll . : - « : t to I! K others happy.
Th- t J in ol i»:e oa.'ht to he usetul
ii' - ii t liaj ;*i rj»*- , hut h.ij piness al
w v-! !■ I■ w u-♦■id n• -m. ' 1 J iis niorn
in.'*- t»-xt iii a str way sets i >:th
truili lh.it a woman who seeks in worthy
h'-r (h 'f enjoyment wdl
rome l" ■! -1p; "• ill i J i• •nt and ..eat h. ">he
ti. ■ tii la piea- .r O>i UJ wade ahe
livelli."
ai \ iri' nds, you al! want to be happy.
You haw a ure.it many r i ipes hy
wh. h it is pi> ji - I to give you satisfac
tion f>o..d sat slarli"ii. At times you
fe« I a thoro unrest. You know as
wt II as other people what it is to he «ics
j r - 1. As dark shadows sometimes
fail upon the ot the school
ijjirl a> on the patrol lhe spectacle 1 phil
osopher, 1 have seen as clou lv days in
May a.- .u November. There are
NO UtKl'tK Mi.lli IiKUA i ui;:> 4
l»y the eran lmoth r than by the pran 1-
daii'jht r. 1 t'orrei t the popular impres
moti th t people are hanpier in cfnl'ihood
and yoiii :i than they ever w:d be
Ii \\ I. aright, the older, the haj>pier.
'1 he happiest woman that I ever knew
was i t hi •'tan Oeti ; lier li.ur
wh tea- white  "ii.it be; the
of le a\ n late in t/ie alternoon
the peak- >! snow. 1 hav •, los vto a
Hie.! in .11 v o the \o in_' p upie tnat the
in■ - - i.i ie 11ne \n i .tfi e \ er lo ha ve
is ib i. wr ymi a hai.i in nle, a
\o , i i i' oii ltiio iii \\ori l .in i voii
ha\' \ ah i I and heart a.I u!loi_..>i,
ho j>i .'.ii 1 :i: -t i . Work, men
\ , v. .s wii.it t i> to te happv.
lii . . :.' i haw u> in
heve it .r i. i- rh.tsi! 1111-11 •-down
mi i .t. • piaj i a i v W»• na e not
I' 1 i i - 1 1 Hi.l v o! ||" it h.is |If,Ml
 > i ■> di.i . - l.t r:• r t .i n the
K n I.;. .II 1 ' 11.11n tti.it our nv wtl
 i .i • .ii' i. i. •: in.' > .oi i
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il .1 ■ • t«» e\ | I i •-> It.
1 ' • 1 . t 11«• . at t lie ( lose i'f t' p
bo-, t ! a:, n - rI \ - 11 e ale oi
«i! I \ I i .lit-' W I"o 11 ■ '' i 111 Il t
w. : |o \ e tln w. i i i,!.• a J j_
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If the s >b of u:ili; ppy womanhoo l in
the .-re t cit.■ siou a urea*, througti the
j■ —.; rii. i a j.i. t;* t »jt> woual Coiue
aloa: } air stre- ts to day like the simoon
ot the n e rt. one times 1 iiave heard
in the rus: sny: oi the robes on the city
pavement the las- o: the a :d--r» that loi
lowe 1 in t: e wake. ou have rome out
ir >nt \o ir h*»'.ie, an 1 you iiave !o>ke i
up ft ta** ttreat liouse, Mi l to\'«*t a life
n 1' r t! o- * :• r« heS, wh> n, peTnap-s al
tha*. v* ry mom nt, w.liua tuat hju* ,
tia re iiiav h i\e been
Hi., wa: Ni.ING OF lIAVrw,
•',/» rt of horror, and the v. ry ajronv
i he 1. I knew such an  ae. ifer
ther's ho'iseg w.is pi. ii';, !)'(■>* of the
; cO| Ie whv cauie ti.er.- were p.am ; but,
Iv a change i:i fortune s i r3 rome
t ■•■.(>■  0 es. a hauJ had been oilered
tbat ed .«*r into a brhliant spher*;. All
th»* i.ei-iit, r-; con.ratu at.-d her upon
her propf>erts; but what nn ex
 han.e '  n le-r side it w a hear f fu.l
of generous impu.se and:a:> tion.
'•ii hi"-ide it wa.s a soul ry and with
ered as the stubble oi th • t«i !. 'n hr
Fide it w.'s a lath r's h-u-e. w hereh '1
wis honored an 1 the > tbb »• u ...'at
i 00 I- .1 the 10.1 ms with t . • ver/ ra i"i
c>t h**av» u >n his si Ie it w s ">•• - o
rsinr. nn i11 e1 • 1 oi ni. Iyme a
to ! ♦„" I lit • ! 'l it her- 'lit
v 1 re revivryanl l"> • Hard v
hi ! the or 'I !'>-• 1 -o :1. • nt: •
1 f. a>t lost th r Ir.i.'i lar•, t -i'l t 1 'at
r» ? di> !1' •!t \ fjit *«»♦ a.-t li- r*: t ! . r»»
its F>had»w.  rile :. s an i 11 Kll la.
 at..-' . t ' ! 0.-> - al.lt a 11-
to a i " i"W a o ♦•rv. 1h" plait r-i Oi
.
h'- d ares- ot g i'.i 11 i1; u •  a wre
there. Pl.t II > 1.0 !, 1.0 p. ' no Kiri i
w 1.0 ( : 1. .1 sv 1.1. y. ;1 •
f. ,-tal nai-c tfiat br " on the rap'ivi s
e rt 1 -■ ♦• o,tto H di• L'e. at:d the w1 • iii
in l !.• pi 1 h v. a- a i f tile  ii, an i 1i"
, ujuioUi. r> ti atswavedin t iie w .n lw i-4
the win.'ot a de-troym.' an.;el, a id ta 5
bead-drops on the p;t her w re the sweat
| of ev i-pa r. ►. ho.v nnny
: ri HTI- .s nn I uahapp nes-es am >n-j t iiox.»
1 who seek in social lif • the.r 1 hie. ii;ii»pi
i e^s. It matters rot how tin - you have
thin.:-'. theiH ae other peopie who hav*
■ it tiii.-r. 'Jak 114 oit your wa a to tell
| the hoar oi the day, some on • \vi I rnr
-1 rert yo ir ti nepiwe by pu 1 oat a
watch more rt iilv 1 based ;ui I j"weied.
Hide in a that o-t you ci t
hundi' d do ! r.s and be ore vou vet.
faouu'l the p;ii k vou will meet one that
i cost two tiion-aiu! dollars. Have on v  ir
wall a pir.aie by t oplev, an! b-i-r'
; 11 _*h f vou wall hear ol .•some on • who it •>
ap tine fi --h lrom the studio oi t burch
: or iherstadt.
A I I. THAT THIS WORLD CAN" DO
in Filver. in old, in
p'u-h. in i iob' li 11 tapesi rv. in wide hai is,
111 iordlv a-|UaintaM eh p. will no- *
yon the ten thnu-an ith part o' a 'jr an of
solid s.«t:s! .on. The In: -1 lord,
movin.'in the verv highest li r •, w s
fine dav foun seate I with his. ' :n on h ■»
i band an I las eli ow on the win oa-.-ill,
. look u j ont and R'vinir: " \ I w - 1 I
con id exrhansi" p'a«-es with "
Mere Rorial po>it.on will ne\'er tave
h tpp iies-j to a woman's soul. I h ve
ha l wide an 1 co itinuous observat on.
an 1 I tell the yo'injr women that thev
who build on ire social pos'tion th r
soul's mi 1 ortal happiness ure buil an.'
on 1 he sand.
« v up pose that a vanni; witmnn e\pni's
the I ri'_aitne-s of In r earlv li e in th s
. un-iitistaetory an I omits the
pr-sent opp H'tunitv o in the
home cir !■; wh it a mistake !
Nis ir Iv .1- th • years roll around, that
home HI wha ii you now aw. il wid i e
conie cx'im t. The parents wi Ibe iroae,
the piojiertv will ;_ r o into other po--es
. Fion. yo ; vouiM-lf will be in o'her r-'la
tioii-inp :in I that home whi- h otiiv a
ye. II w 1- full oi congrat.i ation, wid
be e\t 1 1 ■ 1 died.
en t at period comes you will look
ha■ los e w'hat you di lor what van
II _■ e ted to do in the way of mikirvj?
; 1 'tie h 1 pv. It w .11 be too lat •to ror
t > : n 1 a . Ii yhi di 1 a «t -tao ah
pat o your I'areirs tow >r I the
tomb if ' on" ,i j | not link • t heir 1 .t
■ I vl •i; _ 11 1 .:;: I hpp l v ; ii you id aw • .
tie \. in.- r - ~f your )■' uiv to
CO e Up w thout fee inir that there had
'"' eti a ( 4.r -tiari example st ou votir
part, there w dl be
N"TM ;NO 1.1 T RIT 1 KI:N I: -
nflimorp ti-, n Th t bitternes will h>
increas dby all the stirroun !;• _'s .»i •' •.«
'' '• 'y ■ ery rii.. 1. bv ev- r\ i»a-tare.
I . v '' 'dt me 1 af'd 011 ami 11'-. i v
' v 'i-' x " i can '!. 1 kofa- r nnei t 1
■
r - 'ii n_' inenior es. s oun.'
• ' • J >" 1 i\ a it|_' to do ia t ie
) o ,1, y., ;> fat ii- i" > Inane hap-
v - ! ' toa 11 11 1a 1 it, or
" n '' *' v "r u a*. '1 i tii- 1 i- 'v n
a■ • • y ;i y. I - • p..—• vo j not re tie*
■ it ; •11 an iae im : i ? •_'
yfa - ta.it hi \ e -. . la,,'
• '• ,n > . t'; re i- ir -t ia the
'
- i1- ' ll ti a'. ai i that ever t i -
« P r. Nt- O •- ; | is tile n• 11 orv of
■ ' ■' ' • ! .1 u_■ h a-r. (». na .e t i • "
' '* - r ■ t a: i beau' a. I o not
- 11 h t v iv. !••• ill • e vav. \- c
1. s .*k t • ir pr iy. r-. Ati 1. af
x - • ave p a | v a l'O
• ' th. .. H.e _i ve wa• -re • v •» p,
• ' * . ai. o\ -r* ,e m ;aa
.
-' ■ '■ r t an t: ,• p—- -1 • • n •
 hHsJ - '■. I) t e V tel..
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s
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•' ■• a » ''i t > •i. t b- a 1.. -r
• o* t i w ' rat: r
1 tave .11 r _' ;•
'• n • r a : : r - are «,r a • >.
" t r ♦• 1
'* r ■ "the r in 1 11 e;/an i .. 1
t e '.a V W :.en > l !«. A* I •
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' ' "a, . . • . .w i _> w
» on** p♦> .awj h-a. *
If :i t: -'' and dia aa 1 , but
t- at i.g r
I ■ i i imm m ■ ■■ r sr» jm■> - ■ *^r- m
? •»
H. PIIOCC3JIOV OF GHASTLY MEMORIES
will forever rnareh and forever wail. O,
it is a ?ooi titne for a voung woman
wh n silt' ;s in her father's* house. How
careful th# v arc of her wel ar-». How
w. tchml tin»s * parents of a I her inter
j *»''*■ >eat*« i at the morning re: as*,
father at one AH | of the tat !e. rhildr.-n
on either side an 1 between hut
vears w. ! roll on. an ! gr.-.tr ch.ingi s wi.l
; be effected, an I one will he »• s~e I from
one end tlje tahle, and another will l>e
• rn>•*>• 1 rmi the other end the table,
f  •! !• tty that young worn »n"s so ;1 who.
j in th.it ■i; r- lIM ir. h..a nothing but re*
i yr-ti ;1 ret- ile tions.
, Igo fur'h'-r. ami a Ivi-e von not to d°-
i pen-i l«/r upon m r • personal
attractions. I: would f»e sheer hypoc
risy, because w" may not have it in"«, ir
i seives. to d-spise, or a Med to desp s •
' eau y ill Others. When • ol K ;Ve» it!
! he g:\es ir a a le-sTvg an i as an « n?
01 ► a\ni and his ••rmv were
conii n fr> n I;•.*» m.i int.tins to
I destroy \abal an I his tlo k-» an I v n *-
yar.K. lii • beaut:iul Abigail, the wife
>■ Nahal, went oat to arr. >t him when
lie ( i'ii • down trom the mount tins, an 1
. -Lf» i; re.l. ( Ollling to the foot of
! the hiii. she kn-lt. 1 U v.d wit a his ar y
o! -worn in* uca e down ov»*r th •  ib's,
an . when iie saw h r kneeling at th •
' t of tii • I. ii, he .i. it. 'p> i;.s
n an I the eaves e ho -1 it: "Halt!
hot That one i.e mt lil woman kn • !-
ing c: til" f'M»t of th" dill ha i ;• ri si 1
a.l th aimed tr.ops. A dew uiy ,
•lashe 1 back ?• i  MM, Che 1T..! • se s
i" oie u- tii ■ p-• ritsof v r th an 1 u»-
he' i' !, an 1 A!i - i\ ou s sist -r.
; '■ ' • s a .g ' .>. an I s.;ys: hey
wr • I ..r t» , >ok u|ion. i v out >r
 v r -*, an i bv sk ii ni a ran.' tu ait of
«"!' ' ' '• let Wo ieu in i the nselveS
attr si tie. 'I h■3 ov :i ,ia- on • n - . >n,
a:i I that to ( xc te our ioa : h rig and •)is
gu '• 1 a ,ii for those wl o lepen»l
r.;>o;i p ro::al char ns lor t eir h ppi
f ty is sue i a sub le th n_', it
do y nfit >,• hi t > dep il l up n fa lai pro
] o tioiis or u j ton
TilE.-I'AIIK'LE OF TilE EYE,
or np >n th •  T uph of the  lie# k You
son •; imoi ill it among irregular feat
nr -. .; s e soul -h n; athrough tiio
iaee that male, s one ■ eanti ul. 15ut a!as !
loi those wiiO epeiill upon mere pers n
a 1 i ha; s. 1 lie" wl. »onie to disap
j> » lit.  n m I io a gre it fret. Tle-re are
so many di erent opinions about w hat
are | mal (banns; ana then sickness,
at (1 fio i 'i •, iiiel io make sui h rav
«:.es. 11l - |n,o:est i»od th it a w.'inan
e\er wor-h j>s is he- own face. The s,t«l
-«h st H lit in ;li t •* woild is a wom.'.u
Wiio I wis lui l f everything on j;oo«l looks,
wfien tii - ( harms h gin to vanish. (>,
how they try to cover the wrinkles pnd
hi ins the r; 1 v*a_es of time 1 Wnen Time,
wi h iron-siio I feet, s eps on a iae«*, the
hoot Luari;s reatain, a:id you c uinot hiue
th m. It is s:'ly to try to hMe them. I
tiuk fh«' 11io t re ; i i sive 100 l in aU the
wor I is an ol i foot.
Why, niv de.T tr ends, shoul 1 yon be
rsh imed to be uetling old ? It is a —
it is a prr a fa ie evidence that you
have !;• haveil toierably well or you
w«» Id not have lived to this tiuv\ 'i he
L'r m l">t tiling. 1 tiiink, is eternity, and
th tis made up of countless years. When
tne bible wonl I set forth the attractive
ne soi Jesus  hrisl, it savs: '"ills hair
v..is white as enow." I»ut when tlie col
••r goes iroin tiie cheek, an I the lu-ter
fro u the eye, and the spring iroin the
sti p. and the eraccfulness ron t ie gait,
alas! Jor thos,« wiio have built their
t! ije a dth ir eternity upon good looks.
ut all the na-»u_'e o - years cannot taKe
out oi one s i.ice i>eniinity,and kindness,
ai. I (on pas.-ii.n, an i i.iii . ( ulture)Our
le ir; ;::i i vmi ml ure \ our lace. '1 he
hi u;ht 's lory that everbeimed from a
wo n n"> i .c • is the relijion of .lesus
ihi t. In the last war two bun i d
\ ounded suder.- came to l'j»il ide.pma
one n _': it. and came unln r.i •• i. aul
they iia 1 to e\t' mporize aho pital tor
them, and the ("!.r - i iii worn not mv
chui i ii and oi other  hur« hes Wclit oat
tut ii r .1 t » ta.ve  itre ol
I.C. Hi >K WOLM'EI) KKI,I.O'«V!».
Th t T i bt I saw a  hris'i n wo-ru n co
111roil.:i tin* w.irds of the hospital, ie r
- • ■ - io, d up, i.i i y lor bar I wm k,
hr i;;.ir o shevel'd in the e\ ia a• nt of
the ho ir. Ili r a - w spi i n. very p in,
b it ait -r th - wound- w re w .■ i ;oi 1
t • ] ,v | ) •- w t-re put iound tiia
s nr rd I: - .ai i the ex nans e i oy
1 . o t• i - r-' p ■ isanr - p, -n *
put I r'i i' ■a • - ,ow . n.l •st ltd
i i t.i-. •.r • i ,'til .-ul: " li. Iti • iajiit
. . . h in i -i • in.iv fiav-»
i t . i. i i - eel j. t ■ *■ . i ' " ' .tit s
o i - . .i; wno a •.:u i t.. • i.os
] t ' • ■ r I . - \ * n 1 .i - _• nf.
. -.j- it , ,un bv awo n •• i 1: iit i r
o. a ■ie ard :auiM'id » i * \ a .
t i i n> y o y, .m i i . i tr ' '•. r
w.. •vr. _ t n -ee h a • >y. '• • . .t
ptv ;' i- ' v• i 1 shi ■ a ■ • r
.1 .-. iI : ''sii -'I 1 1 •• v ar i oth"i '
A*. i i.e !• • iup MI. i sal : " . es. 1..
try to t : ii k she > h re !• sew i,t
i- * r to h T .' .i i te i i• r ... a »nt
ii. a - le r a a of is y iia.r a . i
tom 'i.rt hr. lut I won d lie to 1 \ -
\ .a "e ie-r };■#.% m. . ii I>u '♦• red y - 1
\ i v nto .: > ■ .1.4 lor ,-ne ••• •»ii 1
• iru ". I. .. . vl. tii v. . • I
,
;. - I! : - >n's ;n i- ai I i >•->•
■ i n ..« u ■ v»- ajr el • h t -:i«* w._s
e : i ii .. .• r«• tgh man in a.i
ti-, t w ri i '.nut i le-r. s •* woun 1-
- i .• r wo ;. i i . •• i p'*d from Ins
, }. s ;. iili • r"trU'. ii hi 111
it . 11 ...» r t i.
j i .s \ r. *to le; I for
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; t 'O ;- o .r M t t at s >
. . ; o . 1i . • •,rjrs. ji e
 e.'t; _ M-n
t • : » onver
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p 1.1 .r t.o..iiiiu:i • ..n i l j
I> I. i'" rs I K LNiMj Fl..'. i ti.; t".
Ti.' Vf .v | _'s a it v■ir- * -- a"d
r
;?. i \ k■ A. ar.- lai —. Ihv-«v yo i
. r i_• I. a «.  • > . .. r • n '•
« ..•, t..• v - tt*r ' 1 • •' i '** e !•>
.1 ' ... i ■ s .ile "t n_ ! ' d
you on this si 'e of the ilraw.n j-room,
three mi utes ago they sa; 1 to s • i.e one
( n ti.e ot..- r s;de of t e drawing-r »om. '',
let no one trample on your self-re?j«ect-
Ihe meanest thi. g on which a woman
c. n build r ha: p:n ss is the f.atteri s
of men.
AgHin: I charge you not to depend lor
happiness upon the of worl 1-
l.ne>s. 1 have sen tnen as vain of their
o.d-iii>h oned and their etventric hat as
y >ur r.t nii*ss fop is pro ", i o: h:s d ug
ling fooleries. F asli on sometimt"* makes
a rea- naob- dein.iu 1 oi* u.-s and theni we
(' _ht o \ie i tc> it. The daisies o! the
! .-.. i have their fashion of color an 1 leaf;
the houe\ su k .shave their ia»hn»n of
« ar- r«'p i:i d the snow ak s flung o .t
of the w n*- r Ii avens iiave their lash.on
of e\ Ui.-It,ene-S. After the summer
s ,o\\ -r the sky we's the ear h with r: g
o' r i.il-o*. And 1 do not tnink we have
r to o >pi- • th • ♦deg.aii ies and fasti
ions ol this w-irld. espe iatly if th v m ke
re s»na: .e ueman is upon us; but the
p.esiiip a:id worship ot fashion is
at it t t eto I jr. in I death to the soul.
lam gla i tin* world is improving. Look
at he lasiuon plates of the seventeenth
. n«l  igh:eenth centuries, and you wih
tin 1 that the world is not s> extravagan
an 1 extraordinaiv now as it was tnen.
and all the n arvdo :s things that the
granddaughter will do will never e ual
tnat di " by the grandmother, lio still
lartiu*r t.i kto flie (Üble times, and you
j.i.d tnat in those times fashion
W .r.l DEI) A MOEE T EIIRI !!LK S( Ei TEU.
You h we oniy to turn to the third chap
ter ol I- h, a portion of the s riptures ;
irom Wl.ieh 1 once preaciie 1 to you a
s Man >ii to rad "'Hecau-e the daugnt rs
of . ion are haughty, and walk with
sir- tehe : f rth necks and wanton eyes, j
va !vi g and mincing as th v go an i
i ak.cg a t.n'd ng with their feet: In '
'hit d, v the lord w iii take away the 1
l»raverv oi their tinkling ornaments !
aoout their feet, and their cauls, and (
tic ir round tiies 1 ke the moon, the '
chains, an i the I ra lets, and the tnu "e's,
t'i• linnets, n I the iiead-i ands. and the
'• '1 ts, a .1 the e. r-rings, the rings, and |
the nose jewels, th • changeable s ;i jts ol
:pi ait i. ;:ii the mantles, an 1 the wim- ;
p "s, and 1 lie crip ng p t.s, the glasses,
and tne ijne 1 un, ;tu I the hoods, an I
*
the v Is."  n!v think o f a w »mau hiv
ing ail that on ! I am gla 1 tha* tne world
i- g tfing e'.ter :n 1 that fiishi ui win ,i
as d iminated in tise worl I-o ruinously
in (tt.n r days has for a hit! •ti ••, for a
! tt e degree at any rate, r-ia\ d its en
ergies. A 1 the Bplen 10-s an I t e ex
t:av(gan/.a of tiiis world dve I int s your
ro i; and flung ov» r your -di >ul i r c tn
not wrap p -ace around y.air hear or a
single moment. 'She giy.-st wardrobe
will ut.er no voice of (Onlol -ncein tlie
day oi tron !•• and darkn ss. That wo n
an is gran .ty dressed, and on y sh '. wiio
is wra p>-d in the rob * of a Savior s
r gli't-ousn -ss The ho n i tnav lie very
hu.io le. the hit mav bj wry p ai i, tiie
Ir i k may be v ry coarse ; but t i • hd >
of heavt'n s ttles in the room w a MI she
wars it and the laint -st ton n of the
ri S"ii'r 'eti'iii ang 1 will h nge hatg.tr
.
in n! m'tO rami n excee ing w hit .so ai
no fuller on eartn eoaid whiten it. I
come to you, young women, to- lay, to
say that tins world cann it mik" you i
happy, i know it is a brigiit world,
WITH GLOUIOUS SI NSIIINE, ' * j
an 1 go l don river*, and fire worke 1 sun
set. :■ n i t ir 1 or« h"str.i. au 4 th • dark -t -
cave ins its crysia s, an I the wra'niest
v. i\e its foam wreath, an 1 tiie mi est
midnight its liamuig aurora; but  ■» 1
will put out a I tin* e lights with tliM i 1 t-t
oi Ins o.s :i nostrhs ami llm glories of th s
world Will pensh in tii" li la. con la ri- ;
tion. You w .1 never be haupv nut . v »u j
git your s ns forgi en and allow  hrist j
Jesus to take full po-s -5,.,;! jr s >u..
lb; will be your frien 1 in t ve y perplex
ity. lie will ii * your co nfort in ev rv
tn d. He will be your deien u-r in everv
s;r lit. Ido not ask you to i ring. I.K#}
Mary, th • spices to t ,e B"pu n r of a
dead (in st, hut t > bring v »ar ah to tie
feet of a living Jesus, i ii s \\ (jr | peace,
i: is i . >rC :» love. Ii is hand is h•. j>. 1i is
touch is lii-'. lii- smile is hetVcn. « \
i o ue, tii MI. in flocks and g oup;. ('ome,
like the south wind over b.iii v> of mvrrii.
( time, like the morning 1 g it tr.p i ns
(jV"r the mountains. Wr it e-ail vo ir
a "ction » on ( hri.~ s brow, s-t ni vour
gems in  'hri t- . (tron t, pmr all vo ir
vo.ees into  iirist s so.ig. an I let this
Sabbath air rustle with t wi•!_:s of r •-
_'oi •ng a g-n Ith -tow r-oi iio I rm 3 '
out t . • news o: so Is save 1.
**T i- woil iitf: ■ ' t #-irl nsj*crtTfc
'TI- ?.••• t • # ..
T« ! .iiin it i-- ri"ti ••
' i'*vii! j> ri-lt iii t • -fit.
T" 1 * t l - i 'Mi . .ii . . iin' i'.|,
i. Il t. , t ;n _• • tt. ii ;
(>. s Ihe ji 1 . >r ii, - • "
T - "U » \ Wis V.-ry de p. nil 1 it was
i: ng r p d , w hen. l t tie- hr-r
v r o v n -•ry, In - ,-| •,, .. .
yo . g wi. nan l-. It was a v rv hum
: o lie ."il" w s ,;n orpil in, j,.. r
a hr h • I 1 e.-n sp pa i ■■ k ■ i ~ , t j 4 ,.
L.tiifvS o. Nt-ft . IJ .n iia.. i. "i 4v ; ii;t i
_ E\i. E:.- nr.;; (ju.v i: jn ,_
As I enter-1 Ui 'O.ui I fi-t n thi-, •
nvr t ve. o lan- --v.
 -n ■ ih • r. i.» - n w . \t n • ,n
-w n-r tr „ t i#-
* ■ ho it «• n • . It ~■ t ,
ne ,-r to he rg I . .. - ..
P* '• - • '>'■ Su an ! '.li'h j t . ,j.. t i
g ■ s i. r a i . t - i v .
s * »r*w . i i o. •f# . • . T • .
* ■ - u t . - 1  • r .iii j; ~. ,
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tI! e . . v., r T • a I so*- j
: ! . v ' r: " " ! v. 1 " 1 n ■•-;» •'
s or st, ag
* * * f l t t 'i: ' . t .
•
\ •,r ui t nex* "in i v. y n w*o j i*. 1
*": ■- I' i' e th r i n .v... Jiit ..
>'■ ' ■ de t'.. wt re s • . v
s ng dr. it •—. I\a ~t rii t .
.- i. *. :h-f -«i .. ...ng ' I -^.
t •C-.. u i iie -:n w.t» s ■ an 1
1 r SI-t-rr •. a C ;.e
i 1 • e . g . ■
tb« candle lor me rhe djring lf> .
d iwn '/i h aver; .n h r :. v Ijo
i
ran tie. 1 rose to go. an 1 she sai l : L
t* mk you lor coming. l night.
\\ h»n w* meet again it w ill be in
heaven-in heaven! .004 night! good
night!"
1 ".ir her it wis goo 1 night to tears, good
nidi! to poverty, good night to death,
, ut when the siin rose again it was good
n rn.ng. The light ot anoth*r day had
j j ur »t in upon her sou!. («o»d morning.
'l:ie angels were singing her welcome
1: , ne. and the han i of Chr st was put
tn * iip-'n hi r brow a garland. Oood
Her sun rising. Her palm
\ n Her spirt exulting belore th«
throne' of ioo I morning, good
lu or in-' The white lily ot p*>r Mar
.tr. t's cheek had blush .1 into the rose
ol he ilt li immortal. :inl the snoas
through which we earned her to the
ro mtn grivevard were symbols ol that
r> e which she wears so white that uo
fuller o i earth con 11 whiten it.
My v -  r. niv daughter, may your last
end oe hers!
A New Parlor Game.
A new game h.is been devised by the
voting 1 ii-s. an 1 bids fair to become
very popular. At oil" end of the parior
or hall is place 1 an inclined I ward with
as .are hole in it. v tan ling at th- other
end— the further away from the board
the more fun there is in the ga ne the
i». v rs pit h ten bags tiled with beans
tow.tr I trie hole. A regul ir sco e is kept,
an t if the ten h. gs fall in the hole it.
rounts 1 • K or ten o* each hag. An >th r
b. - OOUIM • th • 11-11 1 si e, called .1 umbo,
, ~ , p .v i.elan Ii! this also is thro . n
i: * > the s uare open'ug it ad !s twenty,
making 11' » the high st pontile score
houl i any of th • IML:-; rem tin on the
bond th y count live points , hut
for every "bag that fa Is to the tlo >r five
p »ints are >» trailed. The hig bag, or
,iumbo, counts double or ten in each
case. Many young society ladies have
become )tiite expert in pitching th • little
bags and show excellent skill in accurate
ly gaging the distance and the strength
necessary to he exerted. In most c.ises
the bag* are made of ticking, .In nl>o be
ing individualized by material of a
dilft rent pattern but a tew young ladies
have taken pains to have handsomely
embroidered receptacles for the beans.
The :oird is generally oi plain wood,
polished, about eighteen inches w;de and
three fe.-t long and nine or ten inches
high at its greatest distance from the
floor. The hole is alxmt five inches
square. .Jumbo contains a pint of beans
and the other bags half tb.it qutntity.
Prizes are o.'lered to those making the
highest scores.
Orange Snow.
Dissolve an ounce of isinglass in a pint
of boiling water, strain, and let it stand
until nearlv cold ; mix it with the juice
of six or seven oranges and one lemon ;
add the whites of three eggs, and sugar
to taste ; whisk the whole together until
it looks white and like a sponge ; put it
into a mould an 1 turu it out on the fol
lowing dav.
THE BELMONT HOTEL,
lUCKOKY, N. C-
Lovati-d 011 tli»» I'uhlic Squan'.-'VO
from tin* It It. Itopol. Ua* been thoroughly
*Vr»rhault*d and put in wider.
I*lltr patronage of the public is solicited.
I"I i:i vl> 1 MH>S..
JanK.ijOl :ly. I'KOPKIIOTOR*
STEVENSON & McCULLEN,
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"tVawh iiißton, 13. C.
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THK IN'l'CHlnli HEIMRTMK.NT
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[VlEcli\fJlCAL Expr^ys.
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>"• truer Vill.T N'-vs York ;•n*rn W S Ro«e-
c ran», >f t!>»- Treiuiir] . GtMral Owk,
' :-#rk Hti»•■«.
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I I u-liory, "N . C.
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war. and 1 avii p -pent about ibne months
rf-»*rit,\ in
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i .! Ny l»* tun-v ( A• . i- * ow pr«*p:»red to
T ' * di-»*;w -uj on tin* iini.r«>v'| nieth
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" arf #a l' ''■ "f • i:-. lamps,
>t% j • -iirnt- x*. fhadt - w,. Ac.. I will go
to t»• a «•. r. ar.d c t tUm.
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