7JMMU CRIME
Dr. Talmas About an
f)]d, Ila-iranl. Monstrous arhi
iMaholica! Mn.
■How it Taints all the Occupations
and Professions and Even
Enters the Home.
JeaJousy in the Law. in Medicine, 1n
Politics and in the
Church.
X'-'-.k: n", \p- 1 I"*. -The hymn sir 'Z
jiwf the ' «'i on in the la wtd^ 1
•ttoty morn ii- be.'Uis
. ii Ij'ool l«f '}■ it.
\
j-.,' ' I >nrv Ire l I -r- ■an i* n re •
i b*r fjt-1  i!. (i '» . all i. tl. i i•* > r '• • 1 • •- 1 1
ir ex; o . 1- ! -»:
xn T'-y ri! to the ••■fa', r  >: • > an >
.KfiaU, t ' 1 I 1 e i ' >
jire h }.•'! o . the ~u ,e 5 j
lakni_» hi- text fr Ma I f"\« ;
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Sun.' - u • • - a r - _ ■ ."> t
tern* w
tai t • : f" . on.-
Win': ■ r !.'(.■ r i -«i "
for Mdiic r - n i- .fit t • t ;. .
Tbii ll. urn n_- ; -k n_' vour pi I' aid n
the air. 11ti» •»:  •>•:. I wa: t to p e
it.
Tli re >• an o.d - u. h t-Vard, furious
monstrous, end ca , that has .or
 \\al-.f . an I crawle 1 t. t«* ♦*nr a.
CDinbines ;i. i that is o; II \ o.s i's th»*
races 1. •: ti »an,  iad» tip** i. I. rn:tho
«ail. reptilian an-. n-»  t»lf*, l.o' ii • t .m%» d.
hoofed, ian.c t, Minted t;»'• «yeof ;»
laiKiii-k, tlif t>oth of ;»n 2itll r, the j aw •
oi a en»■ odile, the eruslnu.! .Os of an
*riHr tela, t;. *' s!yn ss of ;i M'orpion, tin*
tongue >f 21  o ra, :uid tiO toil of tin*
n 11 att never dies. It ;s in ev ry
ODmmumty, in every church, in ev ry
legislative h dl, in every inon tary insti
tution, in every :i h'veo, in
«verv literary an 1 jirotesfiional  ire!
ft whisj>« r-. it it lies, it • i*-1»i11« li - s,
Jl blasphen.es, it damns. My t*xt naiiu'S
ft-when it s2iys: ".lealousy is the ra«;e jf
* rnun ' It is wrrief :st thu nij> ri -nty o:
others their Miper.or ty in talent, or
wraith or b auty or elejiunre. or virtue,
®r fo al or ial or political rj-
n It in the shadow of other
jjeojiir's hi ce.s- It is the shiver in our
pm pomeone else's porketbook. It is
twinge in our tonru • because it is
*nt elo |in nt as someone else's tongue.
3i is the tiuttt r in our robes because they
«re not as lustrous as someone else'#
sdlh-s. It is the earthijuake under on r
jfconse because it is not as many feet f;
nl de« nas our neighbor's house. It is
-the thin er of other people's popularity
omirr the mi kof our k.n in ss. It is
-tl«' father und iiK.thrr 1 oh »f one hdf
- tit, nnl outrage l *, an I »!e
--ftMirtions. an i I>hi kruptnes. an 1 iriaies,
an i v oei o! the h mian race
It was anteiiluvi n as ?■ urh ns it is
ret ilitv ian It jita ro ti kinth «
nf 1 * of t e first l oy tliat w.is ever born
nsd S2i >1 to him " Off,  ,un, \\ hen \l>el
■am the other wav. tr sh in his
«kid'. tor h:s s cri re has been a c» pt» tl
arrl v u r s rei»M ted. And tampa ke 1
the »'i k :is though )u t to walk \\ith
St an 1 ffh.le M»el uas wat Imu Rome
kird in the treetop. or va/ n/ at so e
•wterhill, down  ame the 1 low of th
a»sH-Muat ion, h hich h •* had it* echo
■dmmut t n rairi td»». matri 1 les. uxonei
Jlm. homicides, and regi
"«a*Jes o! ali s ami ad nations. 'llns
pi* 'no ealousv m> di-ttirl.. t'alicnla
ml the prominence of some u the men o'
Ajs U e, tint he cnt anm h a Inure.i
"wri 1ro:n the ol  tin iniiMtus an l
dtook the fini roi lere i collar iro i the
•«'k of lor iUHtuo. and had Ptolo uncus
jkilh-.i because of his purple robe, mii ch
attracted too limb attention. After
4olumius ha i pl.e ed Amtr.ca as s
ffm in the S'psi..sh crown, jealousv
on the "pan »ii courtiers to depro
**«te 1 s r li pvfucnt, an I aroused
■HH 'WI:! 1 * ti I the ceat 1 s. over- rha 1
4) a h art r ken t med on i-y this ha l
■yar on. hionysiug tla\ed ! iato be ause
wtt* w >»• r than hm self, an-1 I' ho\
•tiiua l»e -anse his music was too popu
4ar Je. lousy na le Korah he about
■wr , »!nl -ue. ot i depreciate iid-on.
Jeaioii>y ira'ie 'he trouble between
and Isa i. .hat hurled . osepn
the pit. That stra. k the tw ntv
•»r e faUi wound- 1 int > . uli,;s ( -
mmt That ban Mie 1 Ar.stedtS. *1 h'.t
Antony a^nnst i u er«> T'.her u
«ided an ar. h:tt ct b«-c. uso t t[ tic
ho g.n for a b . utiail p.'.n .
•Oil slew a po tf r h:> !.:iy tr. iv
Tii-t #t > un raije a_\*.nst l»a\ i
lioar pr p!iic.i!!y the }\ puts it when
Mm*--* ' "anley.«l lUvil.' It wins to
pW' sj on ui o: t tys and n.;.k->
Aherii and 1 :rn ike" two j»ortho es
mi b«1!. ">aule)etl l>a\id.' T:.at is. he
looked at lam as :uu ss to >ay * Vo.i
Jitile npstart, how dare \ a attempt
■■jyt! inp great ' I will grin i y«. i na. r
mty hie. 1 wail e\t rmaiate >ou. 1 i
fw * lseral le homuncu us. t'rm
ana'. sl:n». int.. t.aat rat h >h» 1 w
Mpmt h w >. ii - *.. ■ r
VMK instead o >a s
m mis, but I 'avid : > *e.:>
Uhtii \ ulti'.rc I.tvi i that . r-.- ;
i*eat was for k 'e". n_' him an ; jut
♦ttrrarv admir. t . aulard d Am
a.l'l. til.- •• . ! t l K * *" r o: !l 5 !,, ,i
~ ; . n t!i ■ r 1a m »i. t ■ r -
, , r •r «i - - tf st :
, t,, 4 j, M t«> the ! r s.an {- »i "e.
•J j t , - • j !-V»H ' ' O ~ !
\i; , ."»ii • " :r - if-. • i h».s w 1.1 ii
r»*t ' "•
, u t w h> -1. *at ed «» win Ji"
\ n,r ot  • o » w - t -s i • tnro t
', j hat -ta o ed tl.*- L" » :t. »-i .. r
j r ,;jj | at tii ' .t' «i 1 Oor ** t i ho >'*"
W . U Tit* r • i—• l • ' 1 I 't.' 11 * '
u .. | . i ,-t *-' i ••r • r>" li r •>>]# .i n«*
n ,v.n I • rit AT >' r '-t
V-'.ti t" - • h -a pio.n_'ate AV ■. 11» »t
I ji ;•>- ■ p. .ii i nil ' r tiif .»r 1
. j -r:i»t lowe . tiij tar ii a.,d
ami ! ?h • o i '«»Pt thunder tl it ev r shook
the no-;:.' ;ns an 1 an. I t >*• w i**»t
(id«h ot ;^htr; n? tli.it ver bhn or
fet st.nt'i the in'ions, h' n up >n two
pifC9 4 o' TO :i! h iu M. ■ r • ic Q( JtniSijltf
the kindest, purest. lovinsest nature that
heaven o - ; Il •*! *"■ j-• t►*, an I fi 1 ■ P ?'"* t no
until ti.'-re w.is t; • | o*er iHt,.
 r r in o i nvft.iii 10 hurt til,* dc.i * I
>on oi • • oh
j he »n of ;»*a'ousy, livid. hun.-rv.
Un , a;k«* i, r on. an i t now p• r »->
the e.trth • a ti*■*i v oiaiiu t r an 1 en
(;r'.--s it i. rv * * a  r« imiereiK-e. it
wants t Hit l i '-M -II i'Ti's. it \i ts tlx'
it wo .i i. i it *o • 1 rapture
t-,*• paiace uf '• ■ \ an I i -:h on-- . t *-
h■»• ah. an ! chain th • A ..fry :n
ex ati-i a !«-r t :te 'i» i •» * «>n «»'
the un; v»*i • u>.. . try: ' ..! - i 'i a'
!a>\ h«*n- ! a n ! A io»J»'*! th • un I s:.uh"i
• i ever la-': i : I. ''
\ •.» .4 t-a, ■ •* 1 » i nia '."i i u
i,I I. :--ia. a i.i th is • •aO 11 (>t n ii
O'is r j'.n i ah of thvia , a, .- oi Amer
i« ii.
in .»*.r 1 t!::p.i-sV.n of '-aW.i«v
i'» !-> a,th • '■-> ;t A'»l 1 a 0.1. it :
1
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-• ■]., :s «>: n >r I i h -n i wiiii i ...-;e
,'t . i.f i-« mi • i-■, ahi.at live th'ri-m .
who ar* • '.o i-oi ' ii'ivcr ( levela;i«i, an i
woui i hke f or» I'»"Vf him oi th.* eares o!
ott'ee, an ! a t- r the nominations oi ii'-xt
fimti.er I. iv»' he i u a !♦*, a w.pm
n.iim o! it*i in it »: i, st urr.i t v .
ii.• *r• • ! r •Vfii.'".! i h )'J 1. 1 to:.in. v, an
!.! «ir*-1 res i *•' ti will Of tiirn M, l upon
th.- -m !. ii •t ii iahout rh- i .- j
iri, .\ i in*> r rv• t«• rf:i>i• th *n o v,i., h s:. ti
or' th»*:n f r • n* ' t: Z «*x* efst as t » ; -
file (in volf», \s.i ij oi-> .--e itr n a
th i h;iii i p a'.lor s an 1 tho people •
!.•« M.m.l will be to'«l tli it th • tar
n ii -1 : e lor tlio advantage • i
\ ii' imm i-uj.tr : th-p 'opleof \ j
w.il bf toai ii..t the t iri:l must Of ar
r n.'etl forth - a 1 vantage oi Ann ii ■in
toba eo * i.ii'l tlie people of fnn«yl vania !
will he tol 1 that tiu tarill nui-t bt-
for the advantage ot Aun rii .>u
iron, an ! the people of kentu v will
1 e tol ! that the tari i must be arrant- i
for the ah ntaire of American whisky
and the people of Ohio that the tart
must t entranced for the advant «;e >:
An.e.' r.»!i W'M 1, while Mass i:h Sett.H Oi '
t onia ctn ut will b- promts * i protec-'.ion
for nianufat tures, and a:l the monetary
in'eri'sts, ~ ortii, South, 1 a-i. and W»st,
will bt told in each neighbor oo 1 that
thf taxes mu 1 tariff' will b * lixe>l to suit
them, irrf-p c iveof anvbo ly »*ls *; an
th • l r> i • ntial elff ion ov, r, all w I
Ffttif (U.vn as it w«s bf o" ii von
think that all this di.srus.si n in puuli
plai ♦*» is from any dfsire i»i tbe wellare
of thfpfopl and not for p0.i..c.il elicit
you i-r • f vouslv nriistakfP.
(io into ail occupations a i pro'e-sions.
and if yo i want to know ho \ . u ii •-i
on- yet to be cxt.rp tf - ; ma-'. •
hui di r what they thinu of ea« li otti-r •
lio ;>f, and nifrchants what t.t ir o .n
ion is lit mm chants ii the sou otu* t!
hu>i a-ss m tli.* same street an 1 a.sK oc
tors wii t tlifv thin of do tor- n .liw
vers what thfV tlun ; of 1 .wy is, an
mri > ers what they think oi n.i iist»*'>
an I itrt.s's what they thin.; of artist-.
As Imu as men and worn n in any d*
pa'tnicnt k ep down an 1 hav.- a h.ir
fit
thf imnar.v will be: "• di y »; h* is a
01, flfvt r sort of a ffllow." ". h • i
r thcr. vi's somewhat, quite well, 1 c-a>
say. to • r i >iy nice kind of a woman.
Hut lft him or her LVt a httl • to j tn_n
itii 1 o '.'ttfs the is.'ir;n: h a 1 by soc.a
or  onm.cr ,al de ,I itat o:i.
l.fiuf.n er that envy dwells mo*.o:
smati d»*'icits of t-haracter tnan oayreu
for ib iiUM-s more ot th« fact thnt i run
itian anuisf I hims- b by tra 'saxma rt :e.
with hi* penknife than of ins ;r .»i on
•
ii tttin bin of the fa t th t h-j cre.it ■ t
l npfi >h • lc or.dor.os; mora of  o'.»•
ii | i ::u habit than o: h s writ n:
"('hri-ta'n 1 and" iieAn-'iftit dann r
t or •oith■ f : t that A«1 di- .n dr .p..-c t»o
i u h than of the fact that ii • was re
at'i.or ot tli* >p*ctator ; ' mora of a
mans peccadilloes tiiau of his mighty
ene j.es. more of his defects than ot h.s
vn tor t s.
l.K»k at the aarred and heaven dfs
cende 1 science of healing, and then s*-
1 r. M icken'.ie. the llnuhsh -urj.-on, who
I ro.onjfd the life of tlu* •• town i'ritice o
' • r nan v unt 1 lu* became p ror. an i
1 hone may y« t cure liini. po ill -t rm ma\
for ma y years overn that r ,_n.ti. n
'leriuan nation, than which t:.er- is no
K'rand r. ft so at «m* the m«*dical
jea >usi s that i r. Mackenzie d.tre not
w .ik the strecta of Terhn i!e is un h-r
ii iitarv >ruar l. The mcdic -.l stu iciit
of (.er uany can hardly keep their ban •
o'of i. 'n. iI f 1 i oi • .er. Ny
H re wnt inn? with m The fa *
IS ttiat ill PiViti* re lcn- v a li: » 1 r
nit k nr.!"* save . the pea*.'• of ! u*"op
Th.-re *:«» not, an mtf.l ■_* tit m n on
• ith r sid • t e o can thai .. ut: • i
for the resu : if t e thron • • 1 ir .
wis■ an ; h» loj i ir p.- ir VV . i :" •
■" |! 'a xp t.i tit ir'.ia lso i. 1 ".tii wlie i
' r t e :. e : h tr • :n ir of I»r
M i n ;e, th" i. row a . r.n 1 r !«*r «
t'>o; t e t rii e. a wave o t - t; ■
and co-■ tideime ro c 1 over •i->t»*n lo*n
w .a* shaii tne won i io w th tne d> t >.•
wli . savfd h;s h: "t Jh, .r. • i out *
medical jeaiousi s of I ur ip*,
h:rn of t-'Urs -. .estr ov h
" -at a .t itai .« •*:ie o: ea! -usv w
ha : .nt :..s co i ..' v w nen i'r >1 lent 1 i"
• -ay n in r • w» - * la.lh ;
y ...:,s • • c . t • r •t . r
' ' an 1 > ' cI th r h hth : •
: '•' n to t.t •: at:.'>••
1 I'hss and I! ion and A-new
went ::. r . i inx ••ties an I to;.s an
fit _• 'es c ih a none a* 1 • I iui !ap
pr*» ate. Nothing pleaded !!.my of th
:n •»: .u pr jte-- .> 4 The do tors in
hrg• • id >th ng right. We who d:• 1
>: s-e t ( a-• n w bett >r than tho- •
w u agon. * i over t :n the -i k room f>l
i any wee 3. I. who never ha 1 any
is >g worse than a run-roun 1 on my
thu n'o, w lie i 8 •*•. ue 1 to nit- at tiie tint •
w - v r.hv )f a.i t:.e n:.on of t e
( r.';r: medical frat-rnitv. hit my own
: a-; to how the . r*si tent ought t.»
in- tr -a!'- J. An i m prop »rt >n as physi
«.an- an i lay en w re ignorant of the
i .-• th y wer •gir th. 1 treatment pr;v
• : vs.i-a : .i-t.ir. . An . v.. -i in p.-:
'it rt ath * bt;.e*t iroppe i out of a dif
] !'-n*. ? art of til; >o ly iron that in
w'. n it was 6 to have been
>ig ', aho ;T twi hun Ire! thous.tn I
poop. ■>h • Hi' \"i to- ivoi so ' "liier •,
ir. if.v ;t aI; the t ue. Tner* rre some
doctors m ail r.tj.-s who wo lid rather
have tin* patientdie un ler the treat uent
of their ovv:i sch os than have tJ.eai get
we I tin .er s > e '»tii r pathy
"i ea .o ik at tli • clerical pro'"es-ion. I
a*n -orry tossy tii it in mitt rs of jenl
(» u>v it is no bet' r than o-her protes
- «»iiJ ii ri art- now in a!, den > ; ,t
to:;- agr -at tna y \oiin.' c ergy imn wh • «
! ave A faculty for sup ror nin ■ »»-«*
But t are kept d »wn an I k- pt back
a i  rippie t i>v o » r minsters wno !o.ik
a- .an at thes" r nir evanj ! : .ev I
arc sn i oe i. J hey are .o .•• i. ] hey
. . . I
are pttroni ingly advised. It is sug-
L T estei to tn tii t they ha l better
know tii" r place If here ani there one ,
with inure nerve an I brain anl con-e
--• rat >u a* I divine force pa-t the
who want to keep the chef
• t .e vontii? are a in the
W'T-U ('! >cr;ptnre to '"TarrV at .Jericho
till th r beards are Th-y
aro rharje l with sensationalism.
'! h'-y are compared to rockets that no
up in a blaze an I come down and
the brevity of the:r career is ultilantiy
prophesied. If it be a denomination
witii bishops, a bishop is implored to sit
down heaviiy on the man who will not
be molded . or if a denomination with
out bishops, some of the older men with
nothing more than their own natural
heaviness an I theological avoirdupois
are a I - dto flatten out the innovator.
I i con'er -uces and presbyteries an i as
-o ii' ■ >ns an i conventions there is often
> -n t •• •: o-t la inn ible ea o .sy. Such
ecc epiasti, al tyrants would not admit
i that i'-alonsy had any possession of them,
! and they take on a heavenly air, and
talk sweet oil and sugar plums and balm
of a thousand flowers and roil up their
eves with an air of unctuous sanctity
w hen they simply mean the destruction
of thos 'over whom they pray an isnutfle.
I her • are cases w here ministers of re
h.-ion are derelict and criminal and they
must be put out.
lint i:i the majority of cases that I
have witneg-e I in ecclesiastical trials
there is a jea'ous atteuipt to keep men
I from s their theological fellows,
an l as at the Presidential elections in
counti v places the people have a barbe- *
cue which is a roa-ted ox round which
the people dance with knives, cutting otf j
a slii e here, and pulhnsr out a rib there, i
and saw a beefsteak yonder, and
ha-.'ing a hi.-h time so most of the de
-1 no ninat ons of Christians keep on hand
j a barln-cue in which some minister is
roas'e while the church murts dance
i around with their sharp knifes of attack,
; and one takes an ear, another a hand.
I .II >ther a foot, an 1 it is hard to tell
, whether the ecclesiastical plaintiffs of
this world or the demons of the nether
wori I most enjoy it. Albert Harnes,
tlian won no mftn has aec«implished
in.-re -jood in the last thousand vea-s,
; was de. i ed to sit silent for a y ar in the
1 p k w of his own chun h while some one
1 el s;. occupied his pulpit, the pretende I
oTens.' lh.it he did not bclievj in a
li uited atonement, but the real oM'ense
the fact that ail the men who tried him
put together would not equal one Albert
l»;i mes.
Yes, amid all professions and busi
nes es and occupations and trades, anl
] ami 1 all circles needs to be heard what
i io I savs in regard to envv an ! tealousv,
w ii h, though not exactly the same, are
! i w ;:is ; "iur y is the rottenmss of the
bone :ere envy anl Ir.t- * i- there
is con usion and every evil work."
"Jealousy is the raire of a man."' My
hearers, if this evil passion is in any of
yo ir souls, cry mightily unto « ro I lor its
expulsion. That which ha* drowned
kini and emperors an 1 apo-tie* an I re
-1 f M iners an i ministers of religion and
thousan Is of good men an 1 w men, is
j to > mighty for you t) conten i against
" unii lel. The evil has so many roots.
I o! such infinite con olution. lh it nothing
1 bit the enginery of e (in
pull it out. Tradit: >n «avs that when
1 Mos"S lifted up his hand to pr y it was
all en*■ r is'e 1 with manna, an 1 no sooner
'doyo i pray than you are helped. Away
with the aecurse , -i."hf ii. t»l ickenmg.
d mining crime of ealousy. Ai;ow it to
stav an 1 it w ill eat up ail  rrv o 1 all
: the reagiou you can pick into vour sou!
i j for the nevt h ilf o»*nrury. It will do you
• n ore ii -a ii than it does anv »n • it lea is
yo i to assailt will !elu ie vou with
j the i I*•:« tit vou ca'i build yo itsel' up
by puiPng so nebo ly else d iwn. o l
. j w;il make more out of the «u« ces o:
otners thin out ot their m »rt mes.
"peak w til of every Poly. >tai» no man
n tie back. I'.e a honey bee rath r
than a sj.ii r; bj a dove rather than a
buz.'.ar i.
s.i-»- y thi« worl 1 is large enough for
vou an lai v> :r rivals, 'io i has given
v»u a w orii to do. •>o ahea 1 an i do 11.
1 , \j ii !in r own t>u j ness. 1n a ; circles,
.nalib.- nes-.es, in a profeasions there
s r •• :i tor stra ••rwarl silcc»*s»e».
ea'.oe.sv e.terta ne I w.; not on.y t»e
jw a r \cir* • i i , hi* it w i it "Ui Noir
: 1. neiii-a:i yo ir ey •. Pr p 'icu • ;n -ss
if [ii; .mo it vour o-tr i. g .'e a ai
c irl to the p an I xpt i. o . your :.i e
tho tliviue ; uige .a which you were
, ;{ » h \\ hen , l he..r i man or
w » n:in ahus • . driv • i:i  n t'.e d-fen 1-
3 s. ; Wate i -r >r ex e encies in
•>t er- rat er than iv.>r ■ •* morning
g' r: s inste 11 oi n g_? tsh »le. If so ue
♦ q f,k 11 *i iq you. v »« i i\
■
II tvt> i •• . . ; 1 * U»- ';e hai
r ■ u i :. : i m y ; tar.. t :.at
vou have not s > great stewardsh p to.
.i .sw>-r or lis) ; e • »n- » .p .n
i s • lal pos tioxx than»c t»od that ti*o«e wuo
r • i'. Aa ne n far a .« i: ne
i g«-:» _ r o:* -sn i. : >•> "tat •
•. a \ m .>n *i'l there are not s* l
.my io wish tor the hastening on oi
r o "»e oi. es.
I i* l' i-v • of hmt/ig m inxir ous
• 11' err - wa- \ i-i'" ib>api un h ea
n i to »ei';i |j> tr.en i fro i ea.o
. ' I'uke s a "Vou cm hi.e ml. 1
ve : y » i w ui I tw nty p.c -so !
u . l-t me ».io t at yo i a it ui ir - i
■s. • \ . r.. sl 1 ii s ne"id.
•V»hl. si itie l» k*». "IO g m :n. v
' o .«>rs I 'a - t on tiif bat'.ie ad i i ore
h atio i- n g i.r i not mor •
! . . t*l. !> .1 > of.
\ * in -t r - ;;a I co*-gr g't »n c en
'' i lie : to a mi* ;>'er ot a*g > o:i jreg i
u a ut tti • r-ea -s •. atteii I
nt-. "Ah —ll i the ■ •• ot large
i. 'ir ' :iiy vii, vo i vu,i li i 1 in tae
• t : g lit tti.it yo l ha I "ju.te
ii" i; . p.i» t »ie ;or wuoin to be held ac
■ | : t.. i »i •
'. -;.t it • f>r jeal msy an « levating
i : i.i. n.r others g>> 1. let u
• o e : u. r. .-eeing ot --rs iud i-«t
i t us work u»ore ho ir>. >eeing
hr ■ l»« n •. oii-nt. let u-> r so \eon gi vmg
, irger percentage oi our mean- for
> r.tv. dav »«o I put coiigiat ilations
•u' i n "-s into our right hand and cheers
•ii our ps for those who uo brave and
iseiul things, l ite is short at t elo is.es! j
l.et us ah b* til.e l up with i.elpfuiuess
or others, wot k and svmj> thy fur each
other - misfortunes, and •> ir arms be fud
of white n.antlfS to cover up tfio
■ uistakes an 1 failures of oth-rs. If an
c\;l rep irt about s ne one come to us
i-*t us pit on it most favora 1 - J con
struct on. as the lihoiie e..tf rs 1 ake
he nan loul and comes out i-rystnlliiie.
. o :ot bu: 1s > muca on the trans.tory
!■ r-n es o t!i - wo;i i, tor s 'oil it w i
.. . • o 'I. :Ii r nee to us whet . u w hid
t *ll m oh i• * r- or ten emits, an i the
t- i's :n ow .. n the tui. : • o. i • i>o-j
--'mm s i-i ei ;tre U-t 11 e t i • a>he-«
. o w i.i . toe tongue ot the vei .est
staiumerei went.
Il vol area-stile I bv ealousv make
i o answer. lake it as a com; ..merit,
or peop.e are never jealous of a t.u lire.
I'nt 1 your work is done vou are invul
nerable. 1 .'eiii'unher l.ow oir Lord le
haved under *-u• h
tliey not try to catch him m his word .'
I'i 1 t ,ev ii it call hi II the victi u of
intoxicants ' 1 -. 1 th- y n-t misinterpret
him tro:n the winter of the year 1 into
the spring o; the year that is from
his first infantile cry to the la-t groan of
Ins assass nation ? et he answer** 1 not
a word. But so far irom demolishing
either his mission or his good na ne,
after near nineteen centuries he outranks
everyti ing mi ler the skies, an 1 is
secon 1 to none above them, and the
archargel makes sa!aa n at his footstool,
t nrif-t's t>loo ly antagoai-ts thought that
they had finished him when they wrote
over the cross his accusation in three
languag s, Hebrew and ireek and I.atin,
not realizing that they were bv that act
introducing him to ad nations, since
Hebrew was the holiest language, and
(•reek the wisest of tongues, and I.atin
the widest spoken.
You are not the first man w ho had hia
faults looked at through a microscope
and i is virtues through the wrong end
oia teles, op •. Pharaoh had the chief
butler and baker endungeon -d. and tra
dition say* that all the hutier had done
was to allow a fly in the Kind's cup, and
ali the baker ha i dote was t > leave a
gravel in tne King's bead. The world
lias the hah t of making a gre t a loabout
w hat yo l oo wrong an I lorg iting los iy
anything about what you do right, but
tli • same (in i will take care of you who
provi.h d ior Merlin, th- ( hiistian mar
tyr, when hidden from his p .rs iers in a
h«y-.now in aris, and a hen cane and
lai l an egg close by him every morning,
thus Keeping him fro n starvation.
Blesse 1 are th -v that are persecuted,
alt ho gh persecution is a severe cataplasm
Ointment may s uart the wound oeiore
healing it. What a soft pil.ow to die on
n when we leave the worl t we can fe*d
that, though a thousand people may
have wronged us, we have wro .ged no
one . or, having made envious an 1 jealous
attack on others, we have repented of
the sin, and as far as possi le made re
paration. Ihe good resolution ot Timothy
i*oland in his iju tint tint exquisite by mil,
entitled "Most Any Day,'' we might well
ouan.moui«ly adopt;
We'll k»rcp nil i ami  >ol withiu,
Our woi k wilt tln'H lie lr. e fiota »in;
I'piigiit *i'.l *4ik throiijti thick au'l linn
Straight on inn way.
I>oa'. .iu-t with all; the 11y-e wf 'll win
niiy ilay,
Whfn lie « ho ma'le all thin?* iu*t rijrht
Shall c.ill us hence to realm- ot
be it morn, or nami, or cvtu uigat,
XVe will ohev;
We'll be prepare 1 to take our flight
Ma-t auv day,
o-,ir lamp* we'll fl'l h r in f.ilt of oil
I ii it'* if • i I :iu I pure that wotil I not -poi!,
Au 1 keep them buruiojt all the while
"l o hlit oar w.n ;
i »ur vrark all Uoiie. we'll quit the soi
Mo»t any .Uv.
A • Woman * l.etter.
A girl who had taken the position of
amariuensi« to a wealttiy society wo nan
was a>k»* i how she liKe.l ihe s tuation.
* Well.* *he *ai 1./' alter being in a ous
niess o hce 1 tin I it ra'iier diitu ult to
ac uetom my-e.f to this particular k n i
Of work.
"How so
"We! . for ins?in~». Trs !'. l.aa a
w.iv of d elating her iet'ers very r. pMly,
mt-rsp rs ng t "ii with evplanatOfy
«j muriiti an l-o ueti i,.-- 1 tt iVf toun i
i; li hcu.t t i s»-p irate the chatf fromtfie
wheat. \t fir-t 1 kindly remonstrateo,
it .t tfiat ii i i.o gi»o h n ntia iv a t-r w.*
ha 1 ,r«*ache t a J»*niit ot no ne fami.iarity,
i "liow-d t*er. L»y j Tact. demonstra
tion, that th.s was not the best in-, tho i
of dictation
" \V tiat did you do
"Oh, I o:. epit >n everythings + • i.d,
an i she wat i-e iat ttie resu.t a^
neV' rto f» 'jet 'he i*--on >he .et me
».e p :h-> .• t: r . ri >s tv
It In«t r . ii- • liii.'h urging to in
due .her t- ■- . « tile .etter, which
I. J
"My ttrar drs ' v. I deeply regr*-t
that . h .-t de i ne vour km 1 invit ition.
"She h.is invited me to a lunch fxtrtr..
an I I a n sorry to miss it, f >r she has it
lieu Krv'ii h cook.
• I kii > a well how successful your j.ar
tie a; a ays are
-1 xceot that one when Colonel I'iper
foun i -i button in the uiavonaise dress
iii;
■ And feel that I deserve commisera
ton t>r mv loss. \ou speak of never
tin mm uie at borne.
-tiuw tan s e exp ct anyone to be
v >::>!e at til** unconscionable hour gbe
chooses tor \ isits
•■lt vol cou!.l kindly *pj>o:nt some
time for co liing I should t*e ou.y de
lighted to make my c«.n»enience your
•  ml v I hope she won t, for I shad bo
tremea lously t»usy this week.
"v an we not together to see Mull
er's wotulerltil picture
-Most latiguinsj business to look at
paintings - It bort*s me to death . j
With renewed regrets,—
- Wwr all, I'm u al 1 c~a't go!)
• afle tionately, -
••she always herself so, and I
suppose I must. '
MIDS OI Till-; NATION.
I>lhcu*m*-c1 h > Vinu t .
\\ •,t T, ~r •I . I :■ I.ll. - lit M '!! t> 1*
IV.
I [uvil g M-itu wi.ut « i 1:: \
i'U-m il tli«' ii 1 ii' \ :c» . to  |!i i 1! -mi .
d iii" rotis t tub lid* s «•! ta I ill Ihv.i
P
tioi . ev li uld 1 t! e ! ro.«1 'a \« !a ;
and w»\!-guarded cm dit mih.  w
now « \amine what is >aid 111 il- far
r. The pretentions made for it hi t
most lemaikab'e. The) fr ijuentK
do not stop at tlie absurd, but ap
proach the miraculous itself. If
one-half that is claimed for it b« >
true, there should be no excuse for
poveity or suffering 011 e; rth : for
there is no nation so low in civilization
and intelligence but its statesmei
could enact high tarift laws or pro
hibit altogether any tiade with for
eigners; and that, in the opinion ot
protectionists, is the secret of the
whole process of national wtaltb
And what a cruel and unjustifiable
thing we did when we sent a tleet
of war ships to open by force th«
exclusive policy of Japan to thfc
commerce of the world! She wa.>
merely imitating our own policy
in giving her own manufactuies s
home market, and trying to get rich.-
by trading with each other!
What are the claims put forth by.
the friends of protection 1 Let not
mention a few, with the understand
ing that nobody is permitted to
! laugh. They say—first, that it en
courages our infant manufactures
| that without it they could not com
pete with the pauper labor of Ku
rope ; that it raises the price of tin
farmers' products ; that it lowers the
prices of manufactuied products;,
that it raises revenue by taxing th*»
foreigner who brings 111 the goods .
that it keeps our money at home and
maintains the balance of trade in our
favor. Whilst it does all this, the*
say at the same time it is no tax at
all. and that the tariff duty does not
enter into the price of the article on
which it is imposed ! It is mere pre
tense of taiation, a kind of cornmer
cial fiction or man of straw, like>
John Doe and Richard Roe, and the
confession of "lessee, enhy audi
ouster in the old action of eject
ment. by which the foreigner is eject
ed from our market and made to pay.
our taxes out of his own pocket
whilst our own people obi am
judgement of the couit that they
hhali buy everything dear! After
;so many gtave political economists
and alleged statesmen have asserted,
these things in behalf of protection
what right Las any iimn to laugh wll
the claims of the most pretentions
» patent medicine ever advertised? I
don't believe I ever saw one whick
professed that it could kill h m&a
and restore him to life bv swallow
' mg for one and rubbing outwardN
' for the other purpose Yet a grrat
er thing than this in claim* d for pro
* tection. It reduces pi ices to tht
consumer, and it increase- prices tc
1 the producer -.it the manufac
turer the duty added tc
• cost of the article enables him tc
e compete with the foreigner, but li
the duty is not added to the hrij
1 made artictle the consumer pavs n
t
(CONTI.VtJED ON TiULU I'Atit. 1
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