SOUL TIlHiST.
TA t A O I-.'a s U M) V Y S K 15 M 0 !S
L f,onfflnit nl Yonrnlnc or Oni
" . . . .... t i..i..
jiniuiiriai .-sniuro niri.no '""
''(1.
ttt- "A i flint'' ntfei tha
0,lrf." I'salm, xld. 1.
hn must sntnetlms; have sn
Ur hunt. points u Pro " a h"nt,HI
Lkiinr for tha water. The faselnntinit
E. l-i .aIIM in tnr text the hart. Is tlm
L -nimnl that in aord and profane
ft4rnttiro is called thestn. tha roobuelt, tha
ind. tha Kaill, thi reindeer. In Central
vrift jn I 111. la tunes i nerw w i-i - wmur 'issiairt-
liU f them, M rsoiomon BuHesi wnen no
"J charge you ny inn mnns tu me
Thtdr antlers JutUs! from the long
id.'
rass
HA tnny inv unwn, .so nunirr
I ho lias 'sjsmi lonR in - .mmiii i,r..wn
k-nck " will wonder that In tho Rihle they
Lnr VlaA"d among clean animal, for the.
ws, tho showers, me inn waste si uieiii its
an as tiie sky. When Jacob, the patriarch,
kneed for venison, Ksail shot nnd
roi1",HS noma a rwnu, j-miihh i-i.ui-
(Vires
the sprigniiinesa or me rminrea
nplo of millnnnlnl time to tho lonK
V ..iii.-k itimn of tlin stun:, snvintz:
l hn lame shall lean a the hart," Holo-
Ion expressed hi disgust at a hunter
do having shot a door is too lazy
in cook It, aaying: "ino siomiui
hnn ronsteth not that whlr-h ho took in
knntimr " Hut onn day David, while far
tmn ilin homo from which hit had liecn
In veil . anil Mttine near tho donr of a lonely
nvp where he liml imiijeii, aiM on me iinnm
if n imnd or river, hear a pack of hounds in
wift pursuit. Because of tlio previous sllenio
if the forest the clmuor atari lex him. ami ho
sva to Min-clf: "I wonder wlmt thnss dijs
.. .1 -,M I I
'0 niter, i neii mrru is n rrm snug;
tlm brushwood, and thu loud lireuth-
a of some rushing wonder of tho woods.
nd liia ant'ers of a oner reinl tht lea Tea
the tlurket., nnt liy an inn. net
hlrh nil hniitcia rccognlz", lunirr into a
md or lake or river to coi i'n thirnt. and
t til" K-iiiie time by its ci a'-itv for nwifti-r
ml Viifr KWiiuinintf, to (,'ctawny from the
.imiii linrrl"r. imvui n iva t himwir:
Aha, Hint i inv-lf! Haul nftcr me, Ab.
ilom after me, enemies: without number
ifti r in". I am chnsoii, tli"ir lilooty miir.li'S
it my lin'K Imrkiiiic at mv K"1 tiiwiin,
jarkiuc after my Ixuly, burking nftcr mv
Mil. I'll, tho honri'K the limiinli. lint
iok there.'1 wiv DnvM, "tlmt reindeer
ins splashed into the wab-r. It puts its hot
ips nml nostrils into tlm cool wave thnt
n ashes the liitlierml Hunks, and it swims nwny
'pun the tlcry raninet. nnd It is free nt Inst,
ill, th it I mitrlit Mud in the deep, wide lako
;f (!ml's mercy nnd consnint ion csenpe from
uy pursu-rs! Hi. for tlm wnt -rs of I f nnd
I'si'iie! As the hurt i:nteth nf tor the water
irooks, ko pnutvtli my soul after J'Ih-o, (I
iOll."
1 have Just come from the Adirondnek.s nnd
;hn lirenth of tlm lml-nm and Kpruce mid
pine is still i.n im The Adirotulncks nro
lew i opulnus with hunters, nnd the deer are
:'Iiir slain by the seore. Tulkinif a few ilnys
io with a Imiiter. I tliniiylit I would likn to
ns whether mv text was uivur.it i in its ill
usion, nnd n henrd the dos bayint; n littln
nay "IT nnd Mipposed tlicv were on the truck
f a reindeer, I said to tho hunter in ronuli
ordiiroy: "I)o tho deer ulways
nuke for tho wnbT when they urn
uriiodr'' Ho snid: "O. yes, Mister, you
tliev nre a hot and thirsty nnimul, mid
liey know where the water is. and when they
lienr danger In tha disUmee they lift their
millers nnd snutr the breeze nnd i-tart for the
ltaiiiiet, or l.oon or Sarnnni!; nnd wo tet
nto our pe-lnr n!HI bout or utitnl by the
ninniiy' with rille leadiil reinly to litnze
way.' My friends, that is nun reason why
I liko tho liililo o iniiih its illusions
ro no Iruo to niituie. Its pnrtridces
urn real partridge, its ostriches
renl ostriches, nnd it reindeer roil
reindeer, I do not wonder thnt tlnsnnt'orcd
flory of tho text mukes tho hunter evo
ijiai'k!" nnd hi ch-vk glow nnd his re)ira
(ioii quicken, To ny uothim; of it useful
loss, nltlioiiRli it is tho most useful of all
tnmr, its Hindi delicious, it skin turned Into
minim npp.irel. its sinew fashioned into bow
trin, its nntler putting handles on cut
jlorv, nnd thenhnviiua of its horns, usm! iw n
j-restorntivo. tnkoii from the noiiin of tho hart
Jand culled hnrtshorii. Hut putting ns lt its
I usefulness, this enclmiiHiiK crenturo k. ems
linaile nut of crni-efiilness nnd olnsticitv.
Whnt nn eye. with n liquid l.riifiitiies ns"if
eatlieriKl up from a limidred lakes of sunset!
'i'lie lmrns, a cornn il branching into every"
possible curve, nn i tifter it seems clone, lei
vuucinjt into nth. r projv.-tioim of cx'iuislt -
ness, n tree of polished hone, uplilted 111 pride,
or nut; .lot n for u w f'.tl ccmiiat. It is veloci.
tvemlioilifd. Timidity iiii;irsiiiinb1. Theen
chantmoiit of the woods. ' Kve liis'rousiu lifo
Olid pathetic In dentil. Tho splen lid niiinml
a (.omplet-s rhvthm el inus !o nil I bone, nil I
color, r.iid nttitu do, and locomotion, whether
couched in tlm grass nmniii: tin nIiuiIoux, or
n living bolt sliot through tho forest, or
turning at buy t attack tlu hounds, or rear
ing for its last full under tlm buckshot of the
trapper. Jt is it spli udid iippcuranco that
the painter's p. neil fails to sketch, nnd only
n hunter's ilicani on n pillow of hem
lock nt tlm foot of St. licgi is
uUe to picture. When twenty miles from
any settlement it comes down nt eventide to
the lake's edge to drink nmong the lily pods,
nml. with its sharp-edge I hoof, hhattcrs tho
crystal of Long I. like, it is very pirtur. Hipie.
lint only when, after miles of "pursuit, with
heaving hides nnd lolling toncue, nnd cye
swimming m death the stng leaps from the
clit! inio I pper Saraiinc, can vou reulizo
how much lnvii hud suH'erci) from his
troiib es.iiud how nun li he wanted (iod when
h" express ... hims-lf in thu wonlsof the text:
"As the hart pant 'tli alt r the water hraoks,
bo pautetli my soul after Thee, (l liod."
Well, now, let all those who have coming
nfter tliein tlm lean hounds of poverty, or the
bhn k hoiiiids of iHTsecution, or tho spotted
hounds of vicisMtmtc, ur the pale hounds of
dentil, or n liii lire in any wish piirsued. II v to
the wide, ilis'ii, glorious lake of iliviim mil ico
iiinl n sciie. The most of the men and women
whom I happen to kuoiv.nt ilill'erent t ines, if
not now, have had trouble after them, hharp
muzled trouble, nwil't trniibles, all
devouring troubles. M;ny of you bavn
iiiadii the mistalo of trying to light
them. ISninebisly nieaulv "ntt.nkeil you,
and you atimked them; thev ileieveiMted
j on. you ilcproi'iiiteil them; or tliey over
reached you in u bargain, and you tried, in
Wnll street parlance, to g.t a corn r mi tnoiu;
or you have ha I u beieuveinciil. an 1 uislcit I
of being siibiuiss.ve, you nro lighting t lint
Is'reavemi nt; you clllllgiMill tllCiloctors wlni
failed to ellei't a cure; or you charge on i are
les.uess ni th" I'uilro id 'company tlnoigli
whi.'h tlm necident oceiii-red; or vou uio n
chronic invalid, and you fret and
worry nnd nco'd and wonder why
yu cannot I i.i well like other,
and you angrily chargo on th" n 'Ur.i'g a or
tiie laryiig.tis or the ngim or the sick lie-nl-ache.
1 he fact is yi.ii are a ilis-r ut Uiv. In
ktead of running to tho waters of divine con
Holalioii, mid slaking yiair thnt and cooling
your body an, Mini in the good cheer of tiie
(oie, mid Kwiiiiming away into mighty
(lisps of (icsj love, you are lighting u wuolti
kenii-l of iniirieis, A fv ilavs iigo
1 mw in the Adirond.icks a dog ly
ni(C neroiti tho rotd, and lm H"eml ti it
alilii ti get up, nnl 1 aid to sums
millers neiir by; "What if the matt -r wnli
thntilogi" They answerel: "A deer hurt
bun." And 1 w that ho hail a great swollen
paw and u batturod bead, khowing where thu
antlers iti urk linn. And the probability u
tlmt noiiin of you might give a mighty clip to
your pursuer, you might daumgu their busi
1'is.s, vou miglit worry them lulu ill houltli,
on might hurt them us much n they hnvo
liiirtyuu, but, after all, it i ml worth
liil. You only liavo hurt a hound.
liiilUir Ihi nir for tho l'psr Hnraiiuc.
Into which tho mountains of Hod's eternal
treiigth 1K,k dow n and moor thmr uliudow
A lor your pliyicul disorders, the wor-t
"'yehniiiii you cull take IS fretfuturas,uild tho
Iwnl lie ilic jim i leligioii. 1 know MHiili who
Were only H lit t!u dnuir leiMd.yet Imvo Irntt.sl
tlieinaiilvus iutii coniploiu valitludiuiiruiisin,
winl.i olheis put their trust iu Ibnl uud
iviuim) up Uunj tho vury klmdow of
death, anil hTe llrod comfortably twenty
live year with only on lung. A man with
one lung, but Ho I with him, I twtter oil
than a go Hps man with two lung. Pome
of you have been for a long time ailing
around Cai Fear when yon ought to bare
been nailing around t'a)3 Uood Mono. !o
not turn back but go ahead. The dsr will
accomplish mora with ita iwift feet than
with lta born.
1 m whole chain of lake In the Adiron
dack, and from one height you can ace
thirty, and there are nld to be over eight
hundred in the groat wilderness. Ho near
are they to each other that your mountain
f;uldo pick tip and carrio the boat from
nke to lake, the imall distmieu between them
for thnt reason being cnllel a "carry."
And the realm ot UoJ's word is
one long chain of bright refreshing lake;
encn promiso a lake, a very short carry
between them, and though for age
the pursued hove been drinking out of them,
they are full up to the top of the irncn
bank, and the Minn David describe tliein,
and they seem no near together that In threo
different placet he apenk of them a a a
continuous river, saying: "There Is a river
the stream whereof shall make glad the city
of Oml;" "Thou shnlt make them drink of
the river of thy plensiirm;" "Thou greatly
enrlchest it with tho river of Uod which is
full of wntcr."
Hut ninny of yon have turned your back
on that supply, and confront your trouble,
and you are soured with your circumstances,
and you aro llgnting society, nnd you are
lighting a pursuing world, and troubles in
stead of driving you Into the cool lake of
heavenly comfort, have made you stop and
turn round nnd lower your bead, and It is
simply nntler against tooth. I do
not blniuo you. I'robably under
tho snn m circumstitiuos I would
have done worse. Hut you are all w rong.
You nood to do a tho reindeer don in 1'eo
ruury and March it sheds its born. Tha
Ibibbiuical writers alludo to this resignation
of antlers by tho stag when they say of a
man who venture hi money In risky enter-
prise,iio nns nung It on thu stag Horns; nml
a proverb in tho lur Knt tolls n man who ho
foolishly lost his fortune to go and lind whero
the doer sh'sl hor horns. My brother, iput
the nnt igoiiisin of your circumstances, ipnt
mis nthropy, -piit complaint, ipnt pitching
Into your pursuers; Ihi as wiso as, next
spring, will head the reindeer of tho Adiroii
din ks. Hlu"l your horns.
but very nii'my of you who nre wrongiil of
the world and if in nnv nsieniMy ImiIwivii
handy Hook, Now York, mi I (iolden liate,
Snn t rni.cisoo. it were ako I that nil those
thnt had been somctimis bally treated
should rnisu b.t'i tlieir hands, nnd
full response should Is) mado, there would
ls twnsi us nnny hands lilted as jier
son present I sny many of you would
declare: "Wo have ulways don" the M.t wo
could nnd tried to bo "useful, and why wu
should biH'omu tho victims of maligiiiiinnt,
or invalidism, or inishai. is in-crutalile. '
Why do you not know that tho liner a doer,
and the more elegant its proortions, and tho
more l-ri nt i fill its Is'aring, the more anxious
tho hunters ami the hounds nro to capture it.
Had that roebuck a ragged fur nnd broken
lns:s mid mi obliter.it. il eve mid a limping
gait the hunters would Imvo said: "I'hhaw !
don't let us wasto our ammunition nu a sick
ilis-r. " And the hounds would have given a
fewsnillsof the track and darteln:! m an
other direction for ls-tb r gnni". Hut when
they sco n di-or with nutlets lifted in
mighty challi ngii to earth and sky, nnd
the ideck hid" looks as if it had been sin onthed
oy Invisible hands, and the bit side cnelosu
the richest pasture that could l nibb!.l
from the bunk of rills ho clear they ws-m ti
have dropped out of heaven, and tlin Ntamit
of it s fisits detles the juek shooting lantern
nnd the rule, tho horn, nil I the
hound, that deer they will Imvo if they
must neisls break their neck in tho rnpuls.
So if there wro nouoblo stulf in your muke
tip, if you w-ero a birurcat 'd nothing, if you
were u forforn failure, you would bo allowed
to ,o iiiidisturbed; but the fact that the win. bi
jmck is in full cry niter you is proof po-uivo
tlmt you ore spUindid gumo nnl worth
capturing. Therefore, sarcasm draws
on you It "Idlest bend." Therefore tlm
world goes running for you with its best
Muynnrd breech-loader. Highest compli
ment is It to your talent, or yoiu-virtue, or
your u-mfulinnis. Yon will bo assailed in
jiroHirtion to your great achievement. Tho
be-t nnd the mightiest lsing that the world
ever aw, bad et after him all tlm
hounds, teir-striul and diubolic, nnd
they lnpHd hi blo.id lifter the C'nl
vnrenn mussii-ro. The world paid noth
ing to its iiu l-emer but a brnmblo an 1 n
en hs. Many who hnvo douo their best tl
ninko the world better have bad such a rough
nmo of it that nil their pleasure is in antici
pation of the next world, an I they would
express tliir own feelings in tlm words
r tho Hai uiioss of .Nuirn at tl'o clusu of her
long life:
"W'oiiU yon be yniu g ng.iiii?
Su weuiil not I:
One leiir uf mentiiry given:
(iint sr.l I'll liie;
I.ife s ituik wuvu foriieit o'er,
All Iml nt ic-l nu rtiuie.
hay. won U j'uii ph.ngj ouce more,
W v.h huin-j su n go."
"If )'kii mluht. wouM yon now
le tra. e your wjy.'
W ai-.il.-r I lirongh sluriny wilds,
l-iiint ami mir.iy.'
Niglit's gioiilny watches fled,
Mermiig jil ht-iiiiiitie r.-il.
llo;ie's smile nroai.d us cited,
Iti-uw-unurtl. sunt:"
Yes; lor snino p'otd" in this world there
ns'iiis no let up. 'iiiey him piirsueil from
yi'iitli to manhood, and from manhood into
old age. cry distinguished nro Lord
M.ilTord's hounds, nn I (.uieen ietoria pays
eight thousand, live hundred dollars per veitr
to her Master of I luck hounds. Hut n il of
them put together do not fipiul iu miiuUir,
or siee I. or power to hunt down, the great
kciinul of bounds of which Sm and Trouble
nre owner and muster.
Hut what is n relief for nil those pursuits
of trouble, and nmioviince, and p un. nnd be
I'eUVeni 'iil I Mv text gives it to you ill U
word in three letters, but cueh let.er isn char
iot if you would triumph, or a throuuif you
want hi Is) crowned, or a lako if vou would
s'ake your thirst - yea, u chain of three letters
(i-o d, the ( ine for w houi I luvid longed, and
the Inn whom Ihivid loiind. You might ns
well inert, a stag which, after its sixth milo
of running nt tne topmost s;ied through
thickui uud gorge, nnd with the breath "of
i,;i; ,-.. . ' ' I'm, ! '. f-o -e'.t f
.-croon Lako and ti ii d to cool its pro jecting
an 1 bl.st aed toagiio with n dropuf dew from
b ndo i f grn-s, us to attempt to satisfy
an immortal soul, w hen tlymg from troubh,
nnd h n. with auyth n less il.ep. mid
hi'-h, and 1 lo i I, and i:i:iuen-, and iiillmto,
and eternal than (iod. Ills comfort, why it
enibonvii us a. ditres. Ilis an II. it wrenehes
oil' all boiidu;o. His hand, It w ihs awny nil
tears. Ilis ( lirist'.y iitoueineiit, it make us
nil right with the past, uud all right w.t i tho
luluie, and ull rigid witlt Ho I, all right w iih
man ou t nil right forever. I.nuiirtino
tolls us that King Ninuvd 'iid
I I his three sous: "Hero lire threo vasi-s, and
ono is of clav, another of anils-r. anolner of
gold. Clioo-o now which you will have."
i'he elitcst sou, having th tlrsl choice, cliose
tho vasu of go d, on which was written tho
word "empire," and when ieiio.l it wu
found to con I am human bio 1 1. Tho
heron 1 son, iiiakiug tho next choi e,
i hi iso tho va of itmlstr, iusciibed
with tho word "glorv," and when
(iH.ie I it contained tho ushes of thoso who
wcro om.'i called great. The th rd sou took
the vase of cl iv, and osmug it, found it
empty, but on the bottom of it wa inscribed
the liituiii of liml. King Nimiol nsl.e I his
courtiers w hich vaso tuny thuu;lit wcighod
the most. Tho hvbi ic oiis nu n of his court
Mlid tha vase of gold, I ho Hkls s.iid tiio Olio
of amls-r. Hut the wisest men said tho eiuiity
vaso, boeniiso one letter of tho iiiiiuj ot t-o l
outwel died a universe.
I-or Him 1 thirst; lor His grsi-o I beg; on
lbs proiui.su 1 build my alL Without Him I
cilinot bo happy. 1 have tried tho world,
mid it does well enough as far its it goos, but
it Is too uncertain a world, too uvuiiewuiit a
world. I inn not n pro.udiccd witne-ot. 1
have not hiiig against this world. 1 have been
one of tlm iuo.t loi liin itu, or, to uso a
moru ( lii'istiau wind, ono of thu mokt
blessed of men, blessed .11 III V parents, hlesul
ill Iho placu of my 11 iti .'ity, bhs sl in mv
lleiilth, blessed in mv Held of work, Ii omkmI
III my natural liiuipir uueut, bl. ssisl in my
lallllly, bli ssnd ill III V cpporiunltte-i, bleioi d
iu U vouitortablo llVvtlhoud, blussod in tUu
hope thnt tnr onl will go to Heaven through '
tho pnnlonlng mrcy of (loil, and my
body, unless It 1st lost nt tmsor crematel In
some conllngration. will lie down In the gar
dens of Greenwood among my kindred and
friends, some alrendy gone "and other to
come after me. Life to many h ls n a
disappointment, but to mo it lias been a
pl.-nsnnt, surprise, and yet I declare that If 1
did not feel thatlbsl was mv friend and ever
present help, I shonM be wretched and ter
ror struck. Hut I want more of Him. I
have thought over tut text nnd prcm tie I
this s-rmon to myself until with all the
arou'd energies of my Imily. mind nnd
soul, I pan cry out: "Athe"hrt pinteth
after tho water brooks, so pautcth my soul
after Tin, I) Uo I."
Through Jesus Christ make this Ood your
Clod nnd you can withstand anything and
everything, and thnt which affright others
will Inspire you. A in time of earthquake
when an old Christian woman wa asked
whether she waa sen red, answered:
"No, I am glad that 1 have a Uod
who can shnke tho world," or ns
In a Unnnclnl panic, when a Christian
merchant was nkn I if h" did not fear ho
would break, answered: "Ye, 1 shall break
when tlin fiftieth I'srtlm break In the llftietli
verso; 'Call upon Mo in the day or trouble;
I will deliver Ihoo and thou shnlt glorify
Me.'" O Christian men nnd women, pursued
of nnnoynniT ami exass ratlons, remember
thnt this hunt, whether a still hunt or a hunt
in full cry, will soon lm over. If ever a
whelp looks ashamed and ready to slink out
of sight it is when in tha Adirondack a
door by ono long, tremendous plunge into
tug l iis r Ijtke gets away from him. The
d snppotntod canine swims in a littlo way
but, defeated, swims nut again nml
cringi-s with humiliate 1 vawn at
tho feet of hi master. And how
abashed nnd nshnmod will all your earthly
troubles lm w hen you Imvo dashed into tho
rivor from under Iho throne of Uud, and tha
heights nml depths of heaven nre Is'tween
you mi I your' pursuers. Wn nro told
in lleveiiition, -.'jit nml l.th: "With
out nro dugs." by which I conclude
there i a whole kennel of hounds out
side tho gnto of heaven, or, a when a
master goes in n dour, his dog lies on tlm
steps waiting for him to come out, so the
trim lesi.f this lilo may follow us to tho
shining door, but they cannot get In, "With
out lire ilo.-s!" I hnvo .eeii dogs, mid owned
logs, tlmt I would not I. chagriinsl to m-.i in
the heavenly city. Soni" of tho grand old
wnti h dogs who are the constabulary of
tne lioinet in solitary pi i- es. an I lor vai-s
hivo I cen th only pri-lis-tnui wife nnd
tdiil I; some .f tho sliei, herd dogs that drivo
back th ) wolves nml luirk nwnv the Mocks
from going too near tho pre upiee: mi l wime
of tho dogs whos. neck and paw Lau I
seer. the paint -r, has made lm
mortal, would not find me shut
ling them out from the gate of shining
nrl. Nome of tho." old St. It rn trd dogs
tlmt have lifted t iliiu trave -rs (eit, of
Iho A.p no snow; the ilog that .b.hn llrown,
tho N otch e-is iyit. saw ready to spring nt
Urn surgeon let. iu removing tho -;mit. h.)
too miii h hurt the Iks. r woman whom the
dog felt, bound
tO I)Otl 't 1 fill I lilJH
II. ..t a-.. ,.........i r.. ..1.1 11. Ti I
dnvs. orthatin later time .,,, down .. t,, 1 l"o and tl-o Central Tr .111 ! As..., ! ,ti ,.,
rug in apparent sympathy when our homes ' havepr ictic illy c"i! op.-r itions. W.-ikn-si
were di-e hit -d. fs iv, if somn soul entering ! an 1 sidling iii imp ut.-int W intern i:k e..n
lieuveti should niii"ii to leave tho g ito mar .1. . 1 . , 1 -
..ml these faithful creature, shouM , ,"tlv ! ' '"' "'" m,rk"1 ""l'r"v""' '" U 0
walk 111, it would not at all disturb my 1 coal tin 1 1 h"ln m:fiy sto !(. 1 ho situa'i o
heaven. Hut nil llms.. human .r brutal I does not improve th- demiudfor s-s-i.-ni -s
leiiiiios niai. irivn eu-i-si niM lorn au-i l.-ieer- t
nted tho world : yen, all thnt now Into or
worry or tear to luces, shad lo
proun ne.L tt iiiioiii nre in .gs : .m plni-e .
there for linrsh crit cs or backbiter or do-
spoilers of the reputation of others. lown
w ith you to tho kennels of darkness nnd de
spair! The heart has n-a, h.-d the cteiual
water brooks, nnd tlm panting i f the long
I cha-o Isipneted in still pastures, nnd "Tin ro
I shad be nothing t 1 hurt or destroy in all
1 tiod's holy mount."
I Iih. whon soiiio of you gi t there it will 1st
I like w hat a farmer tells of when he was push
ing his c.iuis! fur up .N01 til 111 the winter and
imnid tiie 1 e I'.ie., im I a hun lied m les, ns
he th , light, fioiu any other human Isi.ngs.
l!o was startled one day ns ho Inard a
I stepping on th" i. e. uud In) cocked
tho riilo ready to meet nnvthuig that
came near, lie found a man, ban -footed uud
iusnn.i from long i-xpo-iire, appro , clung hun.
Taking him into h:s c-iiiod and kindling lire
to warm him, ho restore I him and found 1 .tit
where he had lived, and to l him
to hi home, nnd found nil tho
villngo in great excitement. A him lre.l men
wi re 'arching lor this lost man, and his
family and frieii.U rush -d out to meet him:
nu l. as had Isvn agreed, at his (li st appear
j aii'-o bells were rung. nr. d g'.ins discharge I,
' ai.d banouets si.re-id. and th) r. s. 11 r loul.,1
with p'o-eiits. Well, when s. me o you st-p
out ot this w 1 ieiiiess. where vou have Issmi
chilled and t' r:i and soiue'inir. lost aim I
the ii-,1 cigs, ji.to the warm greetings of
nil the villages of t ie g!.. filled, and your
friends rii-h out t 1 give you a welcoming
kiss, tho new s th it t'.iei .i is nil-, th r s in for
ever s.ivel will call the caterers of li av.-n
to spn a I tho liai.t.'t. and the U ll men to
lay hold of tlieroe 111 th" tower, mil w hie
the chalices click at tin tea t, and IheU'lU
clang 1 toin th - towers.it will be a scene so
iiplnt ng I prnv do I I 111 iy ! there
to take part in th" st.'al merriment And
now do you not think th" pray -r in !-o.i-inon's
-oug. where lie ciuup ir.sl Christ ton
rc.inie r coming down iu tne 11 u lit to p isture
0.1 Ih" pi mis. would make an i-x,'iis.tely ap
iiopriiiii ieror.itioii to my s 1111 11 : I " lit it
tiie day bi.-ak mi l the shadows I'.-e nwav',
be tlioii like a in1 or a yoiin; hart upju tho
mo'iiitaius of l!"ther."
lit TtlWCAM: IN i ris.v
(jrcnf Dcst ru l mil nl' I. id uud
'rop-
ci ty, Ibuu.igc tu .sl.ippiue.
Tho liurricine of Tucs.lty was tornbly d
strtictlveto both life and prMs-rty. Thegtm
b utt Ialtul, lyiignt liatebauo, found, ivl
in tl.o stonn it'l l nine of her crew, incliidiug
tho c iininai.d -r. were drowned. Adviei-i
ironi r-'agna nro thav .VI persons l.,s; the.r
l.vo thero, wliiio the d.im ige d ui) to dw.'l
lings ur.d waro Imus. in the city, to vc-s. U
in tho h irbor and t ) w lnrvoi is very gre.tt.
Tho villtgo of l'ueblo Nuovii. in th" no'.gh
bolhoi'd of Siguil, Is liteuilly wip.sl uu
Telegi npli wires at e badly brokort, unt no
news from oilier parts of tho isl.iti I bn l..'.-u
I'cuolvod,
Oflloeru i:i'ftiil Ity ( tit Miners.
Tho National Kei.eration of Miuei-s and ;
Mum Uibori-rs clti-o 1 its e uivi'iition at In-
di in ipoiis, Thur-ulav. Tho otlicers cIkw-cii ;
were: Christopher Kvans, of Hhio, htH-utivo j
Secretary; Jiiuic t'antwcll, of Iu lia-tu, I
N itioi nl Truisu "er. The follo.ting meuiliersi '
ut the National Executive Hoard wen.' eltv- I
t, d: Daniel .Meljiughliu, of Il inuis; J.iliu
Mcllrido, of Olilo, and 51. F. Morgun, of
Wt'kt Virginia. Tho so't'ct'nn of a reprvwcii
tntivoou tlm bo.tnl from the uuthiMcito cml
regions was left iu t to haUvU of th,i other
nu-iiibers. In tho afurnonii tho minors cud
e l on lli'iierul Harrison, a' d a few minutes
wcro devoted to the interchange of iwurtw.iiu.s.
I'prty-ono jeirs acjo a youti! inau of
i:l)o.le'lsUuil nskt'J a youne; woman of
tho ssine Mate to marry huu. Sho s lid
No," Tiie younc mm weut about h's
li ibiness, but he kept his eve ou th
woniiui, ou t from time to timo reuewed
hi milt, ihe rcfusini; oiler after oiler.
Uo porsfvered nnd his coustaucy wiu res
warded a t-hort time aji, when, she ao
cUi.icd nnd unriied him. tie was then
ivuiity two ytats old uud she sixty one.
Minnesota women want a law to corns
pel a ttiK to unaiunce hi iutentioas
within four wick uf;or 'ayiu hi tlrct
visit to a sii'l.
TRADE REVIEW.
EFFECT
of noon cnoi nto)-
PIXT9.
Adynncoln thn Bpccu'.atlTO Market,
and In Railroad 8ncks Incrcna
ctl Dcmaiiil Cniiso Closeness
in Money at homo l'olnla.
H. O. Pun fi Co.H weekly review of tra la
says; Wool and Iron Industrie! rescind nt
last, though with somo hesitation yet, to the
stimulus afforded by good crop prospects.
1 he Increased domsnd for wool Is shown in
higher price for nearly all griides, Conlto's
Oircutnr for hrptemb-r 1 reports n
corsidorablo speculative feeling, and Ihe
average of 109 quotation is now '-'.'.J
cents, sgalnst SI. 7 August 1. There In
boon a distinct Improvement In tho purchas
ing by manufacturers, nnd In dress an 1 knit
giods more activity. Thcdenm id for cot
ton goods, Isatprofout co npiratlvely lihl
and Irri gulnr.
In the Iron trade also an Improving demnnd
Is felt In all directions, exc 'pt.ng In tho mar
ket for steel .'rills, l'ig Inn I llrtner in New
York, a'.d though .nu Houthern iron is still
offt-n d bdow current quot itlotis, an I four
now Kouthem furnn " nro b Is-giu work;
this month, tho lono is firmer. At i'ittsburgh
advances of So to 51 out ji-rtoii nro rep rt
e.1. liar a-id other llalshe l Iro i li also
stronger In Pittsburgh ami l'hila lelphia, a id
mie eculntlve ilisKsi'on In tho pig iron
mil ket Is noticed, i li'VoUnd n'sirep rtsn'i
Inprovel di in in I for oro an I better prices.
The deliveries of steel mils f-reght m.ititi
of this yesr have Iss-n only 71o,V)J totij
against l,0.nn last year.
The s; ei 'iUtive innrkot nre higher, wh 'st
lienrly 1c, with s-tli-t of ",1,1111,111 1 bu , and
C m nboil le,i'ipile of exc .Unit r poitsa-.to
the ppdinblo yiel I. Cn't-Ins risou in ar'y
JVC, though til" best fee nt rep irtsns to the
yield no coit'lrinisl. The eff -e m u k t is ' 4'
cent higher, with a letter dein.i-id. ( l s
strongor. and foreign hid. s higher fu; ir
ha nlv.nei). and lir I lu-n'ty ' ; yet
other frork pro.1'1 -ti n:e ste nly, and hogs Id;
per 10.) lb, lower. The stis-k 1 1 irl.et Ins
shared t'.:o upwnr I tend -acv, s i .wing n-i a I
Vance of a'snit .V'c er s'uiio ic n iwic' ngo-
Tlio gr iss n ntngs of railr.nls ccitunio
encoiirsging, Tlm wars of rates. I ) 11 t e -u- ,
nr.dthoilo nornli. ition is sun'i tli.-i. the ti n ik
sITero 1 by projectors of newroid". X .r I)
returns of forvigi tr.id" pro ilis the im sirti
it gold w hii-h nro ii-tnlv cxs-ti d in tm
fall. Kxports from N'.-w York f ill tfl,'.' ".'i'l
behind last year's f ir the 'a-.', w. r pn 'el,
in.lll pir c -n". ii !,in 1 for tin c'. ti. i
wis ks.
1 no ace Hints iroin m'ei i r cin-s c i i'n
decidsly favorable. As to collis tions n!-i.
while some coinpi ii its nps'ir, tit" g":; ,-,!
tenor of reports is im.r ) f.iv .r ib'.e. Ti." in
creased de. nand for ui'.iiey has c.-i isi l -..:n.i
closeni-ss ill the ma. ket a'. II il'.inn ire, C.ov.
hvi.l nn I N.islu i.l -. I 11' nt in .-t i.ints th.i
mpl Iy is .impl . 'Mi . 1 reisiiry has ta'i -n i 1
during fie li ii.f'.o-) iii'ir-tlnn i- lias
paid out, but tho pityui"iits f r '!,'' ',o 0
ondspurcii ise I li .v.. imt yet Inn repot tel.
The business failures number 'J.M, ns c ui
pared with W last w.-ck and 'JU tho w.
prevl an to th . las'. F..r tl c corresp- u bug
week of la't year tl.o tig'ir.-s w.-ro 171, nnl
'".' iu th) l)"lii.inoii of Citn 1 1 1.
tiii: i.fTiir.i. w sv.Mtit.
t Imn-gcs In til.) I 'iml ! ill ion ami P.y
Iiawt lil-i-iiss, (1 Uy 1 Ii lcmbcrs.
The Ohio K-.-iip '.i.'t
s -ssiou in A!b'g e iy I '.
lirst e-ssi'.u iu .lis u-sii
its c .nstitutii.n. TU"
t.iat tho "y.ir.g je
m.ide acq i lint I w i' .i
d ctrine.s, and be ii r;
f ire and after c. .ulii'iu.i
I rov. k"d ciisi lei-
i.dopt. d. At tl.e alien
I.e.- in Sy 10 I, i:i
it til '-I. -t till
am -u i ii" r t t
UlU.'li' I tl'-llt -v .s
t.i
.ur
li i o
f.i'-n
i-ii I .-
s.t. ll
al ,.:
T.ii. u-. p
uiittco on (.'..ii-'it .' . i re. i.)i".-1 ti.o
flowing sc. -'tV-.r j mM-d v. ;.,
c msoliiti in g ' i i.t e '.1 t i w irk 1 1 .ii
S. lot Of dls.seir U'tl'l's :il . ppos.C
fi-oiu Sa'a'i; .md v ' ' i : e i it. .i in- i lino :i
ti ui n it t-'gr i.v "v i"' : t tii' ) vie ' ( tli i
I.. rL S-o.id, w- I ,i .- : i-1 - i t.i in'i tlm
I, rd, f r lie Ins b -s. . 1 mi- f ill i"i
vrft'ct ilT-irts v-ry gr :' . -r; i !: ; wi
ar) promp''sl to r-'iie v I I - -i Pni'l, t"
I iccommo id to
I' s'cri and te
of the disibl. d
s'i: I" l iu.l . -I i'l t d.- i ii d
h "S ,-l .i I.l '" ir "U .
nuns, -rs' tu i 1, mi 1 tii it 'ii 1
fund b ) ri-meiiiliere I I y ad I.' .nu ii c mtni n-
ti in, and tl:a"ev.-r
if its own p s r. 1"
homo in -se us, wc
c uu'iiittee, a id it ,i
ivvuioti "f tU.'.l lV !'
; it'-
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I-- .l!.lllg t)
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l-e .',i t. I
t til S.' no I
I
,., i-. i
. W ,! ll I el
. -I si.
was ud. pte. I.
The next p ip. r wai i p ' tt. -ii
from t'to N ii the. u , lis re- r..'
o.'io'y. Th' js'titi-m wis i-.-i'.-i
I'ominittco on I'ti 1 .'Hi' ui Th r
(A'oiiUit'eo on the U 'V si ,u ,ii t.u
s 'ill' d
! i tr ict
d t-'ti")
...rr.ol' the
H.-t.i.n
was diss'iissi d ;it s ii iii lei ".li. Tun ol tu-s
reading: 'I i its relation to Urn svemi c u
gre"; ttious, Syti'.'d iso.il an adisory bod ,'
w.is tirstso I b .1. iniuil. r of tit" uiusLeis,
but It will likely b il 1'ipr.e.l. In t '." vveni.i
U v. -V W. .VIwui'. of L 0,-i-j.i, W
proactiy I u serin u in C. .'i tn iu.
lucrcaso of lo.t Dltlcos,
The forthcouiiiig report of th" IVsiiiiiister
lloiioral will .show tlmt tlio nuniber ot l'resi
deultal po.stoltlcs PifoiV) Jil'v I, 1SS, w is
an lucre iso d irnig Ui... vein ot l'KI.
Tbo total amount; of salaries paid 1 1 l'reid II
tiitl pi.'Stiiiu.toi was f I. .''ij.six', nn incroiino
under tbo occ of Mu clid.l, tsi;(, o f !g-.',"MJo,
or J per coiil', Tho grus-f o dpts from I'resi
dential potoll.rs lor til" veal wero & lH,
US, tui lucrctt-si o i.l,:.''.','s-0, or 'J uer ucut.
t'lU'U I'lO.lUCl Ut IV.lllS.ls),
tst'iavtury .Mih-r, of tiio Iviiistts B.ui'd of
Agriculture, bus issue 1 tl st, tteiiiout show iug
I hut of tho total.'!, en p I mud t- uoiu in b.'iii
sis, 74 pu'ce it is co.i.si.ii.r ;d woi ih h.irve.il
lug. Tho ooliin iWd uveragoyiuid poi- ucic
OU t'bw atTO I";,) pi IlltO I s!lOW4 H ti,t'tl ooi n
piudu.'tof lll,H7,SW buslint, wilicil ut ul
uistat tue produot of lu,,t yo.tr.
itrsonrfos i Miowuifn.
Franco in about to noil lior crown
!ewcl, and, to prevent thiir falling in
0 the linnda of showmen, the crown
and ewonl of Lmiis Will, nro to ao
to tho molting pot. Ynin attempt I Jn
loss than six mnntlm that crown and
swotd will lm in tin) liana's of every
showman on tlio continent, imt to men
tion thu I 'tu toil Kingdom or tho I'nitoil
rUntosj of America. L'ox.'ot Trail'
On. Stirling as tho first General
ofliccr to d!a alter tho Itevolution.
Tho grave of Wcndeil rhlllips, nt Mil
ton, Muss, is nniimrkod. Hut a monu
ment 1 soon to l o eroctod hy Mrs. tircen,
the sister of tho dead orator. It will ho
a rough wcs.tl,ctt lined tanito bouldo-,
about o feet in height, and in tho tr nt
tcntro will lo p'nccl a sunken tablet
bouiingan iimcriptiou.
- 4S
A tlrllshle Itemeilr,
At.l.oK s Coin us, ri.tnrim never fill to
gbe si edy pioof of their etlleiicy ns the ls-st
external icun ily f..r Weak l!ai k. Khcuuia
llsm. Luiii'ing ,, h atiea, ( 'old, ( otik-hs, )s.,ro
Throat. I'lilmonary and Kidney Ilillli u t.es,
M i aria, Iiv -pi-p-l 1. Ileiirt, hplisn, Liver and
Moiiiui h Attn, tins, Mains, and all I .oral
I'n ns.
They have t een In ns.) f..r over Ihirty years,
1 and their value has t een iitte-led by the high-
0-1 iiieitieal iintherlties as w,- as by voluntary
nul ' 1 : 1 i 11 1 - :i . h ih e I in. nt.itl t frnin thou
minis who have 11-ed them,
A- s tnr A i.i. iii K's.ainl let no f'tp'nnitlon or
rnlu iti.te.ii I ii.l if e yiel In ine pt a mil-t it ut.
Work like 11 11 in, I ut ,11 n't Is) workcl to
nth.
Ib.-i 1 S.l.
I'l'l.e I'' I., A !
If sfSltrle.l witn sor.t eyes a...
Th.iii'.j'-.in's K j-w.iter. liniggi.
e.'..'. 11. r t" r f !e.
I T. I 'll.li I
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C t i'is cri li ir-I'-r
.n-i.li"cl hn:i 1 iuiii"
Jir.f, bu' tlu-y Wi-r.;
lit it.it mtn for tl.i:
d ,i.)ii..'ers tr.e:--1
ur ani-i'i!' rs w.-ri;
rnggi'd s;
i :.,'"( i.f tlob "
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liner' i
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f jCjf "' -. i i v - ' i-. i -t . s v '
FLORIDA
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Dl-tlx' Dslt.st (r8a' oijhsli Uutil anj
llhuuinaiiu Huiiiuily.
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ll.. II, t si' s II. i. Will.
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A lilt'e sis-d l.i- in tl.e 1 uti r' p-illi: syV
I A lilt'..- .1 1 Is.wed 111 Ihe slrollg Wind's f t A
I wr.il'.; V-1-
; A bo esl.riil, gr.-. lit i r...ts l.c'd f.-i-'- f ' . :JZi
l!e-iia -:..iil 11. bin..! .1.1 II... wi;.t. f,'l,:n.. I ' S-Ar,
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i " .1 iisl Mi ur TI111I ( l.ll I -.-rrnit.: " i Vi' T,v";?2
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