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POSSIBILITIES.
11REE THINGS CAN BB DONE.
LlmieTeH"r Kxplolts Within th
Christian' Power,
mf(T .-' p"P' mat, no mo irwir .
. t A I - t 1 .
b l I'l r Strong, w Btrfiiuiw. '
anicl XL. 34
Antlochun Eplphini, th old tinner, csms
iwn tli re" tiim with his army to desolut
. i.,.. ailvancins one time with a nun
Hi .n,l two trained elephanU swlmrina
tlr minus mis "y "wi - I
I infnntrr. and aix thousand I
valrr troop, and they were ilrlren baric, i
lion the swciiim nmw no nu.nni.Tii -dt-
Kit thnuitnrl armed men and had been again 1
ileaUsl. X'l' (,e imru umw uc mm run--
i . - imiil the narrof itomeraineio with I
In lln.h of their long banks of oars and
liiiamletl that the slew be lifted. And
.. .,..!,., l-'niiilinnf uiiil he wanted time
Iroiioiilt with hi friends about It.and l'opl
In oneottna nomiin immmiHin, pw
tlT and marts a rirrleon theRround around
jitlocliii Kpiphanea, and compelled him to
hie 11 ore lie ranie out oi mat cin-m;
lie li't"d the dleze. Some of tho
Lw had submitted to tho Invader, but soma
them rasistwl vaiorouxiv, a uia i-.iener.
,on he hnd swine's fleh forced Into hit
tmth, 'pit it out. although ha knew he must
' for it, anl ihi m ir it, nun omcr, urn
, ..t. ter -- --I - 4n --'tits,
u exploit I would (Ifllnn to lie a ln-rolf)
i n lirnvo font, n crrnt rvliinvoinnt.
RYVII." von any, "I a Inure urh thine but
i re i no rhanee lor me: mine i a n oi
m inim life. If I liniPun Antl hm lli'inli-
t ilclit 1 alsoeoultl do exploit." oil
I., i ijrlit mi lar a great wnr nre ron""rned.
iie will pniiianiy nt nni imoriiiinty in n
ii nil yourself In bnttle. Tho most
tlio lirL-adier-een 'Mis of this country
ii d never Imve ln-en ho-ml of lind
not I .eon for the war. tSenenl
nit. would lmve rrmiinetl In tlm
lie I til worlf. of tnnniiiv; liMe nt iiiltin, nnd
i newa'l Jm-k-on would li.-ive. rontimiort the
hicf. rnlli'se prufeiaHor ill ircmiii. And
itrvor milit irv tnietiia you navo win
biihlv lie dormant forever. Neither will
tin proinblv Irooni" ft (.rent inventor.
(ini'liM'ii liiiii'lie-l nun inii'iv-irno oui oi
,tv two tlioiisand invention lound in tho
kteiit rillici" at imliilltftoli never Tlelded
, ir nutlior enoti(;h moiwv to pay for the
i,n-oof Keeiirini; tho p uenr. rvo you win
ilinlily never t"i n .Mort or nn l.'it
i, or a Humphrey I'nvy or nn Kli
liitiiov. There i not niiic h prolmlillitv
it von will lie the ovo out of the hundred
Sat iii'hleve extraordinary Hiieris in coin-
r ial or li'tinl or meilu-al or literary
ii'n'. What then.' I'nu vou haro no op-
i limit v to do rxploiuf I nm k'ointf to
nr vou in iinv innt thcro nr mno oipor
inti, i'n that, nro prnnd, tlinllinc, Inr
icliuig, Ntuioii'loii nnd overwhelming,
nev are before vou now. Iii one, if not nil
krrfl of them, you may do exploit. Tho
reo crenlest tiling on earth to do ant to
kve a man, or ravn a woman, or aave a
I'M.
IHirinz the eonre nf hi life almost every
Inn pa int nn exiK 'iicy, isciiulit between
ro tire, in croiuid lietwwn two millHtone.
S-i on the ede of some pivcipiro, or in snuin
In r wny comes neiir dmolitimi. It may In
.tiiiriiieial. or a in'T.il. or a ilomestir. or n.
ial. or a po!iti-il exipmey. You roiiiiv
ue co it in iimi't rooms. A yoiiui; mini
hs c"t into lui I eomp iny and lie ha oll'eu I -.I
Se law, nnd he is arraij.'ti d All blush-
ijl niul ion u-ix do in in tho pro-
e or jhiI'u nnd Jury nn l lawyer.
cm b. Kent riulit on In tlm
..i air. He is tr!iii ,il ,;;-""d.
I ho is nlmott ilesiminif. Ia'I tint lhstrict
toriiev overhaul him n Ihoii 'li lie were nn
CI olVender; let tho nlle-t attorney nt the
r refuae to sy a word for him Uvnii-ic Ivi
mot afford a roiisiderubln fee; let tie
fciiro givo no oppi rtuuity for pieM-ntini tho
iliie itini; riri'iiinsinnci's, hurry up the eii-o
4 1 hustle him up to Auburn or Sine; riiic.
1 ho liveiicvenly yenrs. for wventv yo u- ho
will bo n i-riin nul mid each dicailu
of hi life will le blacker t na
It jiriilrci-sio-. In tho intrrioi;.
Hums of prhnii life ho can net no
oi k, nnd he is ..lad to break n win.lo.v pl.iKs,
f blow up ii R i.e, or pl.iv the llili A'ayiiian,
In to et ba k ii'.nin witliiu tlio walls
ijiero lie i an k'i t Koinelliin to oat nnd hiilo
Inisulf from the cruel uazo of tli wcrld.
f Ii v ilon't his latli.-r coino mid liolp liiin,'
Ii lather m dead. Why don't his mother
me nn I help him.' Sho I ilea I. Where
re n'l the ninelloratin r ami miliitiirv in
Bi ncos of hoe elyl They do not touch
111. U ll V ftiil not Homo mio loin;
E
i in tho case iiiiilcrtaiul that,
re wn nn oni orlunlty for tho exnloit
fbich would b famous in heaven niiiiitdrill-
)n of yen- lifter the earth hn Inh-oiuo
(mi ti red nshi in the hint whirlwind? Why
il not tho liislriet Attorney take that . youii'i;
Inn Into Iiih private o!llco nnd a-iy: "Xlv
n, I sec that vou uro the victim cf circum
IniiiH's. This is your tli-st crime. You nre
prrv. I will bring the person you
B-onisl into your presence and vou
ill iipoluu'io nnd mako nil the
paratioii you cnu, nnd 1 will givo
tDii another chance. " ( Ir the voting man i
t-eseiited ill the court room mid ho has no
riends present, and tho jil lc any: "Who i
pur eonnsiil:" And lie k.ivs: "1 have none "
In I thojudrt says: "Who will tuke this
punt: inau'a case: ' And there is a ilmul
lt and nn ono nll'era, nnd after n while the
lu:e turns to ome alloi nev who never had
coml cne in nil his life and nover will, and
Iliose advocacy would 1 l,o emncli
i secure tlio conduinn ilion of in no
nice itself. And tec professional
niuH'tent crawls up beside the prisoner,
I'lilevsimxt tn rtceuo despair, when, tlicro
iL'lit to be a Rtriugle aiiion nil the liest
n of the profession as to who should have
i" h"ii,,r of trying help that unfortunate,
ow much would Mich nn attorney linvo ro
livod as hi fin for Mich nn iidvocncvf
n'hiiiS in dollars, but much every way in
h.ippv eoiiseinusiiea that wculd mrik t hi
mi life lirmlit.'i-and hi own dylns pillow
ie. ter nnd hi on hruven hnppier the
I'lsejniisnes that he had Mived a man'
o tlu r i nre coinmercial exicencie. A
ii v Into sprinn obliterate tho il' iimnd for
ii niR ovn-coal nnd priiip: hat nnd HH-in
ipuifl of all korlK. Hundred of tl -mids
oilo ay: "Jt tioeni we nro coins t
ivc no hprinc ami wo ahull iro Mtrnivht out
uinter into warm weiither, nn I we can
it iiloii' without ilieii-u il Hpriu attire."
r there is no uiiiumii weather, tho heat
nil .in.- into tl.u co d, and tlm usual cloth
V. mIiU'Ii is a coiiipioiii.eo bctwis n kuin-
r mil winter, m not reipiiied. It
'' !' a dillereiice in the wilo of
'diioin nn I m llions of do'larof ir-ods, mid
nun over sun:; ii no yoiuur iiiercimnt is
"'-lit with ii vast amount of unsalable)
liixl that nover w,ll bo nalalilo a'ain e.v
ipt ut price ruinously r'ditced. That
june; ineri'haiit with n somewhat limited
ipdal is in a predicament. What shall tho
d iiit'ivlinut do a t!my -e that vouii"; man
i thin awi'iil rrmif Hub their hand
nt lauuh utid any: 'Ooixi for him. Ho
Hk'ht iiava known btttiir. When ho has
f 'li in bimiiieH n loan as wo have he
'ill notlnul Ii ik shave in thit way. Ha!
a! Ho will biiri.1 up before long. lie hud
o business to iM'n hi store so near to ours
nyhow." Hherilf suln! Hud llus in the
indow; "How nmch is bid for these out-
t.lw Inkhlnn svTiuir overcoat and surimr
or fall clothlnR out of date? What do I
far in the way of a bid I" Four dollar."
Absurd, 1 cannot take that bid of four dob
lr" hy.thime coata when first put upon the
mrkot were offered at fifteen dollars each,
mi now I am olforeil only four dollnr. I
it ulH Kive dollar do I uourl Ooinft ut
at Oono at Ave dollars." and he take the
noie lot The young merchant iroes home
't niKht and says to his wife: "Well. Mury.
o will have to move out of this house and
III our piano. That old merchant that ha
I un evil eye on me ever since I started
i bmiKhtout all the clothing, and he will
ve it rejuvenated, and next yer put it on
"i market a new, while we willdowoll if we
iiotit -f the poorhoutte." The young man,
roken spi -lied, Roes to hard drinkiiur. The
wUg witU hit Labj-ggeito UttTiutUer i
Iioum and not only la hit store wiped out,
but his home, hi moral, and his prospect
for two worlds, this and the next. And
devils maVe a banntint nf Are and fill their
cupa of Kali and drink deep to tha health of
the old merchant who swallowed no the
young merchant who t?ot stuck on spring
goods and went down. That it one way and
some of you hare tried It
Hilt there Is another war. That yonnr
merchant who found that he had miscalcu
lated In laying In too many good of one
kind and been flung of the unusnnl sesson.
Is standing behind the counter feeling s-ery
blue and biting hi finger nails or looking
over his account book, which rend darker
and worse every time he looks at
them, and thinks how his young wife
will have to be put In a plainer hott
than she evert eT""ted to live in.
or go to a tuirtl rate boai dim house where
they have tough liver and sour bread fire
mornings out of the seven. An old merchant
romes in and says: "Well. Joe, this ha been
hard aenson for young merchants, and thi
prolonged cool weather ha put many In the
doldrums, and I have been thinking of yon a
frood deal i.f late, for just after I started
n business I once got into the
same scrape. Now If there I
anything 1 can do to help you out I
will gladly do It Hotter Jut put thoe good
out of sight for the present and next season
we will plan something about them. I will
help you to some good that you can sell for
me on commission, and I will" go down to one
of the wholesale houses and toll them that I
know you nnd will back you tip, and if you
want a few dollnr to brinire over tho present
I can let you have them. He ns economical n
you cm. keep a stiff upper lin, and rememtier
tlint you have two friends, (io 1 and myself,
flood tnornlni!'' The old merchant goo
away and the youm? man goes liehind hi
desk and tho t-ar roll down hi check. It
i the flrst time he ha cried . Disaster made
him mad nt everything, an 1 mad at m ill
and mad at nod. Hut thi kindness melts
him, and the tear s.smh to relieve hi brain,
nn l hi spirits riso from ton below wro to
eighty in the khado, and he romes
out, of the crlsl. And about three years
after, this yonn ; merchant guc into the oid
merchant utoro and sav: "Well. My old
friend. I wn this morning thinking over
what vou did for me three yenr ngiK You
helpisl mo out of an nwlul crisi in mv com
mercial history. I learned wisdom and pros-
perity has come, and tho pn'lor ba
Conn out of my wife check, mil
the rose that were there when I
conrtM her in her father; house have
bloomed ni;aln, nnd my business i splendid,
and I thought I oiuht to let, vmi kimw that
you saved n man!" In a short time nfter.
the old m reliant who bad l e mi a poo l while
shaky in hi limbs and had poor spebs
1 called to leave tho world nnd ono
morning nfter ho had rnad the nv,uiv
third I'snlui n'nii!, "The Lord I M
Shepherd," ho closes hi eye on Un
world, and nn nnirel who had I'een
for m-iny yean aptMimle l to watch the old
man' dwelling, erics iipnnrd th new that
the pati i 'troll's sprd. is n'lout nsconding,
And the twelve angola who k'-ep tho twelvn
pate of heaven unite in cryiti down to this
approaching spirit of tho old man: "Come in
nt any of tho twelvn pates you choose !
l'om in nnd welcome, for it has been told nil
over thete I' '1-stinl neighborhood that you
saved a iiinn.-'
There sometime coma exigencies In tho
life of n worn -in. t ine morning about two
year ngo I saw in tho newspaper that, there
wa a yoim woman in Now York whose
pnekctbook containing thirty -seven dollar
and thirty tin-is cent had lioon
stolen nnd sho had Ixsm left with
out a farthing nt tho liciniiinK of
winter in a trnv; city, and no work.
And although she, wn a stranger, 1 did
not allow tint miio o'clock mail to leave the
Intnpost on our corner without carrying tho
thirty-seven dol.nr nnd thirty three cents ;
and the case was proved genuine. Now 1
have rend all Shakespeare's lr.i;;ediie, and a I
Victor Hugo's trnpedirsi, and nil Alex
ander Smith's trn tidies, but 1 never read
a tragedy more thrilling than that case,
mid similar case by lh ImtidrodH niul
thousand in nil our fnrue cities; young wo
men without money and without hoiim nnd
without worn in thet-o great iniiel.stroms of
metropolitan life. W hen such n case comes
under your observation, how dj you treat nf
'Slot out of my way, we have no' room in our
establishment fornny more hand'. I don't li
beve in women nuywnv.thcy area lay, i.pe,
worthless set. ,lolm, please show tliiss'-sonoilt
of the door." r lo you compliiooni lierMi
sonal nppearatnit and say th ns to her which
if any man fnid to your nstrr or daughter
you wjiild kill him on the spot? That is one
way, nnl it is tried every ilay in these hiro
citie- and many of those who advertise for
female hand", in factories and tor governesses
in families have proved themselves unlit to
jm . -c s,u..il..- oi h'd'.
Hut there i another way. and I saw it tho
other day in the Methodist Hook Concern in
New York, where a young woman applied
for work, and tho gentleman in tone and
innnner i-nid in substance: "My daughter, wn
employ women hero, but I do not know of
liny vacant place in our department
You hnd better impiiro ut uch mil
such a place, nnd i hope vou will lie
successful in getting soiuethiiig'to do." Tho
embarrassed and humdnitod woman seemed
to give way to Christian coulidouco. Hi
started out with a hoHdul look that 1 think
must have won tor her a place in which to
earn her bread. I rather think that consid
erate ami Christ an gentle n sav.sl a
wouinn. Now York and llinol.lyii ground
up liiht yenr about thirty thousand
young women, nnd would liko to grind
up ni'Oiit us ninny this year. Cut of all
that long procession of women who inar. h
on with no hope for thi world or tho next,
battered, bruised, slmM'isI nt nnd (lung oil'
the precipice, not ono but might havo been
saved for homo, nnd Co l mid heaven. Hut
good men ami good women nro not in that
kind of business. Ala for that poor tliiu-l
nothing but. the thread of that livening n i i-i s
noodle held her, nnd the thread broke. I have
heard men teli in public discourse what a
man is, but what is a woman l util some
ono shall give a better dellnitiou 1 will toll
you what a woman is. lorect iromtiod, a
sa-'red nnd dein iito gift w.th mic-lion hi
great that no measuring lino short of that ol
the infinite iiod can toll their bound. Fusli
ionod to l'etln t and soothe nnd lift and
irradiate homo nnd society and the
world. (if such value that no
one can nppre-iato it. unit his mother
lived Ion' onou.'h t let hull lilt lerstuud it,
or win) in h.ii. great cn-isof lite when all
else fail d bun. had u wife to r. inf.,; v. h m
with u faith iiil.o l that noiliing ctaihl ilis
tiirh. Speiik out, o cradles, and tell of th i
feet that rooked you and tho anxious luce
that hovered over you! Spc.ik out, ye
nurseries of nil Chi-iHteiidom, nnd Vo homes,
whether desolutu or still in full bhsiui with
tho face of wife, mother an 1 dr.ugditer, nnd
help inn to dellne what win nan is. lfnm
during nil hi lltu o-'complisli nothing els
except to win the love and conlldoiico nnd
help nnd companionship of u pool woman,
he is a Kiirlantled victor mid out: lit to have
tho hail Is of nil tint poojdo lietvveeii hero und
tho gravo strutcheil out to him in toil-
griitulntion.
Hut as geographer tell u that tlm depths
of the sea correspond with tho huightnof the
mountain. 1 have to tell you that pool
womanhood is not higher up than bad woman
hood is deep down. The grander tho palace,
tho more awful tliecoiilhigrutiou that dmtroyi
it. The grander tho steumer Oregon, th
more terrible her going down just off th
const. Now 1 should not wonder if you
trembled a little with as -list of rosponsibd
I ity when 1 say that there is hardly person
in this house out uiay have au opportunity
to save a woman. It may, in your cas i, bo
' done by good advice, or by financial help, or
by trying to fring to bear some ono oi
a, thousand Christiau inilueii es. You
would not have to go far. If,
for instance, you know among your
acquaintance a young woman who is
apt to apiear on the streets about the hour
when goiitloimm return from busiii'ss and
you Hud lierreM)iiding to tho smile of eut re
strangers, bogs that lift their hat, go to her
and plainly toll her that iieu ly nil the do
alloyed Womanhood of the world begun the
downward patU with that very kind of be
havior. Or if. for Instance, you fin l a woman in
financial distress and breaking down in
health and spirits trying to supiiort her chiU
diet), liow Uiut her Uuibuud U doid or au lu-
trrlld. doing that very Important and honor
able work, but which Is little appreiittsd,
keeping a, boarding house, where all the
fuest, according aa they pay smill
ard. or propose, wnhout paying
any board at all, to decamp, are
critical of everything and hard to please
busy yourselves in trying to get her more
Patron and tell her of divine sympathy.
Yea, if you are a woman favored of lortune
and all kindly surrounding, finding In the
hollow flatteries of the world her chief re
galement, living for herself and for time a
if there were no eternity, strive to
bring her Into the kingdom of fod, as did
the other day a Sabbath-school teacher who
was the means of the conversion of the
daughter of a msn of Immense wealth, and
.I.....I,,.. Mau.Iujs.1 t. lnla Ua aw.1
till, unuuiui t-m.iTvr.a it jt'lii ein t iiiii i 11,
and she went home and said: "Father, 1
am
i going to join the church nnd I want you
to come.
come." "Oh, no," he said, "I never go to
church."
"Well," said the daughter. "If I were to be
married, would you not go to see me mnr
riodf" And he said: "Oh. yes." "Well,"
said she, "this is of more Importance thaw
that" So he went and has gone ever Since,
and loves to go. 1 do not know but tlint
faithful Sabbath-school teacher not only
saved a woman but saved a man. There may
be In thi audience gathering from all parts
of tho world, the niotcomm!itan assembly
In all the earth, there liny lie a mnn who
behavior toward womanhood has bmn
perlidiou. Kepent! St-utd up, thou mas
terpiece of sin and death, tlint 1 may charge
you! As far a possible, make reparation
I'o not boast, that you havo Iv r In your pow
er and that she cannot help horse, f. When
that line collar an I cravat and tlint elegant
suit. of clothes comes oil and vonr uiieoviT.c
soul stands In judgment and lefore Ood, you
will ho Letter olf if you save that woman.
There is another exploit that you can do,
and that is to save a i hiliL A child dis-s not
.fin to amount to iini'li. It Is marly a year
old lMlore it can walk at nil. l or the tint
year mid a half It cannot speak a word. I' or
the tli it ten year it would starve If it hnd to
earn ii own food, l or tho llrst tidecQ
year it opinion on nnv subject is nban
lutely vnliieli si. And then there nre so
ninny of them. My! what lots of children!
And soiiiii sop!o lotto cunt in, t lor clll1-lii-oii.
'I hoy nro pool for nothing Put t )
wear nut the cm pots nnd break I tonus nnd
keep you awake night crying. Well your
estimate of n child is ipnto ililVc.ciit
frou Hint mother's (stiinato who lost
1 1 i- chil l thi summer. 'liiv took it, to
tlio silt air of the sei-lioin nnd to
the tnulo nir of tho mount n. but
no help camo, and th" brief paragraph of it
bfo is ended. Suppose t h it I. In could be re
stored by purchase, how much w-oul I tlint
Is'ieavcd in it her give? Shu would take all
the jewel from her Illinois nnd neck nnd
bureau and put thorn down. And 't P I I that
that wa not enough, sho Would take her
liou-e nnd iiinkn over Hie d I for it, ami if
that, were not enough she would nll in nil
In r investments and put down all h'-rmoi t
paes nnd IkmiiIs; nnd if told tlint wuro not
enough, she would sav: "Ih-ivo mainover
nil mv pri'is'i'tv. nnd if lean have that child
buck I will now pledge thai I will toil with
mv own hands and carry w ilh mv own shoul
der in nny km I of luird work, und live
in n cedar mid die in n garret, (inly give
Ine back that lost darling.'1 1 nm glad that
there nre tliosi who know- something of tho
value of u child, lis possthiiitic nro
tremendous. What w ill tln-e hand yet do!
Whom will those feet yet walk? Toward
what destiny will that noVor dying soul be
tuke itsullf Shall tho-e hps Ik- the throne of
bl.'isi homy or boncd-. 'li oi.' Come, nil ye
Mii veyiu s of tin- eai tli, nn 1 bring link and
chain und measure if you cm i;s po-sdie
jiOssessions. Come, nil ye ustronoiner of tho
earth, w ith your teUncoss, ami t -II us if you
i-nii see the raiio of ii eternnl llljht. Come,
nil ye cliroiiclogists, nnd calculate tho do
om Its on ilei-ad'', tho centuries on centuries,
tn cycles on cycles, tlm ct "i nitios on eter
pities of it lifetime. Oh, to save a
child! Am I not right in pir. tin,, tout. iimon
tho great exploits? es, it bonis He- inn,
two, for if yoll save the child you save Hie
..... r yoii v fi- woman, tiet tho llrat
twemv .icni's oi thai, boy r g'rlnll right nnd
I gllo s vou have ui.t inniih" "I o iroiminlioisl
all right, and their entire e.n'i hiv aiitl el, i na.
career all right. Hut w lint nro you going to
lo with those eluldi'i n who urn wor e otf
than if their lather or no tic.' had died the
lay th"v wci-o born' 'Micro nm ton of
thoiisnnds of smb. Th i' pareiiiago nus
ngaiiisl them. 'I h ir naiii is against them.
Tho structure ol the. r skullti ng.iiiist them.
Their nerves and uiuscli is nt iiiunutoil by
the Iccbriety or disso utene-s of their pn-eiit.
they are pimticully at their birth laid
out on a plunk in the middle of the Atlantic
( ii i an in nn eii noctial galcaml told to innko
for shore. Th" lir-t gre ting Hiey got from
the world it to Is' en I led u hr.it orn ragamiilliii
or n wlini f-rat. W hat, to do with them is
tho ipieslioii often askod. 'Ilieio is another
question ipiitn as pertinent, un I that
is, what uro they gong to do with
lis? 'I hey will ton or eleven yours
from now have us many votes us
the same uumlM-r of well born children, and
they will hand this Ian I over to anarchy nnd
political iliiintiii i ion just assure as we neglect
them. Suppose, we each one of us save it boy
or a girl. Sou can do it. Will you; I will.
Take n cake of is-rliimcd spap mil a lino
toothed comb, ii iii I n New Testament nnd u
bit lo enndv nn I prnyi r, nnd a ioce of cako
und faith in tioil und common sense, und Is
gin this nl term ion.
Hut how shall wo got roil ly for ono or nil
of these three expNuts; W'h shall isake u
dead failure if in our ow n strength w-o try to
save a man or woman or child. Hut my
text suggests where we nre to get eipiipmeut.
"Tho eoplo that do know their I oi l shall be
strong, and do exploit-;." We must know
Him through Je-iis Christ in our own salva
tion, mi I then wo shall have His help in the
salvation of others. And while )oii nro
snving strangers) on inn v save soni') nf vour
own kin. You think your brothers nnd sis
ters and' hildren and praiidcldlilr. il nil safe,
but th y nro not ili a, I, nnd no one is safe till
he Is dead, t In the l lnglish coast there was a
wild storm and a w reck in the oiling, nnd tlm
cry wa: ".Man the lifeboat." Hut Hurry.
tlio usual loader of the sailor' crew, was
not to bo round, anil they wont without him
und brought back all tho shipwrecked imoplo
except ono. Hy this tiino liarrv, tint leader
of the crow, appeared ami said: "Why did
you leave that onoi" Tho answer was: "He
could not help himself nt nil and wo could
not get him into the boat.'1 "Man the
lifeboat," shouted Harry, "nnd wo
will go for that ono." "No," still Ids oged
mother standing by, "you must not go. I
lost your lather in a storm like this, nnd
your brother Will went nit' six year azoaml
I havo not heard a word from Will since lie
loft, nnd 1 don't know whero ho is. and
what has happened to him, poor Will,
nnd I ciimioi let you also go for I urn
old nnd dot eudeiit on vou." Hi reply wn:
-.Mother, I must go mid wive that ono man,
und if 1 am lost Iiod will t ike cure of you in
your old ilnys." The lifeboat put out, and
utter nn nwtul ftrugglo with the sou they
picked tho poor follow out of tho rigging
Just In Minn to save h;s liTo, and started
for the shore. And a they iniiin within
s-aking distniico, Hurry, "just before he
tainted from the over exertion, cried out:
"We saved him, and toll mother it was
brothor Will. Uh, yes, my friends, Jet
us btart out to save soma one for tune
and for ttornity, some man, and soma
woman, and some child. And who
knows but it may, directly or indirectly, be
the salvnt on of one of our own kindred, und
that will bean exploit worthy of celebration
when tho world itself i shipwrecked und the
un bus gone out like a spark from a smitten
auvil and all the sun are dead I
Oaggeil ami Itobbo I.
The re-ldonce of a farmer named George
tVillurd, a bachelor residing in Monroe town,
ship, Tuno.ru wis county, Ohio, wjs eutorol
by l uiglius. Willard and his ael mother
were guged, bound und rotiiH-il of iWJ uad
a gold watch. Neighbor happrntd to cull
and lound tho victims of the outrage in the
condition describe 1. There U uo clew to the
tuiscreuui.
Tho Value of Salt.
Sorcre rain In tho bowels find"
stomach are often niicedity relieve J bv
the application of a bag of hot suit. A
oak solution of suit nnd water is reo
Ommendoil bv pood physician, na a
remedy for imperfect digestion, ami
for a cold in the hend it in a complcto
euro anuffed tip from the hollow of the
hand. We Lave known gevcro chronic
;apa of catarrh entirely cured by per
intent ne of thi) aitnplo rctnody every
oiuht end morning for several months,
when tho host ellbrts of tho plivsicinna
failed to do any good. It ahould bn
ased milk warm. A Kn"d hitndful of
rock nalt nddod to the bath ia the next
bent tiling after nn "ocean dip," nnd n
gnrglo of a wonk solution ia n pood nnd
pvery-rendy remedy for a soro thront.
A.8 a dontil'rieo, a .it nnd wator ia very
cleansing, and also hnrden tho gum,
it will alhO prevent tlio hair from full
ing out. W hen broiling steak throw n
little salt on tho coal and tho blu.o
from tlm dripping fut will not niinoy.
A little in starch, boiled or raw. will
provent tho irons from stickinir. If tho
irons nro rough put a little salt on it
thick brown paper, lav n piece of thin
muslin over it and rub the iron ner it
till perfectly smooth. Ink stu n nro
entirely removed by the itntneiliate ap
plication of dry suit before the ink ha
dried. When the salt become discolor
ed by absorbing tin- ink, brush it oil
and npply More; wet nlilitly. Con
tinue this till tho ink is nil leli.ovul.
If new calicoes nro illvcd to ii - in
strong suit water for un Innir before
tho lirst washing tlio color uro los
likely to fade. 1 lamp i nit w ill l oiiinM
the liiseoloriition of cup mi l i. a ic rs
nuiHC'l by toil nii'l c ii- 'l.e s w a hi'i;;. A
toiiapoutifill (,f Ml t i'l noli k liisi'lii
liihip n'v H lnticli eh an r, la tter
I glit Ait ''CiM' .1 on, s' i'i iii 'i.
Muilosl Noll nnd 1:'. ,i.ii:ii.ou.
After I"l,lstni h hail wiittn'i the
" icir i f WnltciicM" he r ti-il.-r-
nblv in the csl inia1 ion id' Limit ni l lie.
.In'nusiiii, who i Ntii'Icil the biiok t" tic
skie-i. C I 'lil sin ii I i'i iia'r.ral inmiisU
lliuilo the ciitliiisi iM! ic pvai'.e nf h:s
work cm- i ,'in;-lv painfcl t i l.iio, iuol
he inviirial'l - (I'd l,js lu st in s. l!
deplVi'iilti'ill when his lii'tnl bc;r.iii
soiiiiding his prnisi m.
I'pnti one oociisi. iii ,1'lni nn, ioiswol!,
niul ( i"l'lsiiiit!i were bitieliing t :- t !nr
ill II ll'l t stl t . '-ll' MIS'-, will 11 at,
uc Uiiiiitaiici' of ,!iiliii.s( iii'a eiiti'ii'il. ami
npproui'hiiig th t'l'iip. eiM!i'il tho
bictoi-'H hand u:ni ii- ki d iii::i how lii
did. "Sir." said the )i.ct-u-. with his m
customed co.irtosy, "I don't. " Tin'.
tlirililig townrd tii'I'l 'nilli. wh" was
Irving to hide behind ll l-'ltlo I'i
WtH'ci ' .'I'shiro NU'dco, lie r. i.i l i il t IK ; 1
'Ml, loil'itlsoil, pi emit in - to introduce
QlV frii-li'l icl'l-init i. t it t is
(lie tuilhnr nf tin: ' iciii' nf Wukt lici'l,'
foil know."
"Iiiil.'-il!" cri.-d T. .bit'Miiii, with .
ph nsnii siiiil "Arc ymi the ut.tli r ,d
ill si delightful work
"N-int, sir, -pleiise, sir." veplied
Ciiibl' inith, iivctvi nn" w it!i sliunio.
'I'll- ell'ect nf this reply upmi 1 r.
Jhl:s ii tuny be belter im:ioii;eJ than
3 escribed. J furi"' i'V.
Mr. .lanscn, of Little Perry, X. ,T ,
Jwns ti cat that liai forino'l acmio is at
luchinetit for n largo toad that ha It
' lioiiio in the s.vntitpy oar.le;i. I'tisty c
i idently en joy the i-ttaii'i; fiicn Ish'.p she
tins f 'lliii'd, mi l since t'ie lit' day Mi"
I found t lie ti a I pcict. fully s'ccp!-i on a
itoui! in the s'ltisliino un jovously took
I it gently bv its shnii'dcr w .th her Icclli
! nd can icd it into the ho'lsc, she has
I Jt no tho s in. e thing every day. hc is
! a very intcligcnt cat, und she a ways
i mew loiitllv to cull t' c children to sec
tin; fun. 'I hen sho spotnl an hour in
' tofhlng th,, toad ii.to tho ui r and catch
j n it, liko a hull, i llowing it to move n
fotv yiiids uwiiy from le r, und crawling
bIoaIv utter it. o; Initi-.tling .sln,ight up
, on it fr tn n ili-tutu o, and llattcniiig it
out on the lloor. When sh tires of the
! sport, she curie it cnrefully into the
' turdcii und lns it down, on the s; ot
! where sh : picked it up. Tho to ol
'makes no effort t) c-eape, prohiihly
.knowing tho futility '. such :i courn-.
The shoulder by which il is nlwuvs c ir
I r it'd begin to look us tho i"h it needed
repairs; but ti e cut seims to continue
; the familiar reliiiions cxbtiug In twee n
j tliein, whether the toad likes tluiii or
! not.
i - -
Tho Lev. 'Ih una S in riso, a full-
blooded Indian, nnd once mcdicinc-mni
of tho ineidil tribe, has voliintceted to
bl'COIlin p'lrttnr of u colored Methodist
church at I'litiiiiui, t'oun. SnnrisJ claims
to h'no converted tho tinchhis to (.'litis-
! tinuity. llo has been nt Worcester,
j .Mass., for a month past. He will draw
I nn ealnty fr in his new pustnruiu, but
1 will dc end iijion tlio generosity of his
i flock for liiaintcMiiti c S'.mi-o is a
I 1I0CK ",r inainteimii -e. '.nn-o is I
I hirgc, iinpressivc -cli-kiu. with u goon
coiiimuud of lino'.i-h, find r curt in ll pic
1
turesqt.c clopiL'iico t lint ii most im
pressive. P. V. Forril. William Carter nnl
others living near San I'idr.) hiy, Flu.,
enjoyed a tln-e of li.e hour altera
mniiHiiir hear In that swiinip It wa fi
nally killed by .Mr. I'urUr, uud voi"hi:d
iK-urly -10J poutids.
J.elltr 1" in in I lie i:x--liei ill nl 4 hn ulaiKiun
4'euinv, New nrh.
MAVVII.I.K, N. V., Dec. 2, IMS.-,.
I niu glad to say, troiii a lung personal ex
perience With Al.l.l'Ol K'H I'OIIOI H I'l.ASTIMIM,
that I mil alile lo endorsn all the good thing
that have ever been said aliuiit them, und sup
plement these hy saying that 1 frankly believe
their value cannot hcestiinated. Theirbieudlh
of usefulness 1 unlimited, and for prompt and
sure relief to utmost every ucho und pain that,
flesh I heir to, no other remedy, in my opinion,
either external or internal, eipial them !u cer
tainty uud rapidity. I huvu used them atone
time for rheumatism, unother for buckuchv,
agniu for bronchitis, ulwuys with the siime re
sult a speedy cure. L. T. Uaiuii.nutom.
To be really your -If you luu-lbj dilt'.-ront
from those uround you.
Lou Caiiins, lacking ele
gance, wero yet comfortable
homes. Health ni:d happi
ness wero tound in them.
The best of tho simple rem
edies iied art- fciveu to tho
world in Warner's l.ofj
Cabin Itemcdies mudo by
YOlAfi IIP
Warner of Sufo Cure Inine. 1,'eouluio
the rcKiihitor with Wuiuer'tt Li Cahiu
burrupurillu.
Isr Cnbln Logic.
Prawn and Hrain!
The Hiwerful engine, with Its wonderful
propelling iKiwer. couple 1 to the long train
lull freighted with the richest, fabric o'
the IntndiH'tunl loom of III" c.-nturies wl.nt
ol,tace can stay the progress of thi mighty
fonv, when oti'-s under lull st um aiong
life highway I
The American with brawn and brnln iloe
not see tho necessity for title of nobilitv,
do s not cam for elevnMon by descent, he cnu
reach out and pluck the star.
Hut with hrwn or brain impaired, a man
i badly hnndic-ippod in the nm l race for sue
ces which I tho imrk.d charnctorista of
the present a te.
The iihysical system I a, most Intricat
plecs o( muchiii 'ry. It ought to ho kept well
r -gulated, so that It will work harmoniously
in nil its parts, then it is capable of nil
immense nmoiit of work.
It is said that a w atch, if ereot" I to km-o
p-rfoct time, must b wound daily. It will
not keop good tune utile- it "runs regular.'
Mor. men break down b 'C iuso thoy d ui't
"rim regular" t'.ian for any other r, as m.
It i claimed by physicians tin' few men
nrekdlel bv hurl work. It, i to tho ir
reillaritio of ni", rn social life Hint the
high death rate is dtl . Men bum the:
can lie nt Inch en Is, then woudur why it
burns out so ipiioUv.
Tan main tiling in ke-pmx tho hum-in
ina -h ne in gis I wo: km: old r is to keop tie
regulator nil right. "I'll" hloo 1 is the life."
nn l s mud l-eiltti is assurel so long as the
bloo I llow-s thro ili tli" veins n limpi I sir. a n
of parit v.
K"g:iliit- tle r ir iiator wi'h Warner' !.-
Cabin sar-iparilla. th" old f-ishimi -1 I , -
pUI-llier. pl-oplll-ed alter 111" best lol'Olllel 11'
li- by our all s-ors in :;iil od I t ':il"H
il 'Vs. .in.; tvd'i the v,g r of I'l-iwn and bra I
wli cli inn -t eiisii", m your ltlo lexicon ym
w.ll Ibid u such word as lad.
M'fS At tii" ( 'in ford, ti c pretty venue
d .ii'.-h'i r of I'i inity im!"i to- of 1 rut o
.New i r'cai.s ie' i ive I i r titlv n nt i pi
piescnt, which is the i it ine if invy .
her nt iiiv fricitds. t ':iii'an Wa'lu on
liu I : i s t n o-.' to Mi've i. s cured il lo
the J ni n !:i . It is I oil, i g Ic.s t.lia'
one of lliosc lil'l' ll t I'llud nf llC bo-ll
which aic wi in ;,s oi iiatin n it ba- ;
M h nm win nii'r i ho fi it i ?
color--. r-i!, or, en and I lue to which i.i
nt 1 ii hfil -i ooM eli ii'i and pin, w h cli
f.is:i ti tin- l ir; to the wtnrcr's die t
v.h "c il r a:i;s at wi l. liotton toili
and wood fi dins it 1 ) t .
I'-.e t.'!- : :'.!:el.
A ' I ' e ho, r.lei I,, re?
c " ten '!., 0 .r, w .11 'mi l: v. in. I, I in i' fo rend
t'l ' fell ''- "t I'"' I'll, I t ill - Hie , IO
ro.1 I .-I .1-1 i, ii, I- ii 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , i o ' ' i . , I , ; i p.
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fti'.a. "I ' at .- )m. l . 'e ,,!' ,,ni- ,,,,. tli
I: , nl - I , il'!" .1,1,1 in, -ii ; 1 1. in a - ii a-1 it, .it I,
,s '. : n ill' in 1 1, -Ian . I ,n t h il, 1 1 ,, i',. i hi,
lie i i - I - , if ! I r. I 'iii-, ,- I io! I, li dji V i
c,,m i v li.i c e n ;, ii ioIi i ii - oi i ii-,-. m,i 1 1,., i,
t .hi -: .iii'l 1 1 , i ! , in c ei. it i.ikoii in i io., .
I ' d Ia I- ila'ce"' ! No n..t, r i .in o .j.r,
a w.-.-od do.-. I'm' "I i ,!, I, o M.dnal In, nt
i I ," leoM'M i , i .oi and t ill in i , . I t uc d.. t .1 i
N'oW i. lllwiIVs til ' ey l ift I
' dv til ll.o ,t s,,.
ine if wow.
A Dun n il I 'ui i- linen
Totoit in , , .;r il,- , , oi, ,l,i
l'"o: pi in i - ion "I No , . ,t 011:1 ti ': i
l lo- Is .il! t. , . well. It I I'i,' i't'O, :
am- of a
r . pel
hat o Oi.'it ' lit i .1 '.I ;i ri i ;:1t " i I ' 1' o it lo ' ol
"l't t' M t ' """ii Ii nl lli- pit 1,1 I,, . ll.,
' ' lid no; - ,., ll.io lo a'l 'i :ti,. ot, i lo t 1 1 . i
'i t' 1,-. I,,- . l,i ., , , lu.te il.i'ie I.
" li'llli'.: I 'li- l.-e ol I Ir. I':. I e's ;o.,. 11,
I r, -i 1 1 i ,ii. ll, -.:!! i- tite I., i ti I, mi ie
l't TO t . ami I In- I :.n ii i able ills ,, w hn n wo
'.tell .He pel liii.i'l', - I ' I -1, I ' I , lis to' t I lo Oiie-.
I .,,11 ; I-. . o HI- I.e. . l Hiul I ' ll. .'lO I, ,.
"'" l,,lol a:nl 1 1 " I' a t if 1 1 , ' I 'ro-el il inll '
w ot, it. in. I in I, I, ao, I ai e in-epai alti. . It i-
tli'-ictl' IT'iilii .11.- ,,f ,.)ii, ti. ' old loilltlu-:i-'-,
I ioIi j .1 i ,i.,'iY. i,t,o,i,,, , I ton i II,', mm,,
iit.o I nil I-, lltal il wi'l :;iu' sii;-i n'liitii in
I cr ca-e, or lioilieywill lie , t ,, . ,1. 'riti.
::o:tt .nit, lias oteti print, , ,,n ine ) , 1 1 i .
inppei , and I ut lit ti i 1 curried mil lor mam
: ui-.
W iii-t lin ; di os.i'r inak the loo, moti e '
t i- t la silent si, run
I I't'ellsiM
Iceat It van l -I i s t
I a i an It lo-iio il .
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FOR TOOTHACHE.
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"TjfiVVs. rrntnn'lv nnrl IVrfirllw
rjccacts, swellmzs, 5:r:
Tl;r:at aal Oh;
AT DRtTOOIBTS AMD
d:al;ib.
Ort!
Ttc carles a. ver ci,
llM.Tisior.e. Mo.
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Diamond Vcra-Cura
FOR DYSPEPSIA.
A rotiiTivc ci'hb rm iHtn!.rTn.i ako all
kUUttiih Tro'iti f Arninn Tuoitflgta.
Your rif;'iW or tinmot t f- r tcltt j' Y"J
fi tor i,. if Ht (i.'f.i.v in fi-. t, or if i
r a ' hm. tn rr. rtf-t '.' i . ,-. ?l in
tt ii'ijit, rsiintf, r (.' it'i r. if "J tut iM ''.
THE CIURLCS . VQCCLER CO.. DaUimoro. UI
Mm1 i'i"i'ittlii y .siutisciurit-
Fli't Hreatti Halm
Jf.rtfArttiusa -
r.-s'V-'.''e1 urtv. i i,., I ...
j'HlLi M1"ciiiu: fii'iu
WfVfRjS Cold i Head, Snuffles
Or CATARRH.
,,,,ly ll.il.ii Into .mil icslnl.
i i.v.iiios. v.wtirroiiM .N.Y.
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Ovul Hun, ail ruuiitl, II 1'ilU.
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Linen 1101 miller Ilia hoi se . r.-t.
1 r-H vwwi
tvruo
Iitovy-u-r Kuit-iy Itulu llol'li r Co, Hull), Vlori
tTI' l V. Iloos k. H'.iiir. iiiMtn-s Vonns,
l't tllliul-hl. Al'illtl,,, lie. Kltol l-l,B,l .1, .
tllttnttiutilv l;o,ulit Iiv M Ml., t trenlui I r.
iu'viiiii-w t iiiieyi-. -,7 simii m., 1 uiiai". t
ODIIIU UNB'T Tslnlcwplj- rnrwl In 10 to M
rlUnl nHOll I .. smiiiurnnn or It-in.
I it-utiti' iit. I roil lie-. Noi'ui-e. NoTfit. 1'lie
1 1 ii iiiii mi 11 em lily '., I.n Kii i file, I ml.
V l w11 l'"i l I'O lul.'i Al.'.'lltM til H.-II our l-'lllll.
ll I i Iiv Me L ilies Lor lrini. elc i,l,lrr
(i-riiinii li-llclne Co, Ki.', HriMiltvay, New '.o,.
WAHTFDTO i'Y YMt-n m ittsiwaiiiy.
nAHILU( unit, K Witylil.-j,;t HroK.iy..S. i,
ft t.lT.tlioiiir anri mtk, nrnr ineafr trOTlnfl.r uiiltu
UkUl ! I'rll'li'ir i-lw ui tit w,irl,l kltS-f Iri e.niitr nuiSI
.wfc. l'.'m. Mi l, AilUrtM. lui 14 C.,., Awtfiuu, Mwis.
K ftflt. fn'tlL. tlnlri-
I.Uliliil US I-', .buvt
llrntim"ti'MwrTnoTif vrn
I'i -ilitlv t"M.'M i-'n-'
a M'Ti is i i Mr i it .
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WHY XOU SHOUI.D USS
SGCtfsEEiMilSMi?
OOC1 Xii-VOX OH
ypophosph:tes.
B isuncd and endorsed Ity Vhysl
dam becanne it is the beat
!t Is PalataUo aaXil!:.
t i3 threo tinea as efficacious 3 p'ah
CodLlvorOil.
:t h far ccporlor ts all cthor cc-ca!l:d
Ei:iul:i3r.3.
',, ia a perfect Ecakloa, doss tot c:pa-
ratf cr chano.
it is wcrclcrful a3 a flesh prcdaccr.
it is tha hott remedy for Conuaapticn,"
Ccrcfila, Ercnchills, V7a:tli:g -l.
ca:os, Chronio Cetijhs and Uddc.
ScUl bj nil J)rttgfjl'f.
'iCOTT A BOWf'.S, c:icmiot3, N.Y.
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