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TUB DROOKLYX lit VINE'S SVX-
. u n iiiiv
5nT'Jcct: Til City of Kloo-1."
-rTr. "Our Loo" are scattered t th
l a. had An ft ttt'afti Aft. I
l.fUVII mH'OIII. ........ - v... ...... nil'.
h 1 ., . I (ha Aifh Tiil tvilii.i
Vn i II "l"' i ' "' .." .....
r,. unto Tb-o, (), Ool, tho Lord!"
m'.tn exit., 7.
TbeUtfh 'n" ""'T rv nI ffrt;n 'he
iMr.'l road it eut by chisel Into tlio jv
'xiii nf n pros beneath which Ho mnnv of
(it! tnnsnercd Cnwnpur. Inlm. To show
f)tl what II iii'ionism nii'i .l'liininnit.'iiiiiism
nally iin. w horn they havn lull swing, and
Ot n tnpy represent innmseiy-H in n
plf lament ci reiininiir, nun i t.e ntiin-
l,niPOrTniit pxinmoi rru my nn i nnom-
itlon liumnn nauim miij wneu niiiy i'i
, nml to illustrate t no nBrfning pr
of in. nn I to remind you how our
'-..inn Christianity tnnv uttr It triumph
vf'r death nn I the grave, f n'Ki''! thl my
,.,-,, I sermon id in rmmn ui" worm aeries.
1 1 .hull (inutile oi "i tie uity oi u.oo i, or
inur. lu.lln.
Trr.i hour una ton ttuntitM nftr it
,.llrri ivo J.wpli of thH S'ironiliire
v,tnnt or too, ro in in tipiti ttm i: ivtii-
r ;n;1 en1. ii ww ino nnt nrin i nii
Cuwiipur, I wnntl to hnr tn tor
ra no-no ono who hn I Immi hrn In M57
I wltli hli own pvp cajml upon tho
. . I I I k..M-Kl.. f ....l.l
; u nTi rip i m mi'iifl mil i e i imimi
rl,v wult until mo nom- wri pu' to tno
rr. ;t..., nml Mr. I.pn. t'tel with u,
,rt.'. for tho o.,n. tho tor or whloh
Aki tnmo In rontrnst nil Moloi not
.tnw Iniloliori.
It p-m thnt nil tho wort pi.on ot tho
aiiiry worn to jo lmpornnto 1 hy on
x, an I ho Niint Htihih, nnl onr ooort nt
I'riipur, .foioph Lw, know tho man pfr
nilly. Unfcrtuii'itnly thoro U no oor
.t pi 'iuroof Nnnn Suhib in exutonci'. Tho
..ur,n of him puhllshml In tho hookn of
,rrpwtnl Anmrtcn nml fnniillnr to up nil
M ammlnK mistiUi'. Thin I tho fnot In
.irl to thnra Alswyorot F.nclnn l wn
l.il to I nil In tor tno purposo ot in1 len'inik'
. wo of n nntivowho tin I boon ulmri-1
th lrnii'1. Tho nttornoy nmn nnl to
illlully ni.iiiiiktoil thucnuo of hU client thnt
. .-II. 'lit piiiil him pnormounly for tils
rr i'i, nnil ho wont back to Knitlnml. Ink
.with him n pictum of hU In linu cllont.
j.-r nwhllo tho mutiny In In tin hrokoout,
I Ninn Hihlb w.is mnntioml iu tho
mipion vlllnln of tho wholonrfulr, anltho
wpntwr of Enulnml wnntot nplnturoof
i an I to Intorvb'W lonw ono on Imlliin
who hn l ri'pfiitly boon in Inilln.
norit othom tho joiirnuUst ralloil upon
Inwyor, Intoly ri'turnoj. Tho only plo---
Iih liml brought from In lln wn n plo--,.
of hi client, tho mnn hnro.l with
.uil. Tho nttornoy navo tht plcturo to tho
,rDnl n n upwlmon of tho wny tho llln-
tiro, nnd forthwith thnt plcturo wn
;l, iilthor by mistnko or int"ntionnlly, for
i'i Snhlb. Tho EnlWh lnwyor nulil ho
, I in ilrend thnt tits cllont woulj totin
vsoi- tho uso mmlo of his picture, nn l It
. not until tho ilontu or his lltmloo client
,t tho lnwyor dlvulirml tho fnots. l'erlmp'
v;n novor intoniloil thnt tho fnoo of such a
nou sliouhl bu pnvrvoil ntnit humnu
oris. I sill to our osaorr, "Mr. I,"e,
tlicro nny p-'cullnrlty In N;inn S ihlls
vir.mcey" Tho reply wns: "Nothini;
ry peculiar. Ho was a dull. Inzy, cownr.l-
iMinunl mnn. troui;tit up to no notmn
1 witntod to continue on tue satuo jalo to
nitlilnif.
'rom whnt Mr. I.no told mo nnd from nil
oul 1 li-nrn in Indln, Nnna flihib ordernd
nmmicro In thHt city from suoorrireiitfo.
i lathor ub J lc.it od tho thron , nnd tho
u'ilh pahl him nnuunlly ii ponslon of
, 10,000. Wuen the tnthnr dlod, tho Kn-
i ilovcrnmont decllnod to pny tho snmo
aIivi to tho son, Nnnit Mnhlb, but tho poor
n4 v.is not In any snlTerlnit fiom lack of
' -. KitfntlwrSwftklitr-CHO.OO-lA-roltl-.vi
, ntn, 9300.000 In JoWHls, i00,00J in
l :'.ri't other rMOuree amounting to at
t i,l,500,0O0. Hut tho poor younjr nun
not sntlsllt, nnd tho Cwniiur ni'wu-
w is his rovouifo. Ounornl Whoolor, tho
: .nmnn who luid command of this city,
iu ofton wnrnod, could not im ttint
n'poys worn plHiinlni; for hi di-struc-.
:iu 1 tlint of nil his rudiments aui nil
European In Cnwnpur.
r. I.oo oxplnined all this to mo by tho
that Ounnral Whoolor had mnrriod a tin
. and ho nnturnlly took her story un I
:.-lit thero was no peril. l!ut tho iltno
'lie proo nmation from Nnna Sahlh had
. , an 1 such n document went forth a
r l.cfora had s.-on tha li'tit of day. 1
only nn extriet :
U I'V tho kindness of ("io 1. nnd tho oo I
of tho emperor, nil tho Christians
T'to at I)"lni, l'oounh, Sattnra mid
rplaees, and even thoso 50:M) Kurop'iin
i'-r-i who w.'iit in dKtulso into tho'for-
:ity and wero dlsooveroj, nro dostroyo I
lent to hell by tho piou and s.itf aolom
;i who nro firm to their religion, an 1 ni
bavo ull been eomU rod by the present
rniiient, nnd ns no tracn of them I left
'ih plaoes. It is tho duty of nil tho m i-
and servants of tho KOV.trnment to re
nt tho delii!itlul intollikri'Uoo nnd carry
i' i r rospoctivo work with comfort Hn i
. As by tlio bounty or the glorious Al
"it v and tho cmcny ilectroyiiiir fortune o."
ttperor, tho yellow lacoil and narrow
led pi-oplo luivo been sent to hell, mil
npur hhi bueu conitlered, it It nocoi.
that nil tho su'ijeiicM nu I Inn lowu -rs
iC'vernmeiit servants s'lould be n
iieatlotho predeut jjovoiameut as t hoy
been to the lormer ono ; that it Is tho
'nl'iiiit duty of nit tho iieasaiils mil
.i proprietors or evurv dlstri-t to re.
at tho thought that the Christians li.iv
k"iit to hull, nu 1 both tha Hindoo and
'itiiine.lnn relnf.ounav beeuooutl.-.ii'i 1.
'but they should, as usual, bo o)n'lien'
iiiithiiritiea ot tho uoverii'iieut and
rmilTer any complaint naiust tiiein-
to reach to ttiu uar of tuo lilhur uu-
IV."
lr. f.ee, w'.iat Is tliis'" I said to our cs
is tiie carriao hnlto I by nu oiiitiatiU
'. "MiTe," he sai l, "isth' lntren,;li.
: v lere tho Christians of Cawupur too ;
It is tlio reinams ot u wall which
"time ot the mutiny win only tour l"et
. he.'iiu I whicii, with uo thelter Iro n
in, tlio heat at 1 11 ile,'re.", 41 muu.
D.i:eu un I eliil treii dwelt uearly n
'". A linu I ill of Hour mid split p.'as
Ii" daily ration, nu I only two wlls ue ir
;" one In w neli they bui'ied their do id,
they had uo tlino to bury them in
inn, mi l tuo other well tuo !Oius on
1 Hi" arillb ry of tho euomy pl.iyol, )
I w is a i'uoiuo If twi'eii death by thirst
b iitli by iiuilot or shell. Ton thousand
Hindoos nutsi.lri tills frail M'lill nnd
'iiiT'Tliiu, ilyliiK ptMipIo inside. Iu a I-
to tho army ot tho Hindoos nu I
'"s, iiU'l iuvmllilo nriuv ot hlckuoiis
i'' . ('.own upon thntn. Homo went rav
"a l un ler exposure. Othors droppu I
f lltioievc. A. Hliirvinir. mutitiun I.
H'!, huuiiiruck, chastly irojp waiting
' Why did not iba beat tien dash down
mud walls mil tbo 10.0JO anuihllato
less than 10J0V It was hecauso tUey
i U)erimliir.illv defen lod.
huJ
''a Hauili roiolved to colobrato nn nn-
ry. Tlio Zi I of Juu", 1137, would bo
armluue tlio Imitlo of 1'lassv, wlmu,
: Lord ('live, India surrendered to
l. 'i'liac day tho l is: iurooeaii i i
!"ir v is to bs hhnnhtored. t);h ir an-
ltie Itavi llOOIl OelooratO.t Wit I Will .
T'i to lio colour ited with blood. Otlioi
tries have loien iidurn-'d With K ir
To;s wil l drawn swords. (Hher
'"U ..i pt Willi KMllB, This Willi I'Xr
Otilern Wlt'l tho d'lueo oi tile (-ay.
'tli thu i.Hiieii of do un. Tho iniaiitry
o.ilrv uud unillurvof NauaiiaUiii mud
Kdny one ifruud assault, but tho few
" the Knejlsa nnd Hootun put to tltirnt
Km. loo liters, Tho cour.ivto ot tho
'broko ivu'iiinst that mud wall nu thu
(oi tiie sea iMulnst a llifbthouse. Tno
') norsoH returoBl full rim without
Mors. Tba Lord lookoi out from thu
benrcB, an t on '.h.tf nnn!verar Any gttn
th v.ciorv to III p-op;e. " (
Therelora Nsn "shlh must trr aomo
other plac. Ptandln in a fl-ld not iar from
tbo lutrenchmeut of tho English wsa a
nulvo Chrl'lnn yr-mn. JaeolHM hvnanie.
holdinu hiifh up In her hand n 1-tter. It
was evidently a communication from tho
enomv, nn I General Wheoler or lore 1 tho
woman brouHht Id. Sno hnndo I liltn a pro
posed tr'itv. If Oenornl Wnoolor and hi
men would iive up th'ir wen pins. Nun
Snhlb w.nild e.-iodiiot thorn Into safety.
They could uin.ch out tin-noWed, tho men,
women and children. Tney coull go down
to-morrow to Uio Oran", where they
would find boats to tnketberu lu posco to
Allnhnbad.
Thro wa somo opposition to slenln?
this treaty, but (Putoral Wlioelor's wilo told
him ho could trust tho native, an 1 so lie
signed tho traty. Thero was great oy la
tbo lntrnchment that nlht. Without
molestation they wont out nn I ot plenty of
water to drlnU nnl water lor a oo I wash.
Tho hun.r and thirst nn l exposure from
tho consuming siin. with tho thermometer
from 123 to 1 1). would cense. Mothers re.
ioloed nt tlio propet of saving their chil
dren, Tli youuit ladles of tho lutrench
meut would escape tho wild beast In hiimsn
form. Da tho morrow, tru to the promt",
earts were reidy to transport tbos ) who
wero too mti'.'h exhaustoil to walk.
'(let Into tho cnrrinne," at 1 Jfr. Lee,
"ml wo will rilo to th" banks of tho
OiinK's, tor which tho liberated comontant
nnd non-combatants started from thlsplaae."
Oa our way Mr. L io pointelout n rnonu
nu.iit over tho burial piac i wrtlc'i wis opn -si
for General Wheor's lntren.?hment, the
weM Into whlc:i over.- nlijat tho do I hat
boii dropp.d. Around it is a corlou
momorll. There nro flyo pros-, ono nt
en.-h eirner o( the Kir Ion nnl on i at tho
centre. Irom waleh luseriptlon I to- lay run t
my text. HI if.i f on wo came to tho Memor
ial Church built to tho niomorv of thoo
fnlleu In t'awnpur. T.ie walls are oorere d
with tablets an I epiinph. I copied two or
three of the Inscriptions : '-riioss are they
who corns out of great tribulation " also.
"The dead shall bo raised incorruptible t"
nlso, "In tho world yo snail havotrlhiilutlon,
but oo of Rood choor. I have overcome tho
world ;" nlso, "Tho l.jti iravo. Tu Lord
hnth taken nway :" also, "I'omo unto M, all
yo that Inbor an i nro heivy laden."
"Oct Into the earring-," said Mr. Le. nn t
wo n Io on to the Gauges an 1 got out at a
Hln loo tompln stnndlag on tbo banks.
"Now," said Mr. Loo, "nerlthe placa to
which Oonernl Wucnler anJ Ills people camo
under tho escort of Nana Sa'ilb." I went
down the stops to tho margin o! the river.
Dowu thtsje stop wont O moral Wnolor and
tho men, women nnd children under bis
care. Tney stood on ono side of tba steps,
nnd Nana Sihlb and his staff stool on tho
other side. At tho women were gotlln? into
tho bontt Nana Sahib objecte 1 that only the
ngod iuj I In linn women and children should
go on b3nr 1 tho boat. Tho younif nnd at
tractive women wro kept out Twenty
eight boats wore tilled with men, women nn I
children nn I float" 1 out Into the rivir. F.aah
boat contained tea nrtnol natives. Then
throe boat Listened together wero brought
up. nnd General Wheoler an ! hi stuff got tn.
Although orders wero given to start, the
threo Ihisi were somehow dotalne 1. At this
Juncture a boy of twelve years ot ago hoisted
on tho top of the Hindoo temple on the
banks two Qa,-. a Hmloj and a Mohnra
medau flag, nt which signal theboitmennu l
arms 1 natives Jumped Irom the boat nml
wnn tor tlio shore, nnd from innumerable
guns tho native on tho bank tired on the
ioats, and masked batteries above nnd below
roared with destruction, an I tho boats sank
with their precious cargo, nnd all wont down
sivo three strong swimmers, who got to the
opposite shore. Those who struggled cut
no ir by were dashed to death. Nana Sahib
and his stalT with their swords slashed to
pieces General Wbealer and his staff, who
bad not got well away from tho shore.
I said I i . tho young nnd attractive wo
men wfcro not nllowed to get into tbo boat.
Tbosa worn niiuo!a;d away under tha guard
of tha sepoys. 1 .
T.Hrli wny YSl inhirrv,. y
yon,' said Mr. Lie. A:railces will not be
the carriage an 1 st.anod K .
desperation nnd diabolism. ?Ompotltor8,
tho way to a summer housi. o. niako our
xembly rooms, which had been b..
rentioti nul pleasure. It had twHluJr
ouch twenty-uiuo by ton. nn 1 soma win .
less olos -ts, nnd hero wers lraprisoiiol .
helpless pauplo. It wis to booomi tha pri
son o! these wo -non nn I children. Homo of
the ) sepoys got p iriiiiiiiou of Nan Hnlilb
to take ono or mora of th- si ladles to their
own place ou tho promisi they should be
urougui ua.-n to ma summer garden next I
morniug. A daughter of Gen-ril Wh mliir !
was so taken an I did not r turu. She nfter- I
wnro mnrriM tno .iio'iamaie.jan who lia I
taken her to his tent. Sum spoy amused
lliems lives by thrusting chlldreu through
with havonots nnl bol ling them up before
their mothers in tho summer house. All the
doors doted nnd tho sepoys stan Hug guard,
the crowded women uud children wnlto.i
their doom for elghto-n days nnd bigots
amid s c cuosi au I tiles an I stomia il
starvation. t
Tho butchers oims out ox iiusto.l, thiu'.
ing they had done their won, uu I tnedo or
were clostd. but whoa tb-y weM anu
opoued three wo nou and three boys wero
still nlivd. AW tlies i were so a dispatch? !,
nnd not a C.irlstiaa or European was lob lu
Cawnpur. The mur lerers were loud f.fty
eeuts for each ladyslnin. The Mohnmne.
dan ussassin dragged by the hair tha ttd
bo tics out o; the summer housi nnl tb'ew
tiiem Into n well, by which I rtood inth .iil
feelings us you uauuot lumgiuo. hut iwter
the mutilate I bo lies hn I been thrown liro
well the record of tho scono romninol in
hieroglyphic of crimson ou the lloor ti I
wall ol i he slaughter lions.-. Au eyewltiisss
nays that ns ho w ilk id lu the blood w is sll j
deep, and on this blood were tuft of hilr.
pieces oi iiiusdu, broken combs, fr ini n.t
ol piuafore-, children' straw hats, a cai i
c iso coutaiuiug a curl, Willi the Inscription,
"No i'a hair, with love ;" a fow leav.-s of in
i.us.'opal pr.iycr book : also n book ciitltl.
i'reparntion lor Death ;" n llihle on thody
baf ou wluea was written, "For darlu
mamma, from her affectionate daugoU'r,
Isabella Illa'r," botii the one who prescui-
it and the nun to wlioai it was pro .ml ad (,c-
parted lorcvur.
Tneii Nana Salilb henrd that Ilavelcsk !
was co:;iiu,', an l Ills n uns was a lerroi to
tnu sepoys. L ! tho wo. nen mil ebildion
i npriB mod in rue s immer hoiw . or uss :u.
bly rooms, Nho'ild bolioeratol, ho or lei.. I
t'.i.it their tnro its tumult be cut. The oft.
cer were ommanded to do the work m I
iitfiinpte.l It, teit fillet l.iv ulsrt the law of
c ito woui I not aliu.r the ll u loo to bold
the vl'tlins waiin il.ey wrn Inlug slaki.
l'licn 10!) iimti were or leto I to fir s turoiuli
the windows, but they tired over the he:u
of tha iinpriNoiieil oue, nu l oaly a few we ,.
I;illii t, iiinn Nana Saulo was in a rage aid
ordero I pro,i'slonnl butoliers troiu amoi;
tha lowol of tno gyps.oe io go nt rtio wnr..
Five oi then:, with Hate lots nnd swords m t
knives, begnu tuo work, out thri of thmi
collapsed an I fainted uuJ.-i'tbo ghnslliuei,,
nu I it was left to two l.iiijn.t.j to complitu
tho slaugutor. The stru the sharp ci,
the blinding blow, the vie wing tlirour t
seulji uu I skull, the bogjiug for lilo. tie
diuiih nuony oi hour alter nou.', tho laugh I
limiiH of tan corpses, tao pilot up dev.
only do I uu 1 tno-. woo were msi lo ;.)
summer liouso can ever know.
1 said i "Mr, Ice, 1 have near 1 that n.
dell into rhiiigs wero found written OU lie
wall.-." Ho niiiover,' I : "No, but those pior
rrcaturi'S Wioto lu charcoal mil serntclo I
ui tim wall i lie btoryoi the bru. alines tlcy
Had miirero i."
When tlio Kuglis'i and Scotch troops cane
upon tlio scene, their wr.iiu vas so gr.it
I int itcueral Noili had tho butcher nrrestid,
mid beloro iadng shot compelled tiiomto
wipe up part ot tho lloor in this tilaun of
iiiuwiui'ru, this being llio worht of their put
Uiuient, for I here is nothing that a Hiiiihj
so hate n to touch blood, ) '
Wheu H ivuloek came upon the fceue.Vo
had Ibis order anniille I. Tno well wa '
uui oui iuii ui uumau iio.iius, out eo
pilea outhe outside. Tba soldiers wen
mmiy hour etiKiigod lu cover Un; tba I
It WM aout 8 o'clock la the evening w'ier
t came upon this placa In Cawnpur. Thej
bull ling In which tho masvnero took pl.sco
hn been torn down, an t a gnrl-n of r
qulsita and fragrant flowers surround tho
scene. Mr. L"o pointed out to u fonts
seventy mound pontatnlng bo lle or por
tion of bodies of thoso not thrown Into tao
well, A soldier stand on guard to k -p tho
foliage an 1 flower from being ruthlcwdy
pulled. I asked a soldier If I might take a
rose as a memento, nnd ho ban le t m a
cluster of rose, rod nnd white, both colors
suggestive to me tbo red typical of tho p ir
nngo there enacted, nnl tho white for t!it
purity of thoso who from that spot nso m do I.
But of course the most n' sorblng Interest
poncentrntol nt the well. Into wtileh hun
dreds of women nnd children were flung or
lowered. A circular well of white m-trlil
inclos-a this well. T ie wall I about twenty
loot high. Inst Io thl wall there la marble
Pavement. I paced It and tonut It ll'ty
seven pscen nround. In the pouter of till
Inclostire nn I Immediately nhov tha well of
tho doiid Is n sculpturo 1 nngel of rcsutr-e.
tlon, with illumine I face, an I two palm
branches, meaning victory. Tl.i nngel i
looking down toward tho slimberers be.
neatb, but the two wing stitgest tho rls.i.g
of the last day. Mighty consolation In mar
ble! They went down under the hatch"! of
tho sepoy. They shall camo up under tho
trumpet that shall wako tho d'ta I. I f.:t
weak nnd nil n-tremhlo n I stoi I realm;
theseworl on tho stono that cover tho
well; "Hioreltotho perp '1111 memory of
a grenl company of Christian people, chiefly
women nnd children, cru-lly masarre.
near this spot by tho rohot, N ana Haliib, nn l
thrown, tho dying with tho de nl. Into tie
wollbeu -nth on tho nth day of July. 17."
Oiilhenren of tho mnuoleum were cut tao
words, "Those nro tbuy who caaio out of
grent trlbulntlon."
Thesuuwi slnkin: lwn'ntli tho horiitm
. I camo down the seven or eight tepi of
that place ol sepulcher, nnd I bethought
myolt : "No emperor, unl-ss It wa N ipot.
Icon, ever hnd mora glories nroun I hi pil
low of dut,and no ipiieu, unless It wen
theono of TnJ Mahnl, had rearel for her
grander eenotnph than crown tho rusting
places of tho martyrs of Cnwnpur. Jiut
where rest tho bone of tno Hero. I of tho
nlnotenta century. Nana Hihlb? Two men
sent out to llnl tho whereabout of tho
daughter of General Yhoor tracked Nana
Sahib during a week's rldo Into tho wilder.
doss, nnd they wero told that for nwhllo
after tho mutiny NanaH ihlh set up a llttlo
pomp In the jungli. Among a few thousad
Hindoo! and Modammo lans ho took for him
elt theoalytwo tent the nelgiihor hnd,
while they lived la the ralu nn I tuu 1. Nana
Sahib, with one servant carrying an um
brella, would go every day to bathe, nnd
people would go nnd stnro. For some
reason, ufter awhile ho forsook oven
that small attention. nnd dlsnp
pearod among tho ravines of the
Himalayan Mountain. Ho took With
him In his flight that which ho always took
with him a ruby of vast valu. He wore it
a some wear nn umulet. Ho wore it as
somo wear a life preserver. IIo wore It on
his bosom. Tno Hindoo priest told him ns
long ns bo wore thnt ruby his fortunes would
bo good, bat both the ruby nnd tho prince
who wore It hnve vanlsho I. Not a treasure
ou the ou'.sldu of tho bosom, but it treasure
Inside tiio heart, I thobt proteel'on. Solo
mon, who had rii'dos In tho hilt of sword,
nnd ruble In tho lip of tho tankards, nnd
rubies lu hi crown, declared thnt which
Nana Suhib did not lln l nut in time, "Wis
dom 1 better than ruhjes." Wnen the
lorests ol India nro elearei by the axe of an
other civilization, the loji ruby of t hi Cnwu-
Cur mouster may bo picked up and be
rought bHok ugain to blnso among tlio
world's jewels, llut who shall reclaim tor
decent sepulture the remain of N insHahlbV
Ask tho vultunss ! Ask the reptile! Ask
tho Jac'.uls! Ask tho midnight Himalayas'
Much orltloln Im boon main of Sir
Heury llavolock nnd Sir Colin Campbell be
cause of tho exterminating work they did
with these sepoy. Indeed it wa HWlul. My
escort, Mr. L4 liu told me thnt ho saw the
sopovs fiiteA,to tho mouths of cannon.
'VfTnnnTWj kAins would tire, ana ior a low
thi'onds there would be notr'ug but smoke,
id na the smoke began to lift fragment ol
ftesU would bn found flying through tho nlr.
fi.ou may do your own criticism. I bi ro ex
. ,ress no nplulon. There cm be no doubt,
Viowcv.t. that that modool llnnlly treating
The sepoy broke the back of Uio mutiny.
Tlio Hindoos fouud thnt the Kiircpeitn
could plnv nt tho same kiuiio which
thu Astatic bud Muriel. Tho plot
was oranlz) 1 for tno murder of
nil thu Europnnn and Americans lu
India. Under Its knives nnd
bin lireons
Amorlein Prcshytcrlnnlam lost its g!oi.
missionaries. It v. Mr. nnd Mis. Campbell,
Key. Mr. nn I Mrs. MaeMullin. K :v. Mr. un I
Mrs. Joiinsoti. K v. Mr, nnd Mrs. Freeman,
The work o: slauglitor hnd been b -gau lu
nil directions on nn nppalling s.ile. and the
cotuman iers of tho English nraiy male up
their minds that this iv.is tho best way.
Tho I.lack Hole prisou has be mi torn
dowu. but a stono pivo n-nt tw mty fe.-t by
twenty ludlc.atcs the groun 1 covered by tho
prison. Tbo building had two s iialf win
dow, and wis int. m led for two or three
prisoner.-. These u at Ives of India crow .led
into that on i ro ni of twenty feet fot by
twenty lect HliEurop.i'ins. Tba midsummer
heat, the sudocatiou, the tr.iri'pllng of one
upou nnotlier, tho groaning nnd shrieking
and begging au 1 praying ot all, are matters
of history. The sepoys that night held light
to tba small win los au i inocke I tho sulT'-r-ers.
Then nil tlio sounds ceasol. That
night of Juno 2D, tfitj, passed, nn I ll.i
corpsn were taken out. Only t .wnty-threo
pjoplo of tho llrt wero alive, uu I they had
to be pulled out Irom under the corpses.
Sir. Carey, who survived, was taken by tho
Indian uabo'i into hi harem and kept a
prisoner six yenrs. I.ucknow In lsj; wn
only nu echo of Calcutta in I7:ti. LUiring tho
mutiny of which I have been speaking na
tive who had been in tho service of Euro
peans uud well treated by thoai, uu i with no
cause of offense, would, at the call of tho
mutineers, and without any compunction.
it a Li to death the lather mid mothers of the
household nnd dash out the I rams of the
cuuureu. i neso natives nro nt peace now.
but givo them a cliance, nnd thov will re
j enact the K.-i'iies of J7.M! nnd ISJ7. They look
upon tlio English as coiin.iierors and tiiem-
himvok ns coiiiiiere I, 'Ino inutiiiy of 1-37
"''""'rod because tho bidlsh Govi rnoient
wa too lenient nn I
put in places ol I rust
au i III command of
natives.
lorts too many of the
I call upon England Io top the prsnnt nt
tempt to illt.it mo nitiv ly allowing
them to hold position ot trust, I am no
nlar.ul, but tno only way these Asiatics enu
be kept irom another uiu'iuy is to put laeiu
out of power, un l I say imw.ire, onlio Luck
uow au 1 Cawupur an I Delhi nnrtyrdo ns.
over which tho bomisphiir.rs tiave wept, will
bo ellpse 1 by tlio Luc uiow au I Cnsvnpur
.lUd D.'lhl nmrtryd outs yet to bo eu icle I, I
speak of what I iinvo seen an 1 beard. 1 give
tlio opinion of every intelligent Englishman
nnl Scotchman au i Irishman mi i Auieriean
who tn I mot in Iu iin, i'rjvciiuoa is better
than cure. I do not say It is better that
Eugiitnd rule in Iudla. I say i.othiugaguiuC
tuo rignt o: In lia to rule Ir'rt'ir. but I do
say mat the moment the native population ot
India ibiuk tnnro is a possibility ot driving
oack Europeaiis from India they will make tha
nttumpt, nud thai they have cuou.:ii cruel
li'i lor tho time suppresso I, wnlcn, if 1. 1
loose, would suomergo w.tn e arua-; i i-very
thing from Calcutta to lioiubny au 1 from tba
Himalaya to Coroiiiau lei.
Now, my irionds, go home, after wliat I
have said, to sue tim ImaiHie of tho JI i.
haaiuiiiil.iuism and iim looisat v ilea many
tlinix It will be VittU to bavo lutro lucid mto
America, nu l IO dwed upou wu.it li itur.il
uvolut.on will do w n ro it tins had its uu
hindered way for thousan Is of years, and io
Hunk upon tho wonders oi mart y room for
Christ's sake, uud to pray inoro earnest
pravers lor tno mis-iouartcs, and to oou
tribute more largely fur ttio world's evaiigo
ir. iiion, cud to lei mora assured than ever
luut the overthrow ot tho idolatries of Na
tions is such u stupendous work that noth
ing lu. nu onuilpatunt God througu the
gospel of Jvsus Christ can evuf uuliUvu it.
Anieul
SAlUiATU SCHOOL
INTKIlNATIO-VAtj KStOX 't)i:
iI;ckmi;ku 10.
Lesson !Toxl: "TJie Twclvn f-eiit
Forth," Math. T.-tO
Golden Ipxt: Math, x.,
7 C'oimnentnry.
B. "These twelve Jea s'nt forlh ant
commanded thm. saying. Oi not Into th"
wnr of the gpntilp. arid into nny cltv of the
Samaritan enter ye not." In a prvivi
lesson wew that after continuing nil n" it
In prnvertoOod Hoeallot twelve unto Him
thnt they should he with Hftn nnl that lt
might send thetn forth to nreae nn, t,i beat
(Lukovl.,12; Mark ill.. 13-l.il. Th llm'
tation ot their mlslo;i. rest rain I a.' tli":n
from gentile nnd Hamnrltnn U locu'l'tr to
Matthew's g'.jtol nnd I und-rtool niv
when we remember that this is the i-nspei n:
the klnTom, and that Jeu camo prim irdv
a the King of the Jews, th son f l ivi i,
son of A1 th ha in, to lt ori IVivld's thrino
and r-tnro the klnglom to Israel that
through thorn nil nation might be .',iu..,
(Math. I.. 1 1 II., St Luko I., 02, 3:1; Ao: 1:1.,
19-21 1 .ler. III., 17)
1. "Hut go r.Vlier to the lost ..ep of ta.
liouso of Isra"1." II Himself il l In e tap.
ter xv., 24. "I am not sent but unto the !n.t
sheep ot the house of Ira'l." The "iliu vrs
of blelng" nf wlile'i wo slug au I o: which
we read In F.s-'k. xxxlv., 2ii. will e,:iv to all
nation after Isri-1 In b-en gather-d tri
one Sh-pher'l ( F.rk. xnxiv.. ll-'i'. 'or II"
that "entered l-r -l will gather him and
kerp lilni. n a sii-pimr 1 doth til flock ( J-r.
xxxl.. 10. The roe 'iving of them ns it na
tion by God. eons'tpient upon their rcep.
tlon of Jesus ns their Messinii. shall bo to
the world like life from the dej I (Kxn. r.l.,
151.
7. "And a ye go preach, saying. T!i
kingdom of heaven I nt hand." Ho preaclvd
John the Dipt tit nnd Jesus (chanter III., 2t
lv.. 17). The key to the title "klngdo'u of
God" nnd "kingdom of heaven," the lat ot
Whieh I found only in the gospel of M it
thpw, I In linn. II., 44, wh'ro it is written
that the God of heaven shall "t up n king
dom which shnll never be imtrove !. It will
bo a kingdom under the who'o hens-ens
(l)au. Til., 27) or on tho whole tnrt h. God,
It author an I tlnlshr, nnd he ivn lt en.ar
acter tne kingdom for which w pray wuen
woav, "Thy will be. dona on eortu us iu
hsaven."
H. "Henl the alck t e!onne the leper.
rls" the dent cast out devil. Freely ye
have received! freely give." Suiierua' ur al
or nothlti'j, here are some fentur-s of the
kingdom. After Ho announce I th laws of
the kingdom In chaptor v. to vli., so i t ie
eharacteristies of it In chapter vill. an I !(.
Leprosy, disease, evil spirits, win Is an I
waves and oven death itself nr,, :,n s,,i,j
to Him.
I. "l'rovlde neither gold nor sllv-r iior
brai in your purses." Take nothing tot
your Journey (Mark vi.. Hi. Go Without
care; Im anxious for nothing. He who f I
Elijah by Ciierlth by means of the ravens
wa sending them, the amo Go I who rm'.ii.
piled the widow's tneai mid oil ; H- wno said
tnst if wo would make Ills kmg lo ii an I
rlgl.tcousness our llrst business the 'mi
and raiment Would surely bo n '.do ! (M ith.
vl.,33).
10. "Nor srip for your Journey, n dther
two soat. neither sho-s, nor yet stav-s. for
the workman I worthy of his tivMt." T ie
11. V. says wallet Instead of "scrip." Yn
purse or girdle was for in oney. the scrip t
wallet tor fool, but they were to make no
provision tor tho way. 1 iisru'.an.rle t mil
free, not conll llng In extetpal equipment,
tney were to le.au wholly on the Lord. The
Spirit, through I'nul, when repenting that
the laborer is worthy of h! reward, quotes
nlso from Deut. xxv.. 4. "Thou shalt not
muiutla the ox that treu loth out tba corn"
(I Tim. v.. lis Vb .
-. ,jiL.Jsl:iiS.Uoer p'ty r town
shall enter inquire who In It Is worthy, and
thera abide till y go beace." The word
"worthy" I found seven times In v-rs -s 10,
11, i:l. 37, 3S, and i the s:'..e word that I
used of Christ ns the La.iihtaiit is worthy
iu R"v. iv., 11 1 v., !. 12. They wore not to
ek help Irom nny who were not the Lord's.
Jesu had been through all Galileo preach
ing and healing (Math, lv.. 2:l. nnd tberi
would be some everywhere who had ac
cepted Him nud through Him had become
worthy, for thero Is uo r;ul wortuiu -ss apart
IroT. Him.
12. "And when yo com" Into nn homo
salute it." Ha s lid to the 70, "Into whatso
ever house ye enter first say, I'eaeo l e to
this house" (Luke s., 51. It wis the angel's
inessago, "Oil earth peic," It Is often mi
llis Hps In 111 ln't dav on earth (Mohu xvi.,
27 : xvi., 31 ; XX., l'.l, 21. 'Jli ll.'niu le peace,
au I we are to pro 'laitu It ((.'ol. I., .'0; Acts
x.,.'lji. It Is au old (arliione I greeting i Gen,
x mi. . 21 ; Ex. lv.. 1 : Deut. XX., 10;Julg.
vi.. 21 ; 1 Sam. xxv., n .
Id. "Ac I If tho house bj worthy I 't your
peace co.no upon it, but if it be not worthy
let your pe.iej re'uru unto you." We eau
procj.iim lor.'ivcnejs of sins mil peace
through the blood of Christ, but we e .nuo:
coinp-l p oplo to b-lleve :t or to a pt lllm.
our responsibility eud with the fi.tnnil
proclanuitioii. Tho word to Y..: -:ie was to
proclaim the message of the Lord wli 'thet
people would hear or forbear (E : -k. Hi.. ID,
in.
14. "And whosoever shall not receive you
nor hear your words w.ien ye depart out of
tu.it house or city shako off the dii't of your
lect." M:irK an t Luke add, "For a testi
mony agutust them." Wo Hud l'aul and
liartiabas doing tins very thing at Au
tiocli in Ihsidia (Aits xiii.. 51), mil wi:h
Silasoul Timothy soaiethuig very like it at
Corintil ('.Vets XVill., 5, 6). A people treat
the messenger of lio I. so they treat God,
who son Is U: int'S-ieagers, au i Ho will so
to It. Th" word of 3r l to evrry l.n ss -u.
g.-r Is : "I'e ice l e uiit.i you. As l v Fat h'-r
bain sent M", even so a nd 1 you" (John
xx.. '.'I i.
15. "Verily I say unto you. It shall be
mi.re tol.'r.'.l'le for tlio I. in I of Solon nnl
Gomorrah iu tho day of ja Ig.iieut than for
thai city." For ii Iim mighty work ol
Chi-1-.t had bo.'u done In So lorn an I other
cities they lu I rcpente I nut rem Hue I to
this day (Math. St.. 2 )-"!'. Notice that
ptivil'go iuere.is's reipouslbliity, for to
Who. u inn I I given of llieiu Inucll is re
q'liri.'J. N'ot.ce also that there Is u time of
judgment yet to come, and tlio time an 1 the
iu Igoare ail nppoiutp 1 1. V"ts xv.l.. Ill I, IS -lieyers,
living iiatiiius au i the uugoily dea l
shall nil come to Ju igm 'lit ea th at the proo. r
time.
lrt. Behold, I sen I you forth ns sheep la
the midst ot wolves, J lis yo Ucr.'Nire '.vise
iisserpt-ut and harmless n doves, " The
stivunty received the same v inii;ig(Lulce x .
3). In no place do we llud tuut lu this i .-o
all will roe live the message, uud in uo i,,.ic,
lira wo authorize 1 to convert the world, lu
UO place are ,e taught to break up the
kiugdotii of this worl t. All that Is for the
nga to lollow this oue. Our commission is
to preach the word, nnd endure hard
ness, and suiter nn I die with Him (II Tim.
li., J, 11, 12 t It., 2 i. Lot-t-oii Helner.
MAKE A Ill'SlSFHS OK IT.
A lady uskvd Mr. Moody iu Washington
recently, "Mr. Moody, bow do you manage
ulwnv.s to hnve the right illustration for cviirv
truth" "Oh:" he replied, "It is my busim-M
to do thnt." Here lies the occn t ol suei cis
eim-cli ntiou thorougliu.'.f tim method id
tho proietmioi.il worker w ho puts bis lie1 iu
Ills work, as dintlnet from tho im mod of the
ninateiir w ho works ut whim and .!c,yi.rv,
and takes in lii-i inaioriul ia 1 r d ts I t it
come li on g. I'm your life iito your orli
mnl don't attempt ino iiiueli i.n'.Mde t!int il
you v.eibi Kitereud. CuiiceuiialloU ij l!w
need ot the aiju.
A cut'. una lor reioraung the rnusla hall
and oilier Hugos ot New York City, Is, it 1
alleged, U to bo iiiaugurat :d Immediately
by Miss Fiaucls Wlllnrd an I i ho lu lie of
tun Womcu'k Cariatliiu Teaiprauoa Uuiou,
-TEfll'Hn.VXCE.
yttrsr'i t I't-vT.
f,o- 'mswiiI tt" "I'll- i ifs m. ;
And l Jhed, ' h. won', I th ,( I ,,. ,
S'line'dne nn ' 'in -r 'ny h in ( ,
ill
I or whisky piaim mv goiden grain."
"Vt, tor ! rib, mv '" r,r'.t ( ,(, ... ,
"To rvt f Hoitrtinii.ir sbyi till-'
T I'nnrd to Mens ti, ,', ,v,i, i r , , it
llut poison I must vei I in-.te a t."
The praeefnl hoti-vin-s qo ak"l with '"ir
T.et they mnt b"'t vi i'. a'" nn I r, '
An I nil tho'r I'e irt w is ml . n-cli ,n'
That they should '.v.'ll t!i" brew r's g ii:i.
The grape-vine and the mi Me. tree
'i-leve, ovpr what their fat" might be
Vast rosy fruit mi I cluster fliv
Fill elder ensi, mi, I vat nf win..'
Youth's Temperitnco It.inn t.
A ti n s ni'.ivK mt.f,.
Ao-erlcnns ore ,a venue a fnirlv o"ior
people III the liiirly-i.iiriy of tut Ions. 'i,u; t !i t
ligiires of the intern ( K-venae Co n in-.
doner for tho p.. ...irare emmga to mu.i
a temperance man -t ig.r. r witl.u at a drop of
whisky or Itcer.
We distilled last ve-ir M7.nii5.ail gallons oi
liquor, not inc. a img , io.:t.-,i g,nin ,-,
I t aiity, making in ail .177.s gtliousnf
alcoholic spirits, l:pert barlen bus e,ti-
mate slxly-thr Iriuks to the gaieui. Ther
lore there were 0,1,11 1, or, ,s.n dr.nki pio.
liuced m this c miitrv.
A coiiservntive . -innate of Iioa- mil di was
Ini'.li'cd across ei'iiiiti-is i ah mt ;i7. 11.1,1,11.11
gallons of whi-ky, Iruilv and icier .11
tilled spirits, or 111 other wor Is, we dram;
ti.if.si.'nW.OPU ill,-. ..; whi-ky. ..r which we
paid over the b ir '.'l'.i,(.sHI,ono, it ilil.no'i.iMii:
n or than all 1 :,aum approprl.iunu-i of
C'ougresa comic
Tins rppre",
f i-"0t Will-1 l
won, ui and fa, :
l'.i hilc nud tim -coaming
only the
.. r week Piieh.
i consumption of Ml
adi year for every in in,
l ei ween tho roek-'ioun t
.'.onn-tossed Al l.i tit if, or,
mule adults, vm) glass 's
I i beer the ll.;ares nro npiallv asloift 1
lug. The rona iqeimi was IH.'.WJ.PIJ nnr
rei, that Is, li.Ts.'i.lii'.i.-.DOg.nsses, reir-. iit
ing an pxpnuiliture fortius mo to of the leu
tome hilarity ol tr.l7.2'i,iri(i, or nnout t-u
cents for each luhaiiitmit, 1 11 1 lit- neighbor
boo I of 220 gln-ses are charged up In this
calculation iiLMinst each of ti-i its our mum il
nl ow. nice j mere. ore, II we do not avr. 10
our doily glass we may be mire that onr
neighbors lire getting tno l.cn m ol our a -rtnietice.
Hy estimating this year s intern il revenue
receipt from -.pints on tim basis ol last
year's product, with the increased tax of
41.10 per gallon, th Internal rev'tni" re
ceipts will bo j7,ii71,'J0i. S ill l'raiic.s.'j
Lx.iiniucr.
nisnijr sMfti i"o t-.vo c-rnr.
"If there is ai -r"l t'lbi hti "arth. "
I'ear friends. It I-1 h" riir th in f.rnilv. ivht
'I't'er nnd ir."ll'e" nil 'hlMrei .hv't tn.
ge-lier, nti''ti'le. bv f i i'i, uii.'.orne bvh o'v
'"'nnl unit" I wit h (5 I nnl on" nno'her
bv the bless . I bunds of Chr'stlan o'" iritv,
mil If thert Is or," thing that wrecks nn I
ruin the ClTl-tlnn ho n-. It ts i x essive and
li'i'dtual In Vilgeneo in Intox eating drink bv
anv metrber of th" bons d'o'd, mi I p irtl 'ii
lar'v tiy the father nr mother of the family.
"Wllt'tO slldl a state iiT things ettt, th'1
liruse Is n Chr.stinti home no lung -r : t h"
grace of God l lost, mid His li'i'iiti; for.
felt" 1 1 the benellt sectir 1 bv mnt" I tm nm
elTort nro undone ; .r iver. sacranicnts, dee Is
of clmritr and benevol "ii to the t n r ai-
overlooks I spiritual rea ling, attendance at
instruction and diy ne worship or. Sun lavs
mid nil the iluti" of religion nr" negleeio I,
Love nnd Joy nnd peace nud happiness arc
C'tiie ; and In their place are III temper mid
misery; and thl not only In the humble
dwc'o.j.- of the poor, but often too iu tb"
rt Qu"si,l,.ri"t.s of the wealthy s not only
,.t JJWiorlu elusa-s, Vm,, o'1hi t-j, iw
f.aidlle ol our business and frofe-sioiril
men, w ho once gave promise of rlrlng to
boaorablo positions, whence they might
have wrought nnd might still be workiu a
waolesnos Infliienco on socleiy iir.Minl
tiip-ii. Wh-re unco wa edlflcatlo'i, there
!IO'.7 I se in l.'ll, llll'l til" u'l'O In of Go be-
tome tim homo ot siit in. Too once hris.
tlnn home Is turned Into a very bell on
earth, with ilran'.cnnoss and strife and pro
fanity nnd obscenity, the doaions of ills,
o r ier. Who has seen or felt tho hnuelul in
llueiiec of ilrunkenti ss mil wi'l not ...ir
witness to the trutii o: wjat 1 b..v) lc.it
Iccl ly uu'.illi''1.';"
t . r Kx-iuvors in
Tho " eanteeii .system,"
known as "nn-t cx diatiges'
icnf.'.'i of In !u"oiu"nt to
rttr yc.MT.
or what I n y"v
' in the nr nv, are
Irink nmiii.' C'
.ol. Iters. Tn the nrtnc report bv (icnerill 'I.
O. Ifowerlto I" A I ill'ltl'-( 1 'II "n1. recent iy
llle I In Washington, r 'ferrln.; to tim regula
tion "ov rning the n, a I .
"I l ei' "vo the inerc'l" of eases of courf
reart ia' is largely due lo these rychn'i res. f
form this orilniou fro n li.',':"S thai h ivi
cooie l-efiire me, mid ledii'V th" .Inn. in
I'n'il' Is in reas"l bv the i "i"oor a.-.-i "ti'
L'iven t1.."". s I mvi 'l'i'ii r" rar led as ' ;
tre'n", t i vr tr.ls of th" I "iiart ni.-iit nsp -tor
ar' ill b'Mst ig r 'st I yc '1'ro'n til'
noioun' '.' I r consume I in them ih" "v-
I'ban.'es i it is to be fear" I t h.a' iv" shal' h v
many rli 'inriti" mil i.-i'i' v l lies ,
rourse o' tiio't, provelitig ri. . r '.r.c:..i:, .oi
luugtb o! service Is taken oiT.' "
'CANNF.Il l'liAf'llrs.
A liigl.ly respectable and widely respe (,. 1
clergyman living in n couutrv parish not l.ir
from l.e-toii received a eo:i,iii ;ii:catlon fr" ii
n New iork liouso tle-ilfig m wines an I
liquors not long ;, siyingt!, they wo il I
li v.'ir k',,1-1 to luri'.si him with mivt'"u .
Il" i e ! 1 111 th.'ir llM". Il'l I I. Ml III III -
iii'-fd f"r ui pal roii i :.' ud.e I tli-.t in. y wet
ml ire li. ,1 ti. 'airiyil in a e.eimry pi.a i:
Wlll"S all I liquors i.irtllell I tiie el'T .
men w i- apt to er"nit e o irii"i:I. If iuii s, n;.
dill. And tin y ohi ie I, in rn ii" pnrehas I
good, iro n taem, to have n , v, nr.'.y
pick'.! ma V. o, i el boy, Where they m,,;
I'i' ir '' ll'oll e I 111 ft.lt l Ml . Il'l I I" h ,V" I n
box 'ii.ir.c.'d "(.' lliliel '- e :;tr;i.u
Hci.u.1.
TrMrfn.ixrr nf.ws avo yori.
White yvitm farmers, of South Alriet, ; iv
off ttie'r colore I help in yyine nnd, as a inn
t queue.., tut-y become fe.ir'u iv drunk.
Mr. Edison gives as one r .i.i,n why he
does not drink liquor, that he has n I. -tter
Us" for ins drain, it in mi un
lu ...... I I .
h"s
html and he had bi tter take care of it .
Goo 1 Templar of Indiana at their recent
nnnu'il session passed resolution "I co-operation
with the W. C. T. C. lu Ms efTorlsto mi
cure a scientific tompitruneo iustrin tiou law.
The W. C. T. U. of India pu'.lislies a
paper culled the Wluto Kililioii. Mrs. I'hil
lips, l'resldent, says that the org.iuiz itioii lu
that eouutty "is springing luu brighter
Uio."
l!ev. J. M". Clenry, rresldcnt "f tho fat ho
llo Total Alstiii..'ucti L'ulon. Iia-g-veii hlseii
ilorsc'iitent to the great petition to Govern
mi'iils ol the world for tim ov tiiiio'.V ol Ilia
opium and liquor tralll -.
To druukcuiiess us a fruitful sottrco tiny
ho trace I inuca, if nut the in .st Hi" cruno
that disgrace our beloved mi. try, mil
much, if not tho most, of ,i,,, puveriy mi I
ui'S'TV that Ufa see urouu I Us. i-a iop it alter-
on,
I'iti.-n of C.inton TTrl, In Switnerian I,
llll VH tiianu il law requ.rilig op liquor s Mu r
wan uives bis ciisioiiiers euoii.t-i drink to
make them unconscious to prvil" nu n
Im.) lodging; and board uutd yompletoly t
tuvvred.
The number of "hard drinker ' In our
pouiury to-day Is eslimated to bo 2,5u',iud.
And au nvera ;o ol lour other persons are ai
li'dedby eaeu olio's do muchcry nnd siiiuuo. .
Toisl uuiubi-rnffcuted, liva.va itua ouc-Uiil
UiHju porsousi
PiKLI G 10 1 '.S 1!1' A DING.
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T ewt'i'l. Mild s, ,.il l,,r Im i
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siitt-i 1 a a k " v. im K ties-
for
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1 sji.v a i,-..r :i. 11 an
walking nl'iig with
I liglit tep and 11 ;.nu
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'be' k, nnd Ins bma I
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lib- ere fro 'Is nf
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' "bd li." r. .'iicl Ui" a l.int;igi tim
;n at, ..ii -id" "It b- , n-t d"-A n and the low I v.
1 1." .li pr ..-, I dnt t!."i- .cm' we. ties., ail I
.ins', d oi the -1 r n ; t"f -trchgth, while tbo
rend and n;T' I up. loaning mi un. ertalu
1' it St 1 1 llll'l line, were limit , l.:,c,.il',.r
I lMT-iti, nnd still tie r" s 1 1.. Mn-et tle li .at-
r ' lid. They W'T" p T W in II lll' V l..,.e,
dn m-vh'is rich . tb" w rew ak while they
fulimcd tiicm-elv-s .trmig.
A lei .nn li If ttoit in. in, r ad mnn, Minnt
H'g hitns'df mi In mi, iiigen i an 'all Into
',c h an err. r a-t . thu k hiu.-df wi-e wln n
i" is foo'..!i,n, h w In n h- Is r. and strong
Alo'll lie IB ..-rfet We,lie-s ,oh It'll
i w , reader, put tic .piotn n to thyself, and
isli If this ivr,.r I.. I h it.it. Ait tli.01 tiiSiii,i;
ti thine inn strength. nud pi.ttmg cniideiico
II l.llglll b' , w tile kes,' I Ir l.linwe-t Iholl,
if a truth, t .i.tthv life, with all that it In
t..lis. , t-ji n "r that .app. areth f..r n little
I'll", nnd thru aliish.'t h n:i." .las 4- 1 1,
I' ll thy t ni -i in Him only wno chaii.e ti t,
nt is th,. ,,, ,..t,.r.il. , ti'diit an II".
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'1 r irt tn ii i. 'ii.ee Im word .bail fa I ;
1 u (net .s niid th"v diall die :
In te al; h. nn.l v,. ulth, ati I w. tld's re,
Ahls h "W s ,.ih th'-v !v I
laid,
Tru-t tbitie
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I s III-, elr" .
tn:-t, t!i in to" I.e." I,
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M.itNo I .ii ii "i ii nn as ivi: Aim.
Ct great ii'i-e i f the inf.
elict.is of life
ri. i tic I c-t i". I- tic r
l.llllirelo fully
'i iuii' i .unl and ui pr -ia!'
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I be l utnres a, i 1 i.'eliiiL-.'jre t., ( tistrni L
(a the ne.-t mt .rate and , ml Mini.' .f all n
i. ti i t- that of trisliaini an 1 wile-, there I'
dt, II Mil V lll'liv Ullllt Ces.m ' Jill, I sn,) colli-
.1 - niid evt :i nn aiii'iii'.ti.'ii id feeling from
;lus eaiiHj. Of dl'fi re. t t"liiperi lit mid
tnnk'. up 'ii-tuiii:oti:'.l!;. , i:i a til'Tereiil l.i.u
jf Cliristinn i.erl' ic e and grade ut sj,; i'..
.Vs'.V, on-limy." v .;.. .v: J.v, .
tl.o kIui.. ' f eval. ni,,) tl. riv.altles oi
tUlhlulSS. bt'e.'.,,,. ..ilial.ltUilte I to sterner
.'.inns id ii'ii lis mi l l ypresseuis of feeling,
bn h il ther iu th" 'ii"iv tpii t. Inviiigmi l
tcinl'T if" I'lat.Ui- "( i-iil' i , i and i 1 1 1 -it I-n
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which he n bird Hind" it d"('p Hiel u i lnl l;n
pi, tsiou ou til" prop e. I'ri-shyletiuns, Mdn
ndiisis, uud alJ good Chrn-iimis, i-honid iilnm
to fc't u rvvlvibt; lioUi uu hign.
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