New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-25

and secondly Arm belief that with timely ahd 10 If
,,,noa a. maturity az them could be rtst"rtu va tnr
o,r"1 iI,s ni,v and this faith he had possess iso
many years, and they mad pom stbr farm IN Maine he
cav in his own home and all af0ln nnuors 30 that
g Iroin tne ~ teeOtalism along ne az r ~
20 receive their message he Oe w ar narfook OF an
ons now living in the world VINO hever hrced of their
SOUS nov yerage-so early was he cOnVoee -,aon Le
@renosferous inuuy. Losing nus x iano Wv He tied
a. once took hold OF life In the true aud siiuging i
~ 10 few worldly effects into bundle a, many
over his shoulder. walked to i a' eain Inesiion DO
wes away and addressed to MN p ger Win canal
xn want 10 hire boy ?" 10 which tle aIor IA con
dreetness REPLIED rom an annrenticeship and
nng wood the lad advanced 10 an lPd bi Wv IN
EARNED mechanical trade and so MADE ms ,, Wy ="
early marriage decent proe d me u acc Of sixteen he
was known wherever lie lived as stancn M th '.
also as who would beirlend druIA"iu "i'o 0'"0'
had abandoned hmstO his fate. A,., 80
once heard DR.. Day relate the occurrence whch pro-
dnced in his mind the conviction that drunkaIds couu
he rescued from the domination OF thcr moiDu h
one evening. when hs came home from ms WORN no
heard that certain Jack Watts the sol OF tne
hood was starving with his wife ana tree youns III
dren After tea he went TO SEQ him. In trcauhg 'ls
FIRST patient Albert Day ht upon the very esII rni me
the manner In which he proceeded ON entering hs COZ
tage he as polite 20 him as eonsaefa,e Oi n -
he first man of The village "2Ir Watts" said he, after
the usual sautatons 81 hear yon are IN stheheu VI
cnmsanccs." The man, who was thcn quite soDcr' ls
nlied. | am: my two youngest children went 10 beu
CRYING for food and had none 10 give them spent
my last three cents there" pointngt 10 grossiyp
onpOsIte and the barkeeper said 10 me- as ne TOOK le
money saws he Jack Watts, you're fool ana so anu
Here was a chance for nue moral lecture AipeTr 10y
INDUCED i'm nothing Of the kind. He said, Mr. watts
excnse me for few minutes" and he went out return
Tx soon ot wl.a ;rr sgpner Now MRS Watts
something and wake your children MP, ana give men
something 10 eat. III call again early IN the horinh
Good night" 800. ...,,,,,
helm Of the Kind needed and at the time needed. on
serve too that the man was in the condition of mind IN
whch patients usually are when they make we coz
spcd In entering an asylum. He wasat the END oil MS
tpt
When Mr. Dav called the next morning the family had
had their breakfast and Jack Watts smiled bcnedctl9a
on the man whom he had been wont 70 regard as MS
enemy. because he was the declared enemy OF JACK
Wattss enemy NOW the time had come fol little talh
Jack Waits explained his circumstances ne Eau Deeh
Of work fora long time and he had consumed an nj
attention. spoke him Of various plans for the inte
and said that for that day be could give him dollar
worth OF yDodchoppng 10 do Then they got upon the
liquor question. the sVencd, receptive mind VI JACK
Watts Albert Day deposited tho substance OF Iaioh.
fully, hopefully strongly JACK Wattss NINA Was cor
viiced; he said he had done with drink forever. He
meant IT, too; and thus he brought 10 the second
stage the road 70 delycnnco: In ms laltS,u,af
necessary for the man had been resting too long already
and must needs 90 80 10 work. The WoVd was cl9Ppeu
The dollar 20 be rad or the work at Tho close pi the day
was fearful ordeal for poor Jack, living fifteen yards
from a barrO0m. Mr Day called round IN lue evening"
maid him the dollar without remark. feil Into ordinary
with the family, ana took leave John stood
the test not cent OF The money FOUND ls way MIC lI
Till OF the harkccper Next morning Mr. Day was there
again, and seeing that the pItel, was gong Oh WEB
spoke TO him further about Tie future aud guided dgm
into IN, MAN topic dwelling much upon Tie absolute nc
a place, visItcd him. held him mp. fortified bis mind and
SO helped him 10 complete and lasting recovery Jack
Watts never drank again lie d'ed year two 100
Maine at good aye, having brought UP MS lAmhy re
specially
Dr Day has been transferred 20 the Bnghamton Asylum
where he pursue the system praeiced with much Ell
cacy IN Boston, and has rescued that institution from tho
startling abuses to which had been subjected by private
speculation and the greed Tor gain The description OF
Mr. Partons visit % the Asylum s in his most graphic
STYLE aud its wide circulation woud be signal benefit
10 the public Among the other articles in hs nnher are
DIR. j. W. Pamcrs notices OF Petroleum IN Burmah, a
new chapter Of Sketches OF southern life aferthe Rebel
lion by Major De Forest, exhaustive essay on the
mysteries OF hating. entitled King Crowns aud Fools
Caps" rather odd subject for the pen of lady.
admirable criticism on Bacon" by Mr. J.. 4. Whippe,
1.-THE Finances OF the United states and poetry by j.
G. Whittier. Bayard TAYLOR and william Winter. loves
Queen" by Winter has the favor Of earlier school
of English clothing rs dainty fanclcs IN language OF
singular eiscrcss and clcglncc rs readers W..
for themselves on peiu,al.
LOVES QuEES.
lie loves not well whose love IL bold:
/ would not have thee come too nigh
The suns gold womb not seem pure gold
l'nlcss the sun WIRE In the SKY.
Totake him thence, ana chain him ncat
Would make his beauty disappear.
He keeps his state; do thou keep thine,
Aud shine upon him fInm altar;
So snail ba,k "a Eight diyihei
That falls from loves own tuiding-siar
- shall thy ciniueuCc le high.
And 50 my passion shall not die
But all my life shall reach its hands
OF lofty longing toward thy face
Aud DO as one WHO spcctnless stands
IN rapture at some perfect grace.
Diy love, my hope my all shall 30
10 look To- heaven aud look 10 thee.
Thine eyes shall be the heavenly lghts.
Thy voice sAal. DE tie summer breeze,
What time 70 SWAY s. CA mO0ullt ghts.
Tic mU1nming tops OF lehfy trees.
And ! viii touch MY baautcOus form
In Juues red roses, rich ana warm.
But thou tlyself shah come not down
From that pure region lar abJNe;
But keep thy throne ana wear thy cr1wn-
Queen Of any heart and queen ol love.
4 monarch In thy Icol'u complete,
And % nOnarch-at thy feet.