Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-14
4 Pair OF Unitarian Photographs.

Robert CallFer. a. Chiraee, ] mean the
apostle Robert, that lovingly, loscalle
..aruc-t Engli~hman whose printed -er-
mons have Touched nay hesff uuro thaH
any wnrl- bur thns. ui EaBa.gn, Dr. oue 81
The grcafe-t men ~ nia atfjsul-u to-day
HE sympafhy anl sincerity. Doe Id'1E-
his charity. commend hIm H.Hrr - she
hyTor-culfIvs'ed canyfezafIsIa-.af the 'ei-t
thnn the f.-fidi0ua might've iraf1 library
elpi-taT-. Will 'ie d"W IT IL rsard and
linden 6a t oi Germany au tt.5r hrpWs.
H. LOOKING - these -fsre lmefs vt rnlfure
one fa0's .tiaf fi,r lr8rf4 lsee -lrLukeg
10 give bod 80 fHrIr ifsla-. tg' Wbfl
tLi- mag -fesi. 80" great iIarf rt 'aEe
d. there. With E.bi, brain i.r Ifa srf-
want. Tie apGsararce j. that ni "a strong,
broad sha4ldrred EnEl4timau, with iron
gray hair ard ahi ksr- ; biz bad = l''la
bowed, a. II yi'h msa5' 5s IN % DIE
stored with experience, s- ID the ~ Hf.r-
hand bad laid there oiffH trace - -.ft-
suod suffering that bad ield,l firb aa-
count H. hl- expression, which D. wholly
one that Children lose. II ha- studied
wei ia the university - iIie. Iia j. g,U-
tie and f'ar's-s 10 equal = gree. lie ae-
ton WIS charar'ers-tie, Nj %, in plea
for churghe- wh re- flr peer might find
entrance. le crossed the platform. al3d
putting his arm round the shoulder Ui
Edward Erorett Hale, De said. "Brofher
Hale. you have a beautiful church, md
the Inu-ic j. like heaven there. bat. I'm
told, the price 81 seats j. 50 high that .
poor man can't come there, aud ia q tone
ihAt was more than "a rrfr83f. in itr gen
tlenc-s, Is IL sUy think il "a poor crca-
ture who bats hi wifi could come there
aud -'r the beautiful Iu'. Ii0r and hear
thai young Lady ring whom ] heard there
Lest Sunday. b. would ~ home aud for
get 10 beat his wife that night. Ent YOU
rich pcofl. have an thee filuga ai home
book, music, and crimson furniture,
and they don't need them ~ church 10
much"
Mr. Hale j. 81 IA opposite type from
Cpllyer. Your readers will know him
best a. the writer If the hu,si stories in
the land. The MN without "A COun-
try" for instance; stories touclinl, viii
pstho-. or lurking with Wit. like " Ny
Double: or how he Tndid me-" From the
complete strength If bI- writing, ] eK-
pected ia Sc an athletic Christisn. with
short. English whi-lSers and Jolly smile.
something on the Kin-ley order. Insiead,a
form scarcely more than slight, with tie
-iudious -toop in his shoulders. clad in
a gown, advanced q the d.sk. II would
seem tia. his frame was originally robust,
bat, clDis,etod in a study, had given spare
ners To the wbitened checks; had eunken
the large, neditatiye eye. aud given The
slight trace IF severity 20 his face. which
j. really beautiful, reminding one AT once
of Christ, in Henri L. Jenni-' picture =
= Jesus Blessing Children" The Harv-f8
tradition was, IN his younger day., that be
parted biz hair TO increase the RES m
blancel But the hair j. thin on biz fem
pies now, worn with thought; and the
face is one that might be stern when de-
Tending bis faith in ecclesiasiical council,
but would soften unutterahly to the clil-
dren round his table" lShtrley Dor," n
10 he Chicago RrplJltcan.