New-York tribune., 1872-06-18
NEW-yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JUNE IS I7-S- I7.S

IN tne Old Testament which seem peculiarly desienea
for tho young There are riesnsSeh, 4, ~ All others
should forget, children sone oud not lei ue; ~
not soem instruction rhat these chiluIen neeu ~
as inspiration ffpot boy might be peri.sSe}{ ny. {, 40
with e Hisory ef ibe Fall Of Man and the fioodi ae
might repeat the CommandmehlS; nt a orort in ~
the Aoostlrs Creed and vet not have one spah ~ Ps
breast of The divine fire which Is 10 save hm Iop vice
and ruin. - = 49, .u M Ia 90 rnnold
him ip is se Of troubles aud temptations, IL tue khOW
edge and faith in Christ as his FREUD and Sayi9r ,,,
Christ can b. presented aud made real TO these ci-
dron as perfect being the Son OF God, who feels wth
all their misortunes, who has known their templssons
love from them who lived and died for them when on
earth that they might love God and be saved from sh
But it Is q grave mistake in Sunday-schooi oratory,
"a Mr. Brace forcibly insists to make too free use of
sensational illustrations Attention will be secured
by them, but no good end gained. II is OF tho
utmost Importance that every word should tell, but
rhetorical pyrotechnies are wholly out OF place
"Ope of the best religious speakers" says the
autbor, that ever address our boys is lawyer
who has been famous sportsman, and has IN MS
constitution fenow-feeling for their vagrant
tastes 1 often fancy, when he Is speaking 10
them that he would not object at all to being
boy again himself, rowing the streets, turnngln
ON hay-barge and drifting over the country ae
his own sweet will. But this very sympathy gives
him peculiar power over them; he understands tner
habits and temptations, and, while other gentlemen
often shoot over their Deaus, MS WOlus ai""S AO"
powerful hold of them. Then, though man partcu-
larry averse to sentiment in ordinary life, sspeeches
TO the boys seem to reveal deep and poetic feeling
for nature and solemn consciousness OF Cod winch
impresses children deeply. His sportsmanly habits
have led him to closely observe the habits OF BIRDS
and animals and the appearances OF the SKY ana
sea- and these come in natural illustrations, pos
sessing a remarkable interest for these wild NIUE
ya9rants who by nature belong to the sporting
class man must have boys taste to reach boys
The first number of complete Concordance
to shakespeare Poems. by Mira. HORACE HOWARD FUR
NESS is issued by LppIncot Co., containing an indeA
TO every word in "Venus and Adonis" The number Is
printed as an experiment in order that certain detaS
which types alone can make clear might be mastered
In the execution Of the work. find the marks OF pro
digous industry and of apparent accuracy wmcn no
mere diligence could attain without consummate tact ana
oulckness OF perception. Each word however mslgnn-
can't is set down in alphabetical order, and under the
general head the leading words OF the lines In winch
il occurs are arranged in the sequence OF the successive
pages The enterprise Of preparing the volume calls ior
no common degree OF literary pluck and the success OF
the present specimen affords large encouragement for
the completion OF the task