The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-06-01

more progress is that they have usually confined
their individual efforts to one mau they are
now organizing for general campaign.
HE FTre-Iender-Tm not sure but here 10
where the ameliorations of the conditions of life
which are called the com forts of this civilization,
Come In, after all. and distinguish the age above
all others. They have enabled the finer powers
OF women to have play ms they could not IN a
ruder age L should like to live hundred years
and see what they will do.
Heroeft.-Not much, but change the fashions.
unless they submit themselves to the same train
ing and discipline that men do
have no doubt that Herbert had to apologize
Tor this remark afterwards in private, as men
are quite willing TO do in particular cases it is
only in general they are uniust'-From Var.
neTs Back.Log Studies. .
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HARPER's MAGAZINE.
The jane humber of Harper's commences the
foriy'h volume. In it we have the initial pa
per OF 'The Republican Movement in Europe
by Emilio Castelar, which will run through some
ten or twelve numbers embracing sketches of tho
renowned republican leaders Of Europe. The
novels by Anthony Trollope and Miss Thackery
are continued, and deepen in interest. Julius
Henri Browne opens u series on THE German
Gambling.Spas." Other articles by equally dis.
tinguished authors fill the issue, the editorial de-.
partments are replste with their usual spicy
naeldnge, and the number gives, altogether, brave
promise for the volume of which it lie the begin
ming.
Foremost among the contributions il that of
I,A,p claim Waslav and
Times" from which We subjoin:
WEsLEY's OUTDOOR PREACuING.-Almost in.
accessible to weariness or ply steal pain, he male
his way over hill. moor, and arid mountains, Of.
ten frozen by the chill blasts and thickening
81 ows of the uplAnds, or shivering amidst the
Scottish mists; yet storm and frost never check
ed his ardor; never would be forget or pass over
his appointment to preach. He pressed on with
the resolution OF Caesar, over dangerous roads,
through Indictment weather, and often rose,
hosrse with cold and worn with travel, to speak
to the anxious throngs who awaited his coming;
yet he relates that as he spoke bis physical pains
would disappear, his vigor return, and genial
srdor reatore. his feeble frame to unprecedented
strength. Sometimes he preached while the fierce
wind and the autumnal frosts passed unnotlced
over his attentive people; more than once the
rain descended and the lurid lightning played
while he described the triumphs of faith. Over
HE immense audiences Wesley exerted singu.
lar influence, that was almost unknown to White.
field or his followers; his calm and thoughtful
rhetoric produced results that night seem appro.
pirate only to the most imprisoned eloQuence
Sobs and cries broke from the steruest breasts
sHong men fell down in commissions of grief and
despair. The room where be preached was often
filled with loud outcres aud wild ordinations
women fell into frances and yroveed in the
HI.s and s,l.n
were termed, formed 50 marked IL trai. of the
new movement rs TO excite the reprobatiou of
the cold and ceDsOrlou, aud ,tArtle the philo.ph.
ica!. But Wesley saw III these singular occur.
Fences the natural struggle foi a new life, and
hs, at least, 81, nut 'ppaiied when his Vast audi.
euce Was 81 Aaen ~ II with y mighty wind, when
Wild sobs ana Shouts III ,yOuy passed over the
startled throng, and they tell yrove.l,ng on the
earth tor he believed the Spirit Of God was
moving them to repentance. Nor in any period
Ut strong religion. excitement-when Sayouarol.
preached and Bernard prayed-have simil4,
uaits OF deep emotion beeu unobserved
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