, 1872-11-17

monotonous music- The N artyr's blood has not
always fallen On fruitful soil Many heresy
has died in the bud, which, had It been left to
! rlpen unmolested, wou1d have blown into 8 VIC
torlous creed and dominant Church. The pop
ular opinion On this subject Tould not easily
| have gained credence few centuries ago, Mr.
| Mill has shown, in his essay on Liberty, that it
| is one Of those pleasant faIsehoods which meu
repeat one after another till they pass into COM
| monplaces, but which all history refutes.
| Twenty times before Luth er the reformation
| broke out and was put. down; Sayorano1a waa
put down the Albigenses were put down the
Lollards we're put down; the Hussites were put
down and so were the followers Of Luther
everywhere, except where the. heretcs we're too
strong to be effectually pers's scuted. In Spain,
Italy, Flanders, and the Aust1 ian Empire, Prot.
estantism was rooted ont; an, had Mary lived,
or Elizabeth died, the same probably would
have been its fate in England. It is piece of
idle sentmentaIty, says Mr. 21ill, to affirm that
truth has any inherent power denied to error, Of
prevailing against the dungeo and the stake.
The sum OF the matter is, that is only at time
when it appears
| "wiling to wound, and yet al raid to strike,n
when it only leases and irritates, without
destroying, that persecution is followed
by an effect contrary to that IN
tended "Parsecution not efectual!" e1-
| claims writcr,-stit might be es proper to
| say that steel and poison do not kill. The real
truth is, that there is 3 tendency in things, IN
der certain amount Of persecution, to rise into
greater vigor, as fire burns more brightly under
| q slight Bprinkling Of water but, under suff-
| clent amount Of persecution, their repression ia
as unavoidable aa the extinction Of the Same fire
| py sunclen' quantity oi "2oor.
u al Inc Plaus1ole 1a1acn's WHICH pass cur
1eht III spite OF repeated exposures OF their
snaHo"ness, snere Is no one which mas got
hrmer mold upon the public mind than that con-
tanned IN Inc phrase. 1t 1s always
! circulating money chlde tast
nan OF your acquaintance Tor MS reckless
expenditures, end ne meets Eon with the TIL
! umpnane reply tnat ne Is dong 1ntn1tely more
sooo oy speno1ng IMAM ny hoa1oina ne Is
plesslos TO n'5 race-a puohc oene1ac tof ne1s
> oolns ail he can 10 c1rculate money hal1
oo@en young ep'coies "eee ae notel or iessao-
| fans' ano oroer o1nner at - OF 7to neao
tney so@z1e ot "aste 1ooo ano WING 1ne price OF
"h1cn "oola maintain sn Ordinary 1aH1ls
! month snls unen]oyeo, unen1oyaD1e excess IL
no1 only nos eensoraole, 1t - aosolutely praise
! "orthy-"tor, dye see 1t IS always c1rcolastnS
money. Ihe economists, on the other hand,
VINO husband their means, are denounced
without stint or measure "Ihey lock up
Nobody is the better for it, not even
! themselves.'' The truth, on the contrary, is
that the savers Of money are the chief benefac~
tors Of country, for it is by them, more than
bY any other citizens, that not oaly its material.
but it's moral interests. are advanced. RAILWAYS.
+e1eoranha schoo1e co11aoes rnh1;c Eh,-,r;es
muaeurns,-uublic works in which hosts Of lntor-
i, 7.;17. 1...-. -
elo aIo e4Ap4oyea,-ale ouAy Poooioao oseaooo u
these savings. The accumn1ations Of the sordid-
oat ,,;aar mo DC aarr;ca,b1a 90 +ha crf, in , fra,
ders till: for tbev are emn1orea in bank bus;-
h;r.1 ca.;ta1 ha.;sas -,a,ino - cons+pn+ ~
oneu e1flsa1' o7S-.:S7 P1,nb eo449e7h@1 a.u
| evar-iucreasiag tax to tho State Bat
| monav snent nse1ess1c-as unan fha
turf, for costly wines, or high-priced
! luxuries-or money spent for vanity. and
not e., e,;arr,on+ - ahza1,,,a1., ,asta1
not 1or en]osnent 1s absolutely wasted
It maintains persons whose labor. that might
have been useful to the community, is Of 40 &c
! tual benefit either to the spende1s OF to maj
lind When do11er,a 7rorth of +ood ;a oesad1a=e
A~ - "- ~ A000 ~
/ ~ coAouIueu, LIE eoul1nuu1ks 10 mae@e Iust
dollar poorer. When a dollar is saved, and
loaned, or employed, its power to bless the con-
munity has no limit in time, for all tRe great
operations Of concentrated labor, BY which a
country is made desirable ono to live H. azs
| the results OF capital thus husbanded,
|
IL 1s Pers1nene 70 ms present discussion OF
applying steam 10 the locomot1on or str'set cara
to notice that 3 REASONABLY successful e1aort III
this dliectlon mas neen maoe IN ne" fol,k lily
wlthln the past "eek' on #hat ls Known as tns
Bleecker st1ee' hne. Inc oummy car 'aseo On
/
rs tup s 1achnar e e ana
rated from the interior, and also invisible from that
horsa nower Which can be ncreased to hor "a norer
! without any complicated mechanism. 9:3e eylin-
1es are psaeeo IN uhoef f. ne 9 1roat ,a P1os 81 IN n
platform il small boz containing coal sufficient for
half day It is said that the car can run 1fty nilea