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Pilgrimage in Canada.
.,,,,, ,,. tt,,S Canadian, Oct, 10. |

,From the irish Canadian oct, nl
u;a Grace the Archbishop of Toronto, on
SUNDAY last, in the Cathedral, annouee tSa
that pilgrimage of the Catholics OIL Ine
c;tv would take place towards the emu VI
Guy GU Dresent month. The devotion VIII Dc
s SnecEiaIIy to the Sacred Heart OF Jesus, 90
.lIho,o there is an altar dedicated In one OF
~, MnV tranecepts of St Michaels CatHeuEa I
Tha faithful will make forty hours S SeNo-
t dne NiiI Srenaro themselves by the sqSrE
Moni of Penenee TO- receive the h thy
WncSarist. pray for the Liberation Oh sn ne
Ioiu rather. the Pope, from the 9onEHs -
hsis snfseTinr, through the psurpetlGn ~
the RoSSer King Of Italy, and wlm gg ;xiS ~
their means to the poor. LnS To1u' aocb
being faithfully and piOnsly fninIIeS' ,riSni
viiatim will obtain forty o@Ss 80 thf
IoLce. and viii DO strengthened IN S W.,
fsith and teachings OF Christ anu ~
Church. ... ,-,,., tbo Archie
,,;scopal See of Toronto, is, az 1t we're gu y
wSye from the great Cathoue 49,
--sbTouehout France aud Eo9laud wnlcn. 2
the nresent time, is stirring the sools r Sas
soDsciences of the peoples OF these eoTn .,nr
I md which, in the face OF all opPoes.S5in
|bether Of ridicuIe or otherwiseCls lsaH NJ
me whole people, irrespective Of soc saal r.
s;t;on. TO humble themselves IN tne t"00
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Dr. Nevberry's "Report on the Geology
Of Ohion contains q chapter or the orlgtu y.
nrairies. in which views are advanced tnas
bear directly upon the qeessaon o. i' nav
serve to materially check the progress OF
this work. Our readers wills doubtless, re-
| call recent review OF the report OF sno
character of the meteorological ooserVs-
terry at Central Park IN wniSe H. IL w WsatsrD
prtneyal forest was followed by no evlaens
| diminution in the average yearly raln-IaAi'
Aithough this opinion was directly oppos-
ed to the prevailing idea as to the innuenc i.
; of vegetation on the yearly ralntaA, yeC ~
Was s1pported by such evidence as to sec
, nre for It our Endorsement, and now we
And that Professor Newberry takes similar
| ground. A review of his arguments sug,
9ests the conclusion that the light raln1aI,
t upon the prairie regions OF the West Is no'
!, the result of the absence of trees, out raGhel
!, the cause-that had there been rain, there
K. would have been trees. DIR. NewoerrS
Q divides the region west of the MISSISSIPPI
10 into seven districts, with the relatlVe ram
~ fall and timber-grOwth as follows l. Ly
10 ing between the Mississippi ana the As AZ gu
tic, with thirty two to sixty inches OF az
q nual rain and generally well wooded.
+" From the Mississippi to the Rocky Mour
". tains. having ten to thirty inches OF ran
an 3. The Rocky Mountains, we'll waCereo an
an wooded. f. The great basin between 81
"a. | ROCKY anu Ol0ETh NoNoNS NHOu"
nv two to sixteen inches rain, and sterile
in The Sierra Navadas, well watered al al
I ar heavily timbered. 6. The California VI
,er lev; rainfall limited and intermitten
"a timber along the permanent streams
%a The Coast Mountains, we'll timbered. U
ne on these tables the conclusion is reach
W. that. for the vigorous growth of fore!
ws trees, at least thirty inches of yearly RAJ
,IS fall is needed. The bearing of these fa'
mi INT is very broad, since, if fully proved
az. change in the current of immigration m
ao follow. leading new settlers to choose eli
,ss. within the favored belts, and avoiding
Law prairies, since there seems little chance
,elY shading theM.-APPtetOh'
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The moral effect upon the English labor
era of the recent rise in the rate OF their
wages lie said to be far from encouraging.
They deposit no savings, but spend Snelr
ing beer, and attending the sessions OF the
poiice-courts,
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God. and to propitiate and glorify him in q

!
In alludipg to the movement in Engiane, al
the Archbislop took occasion to refer 20 Sne W
conduct of the nobility and gentry there, z,
who were net ashamed to appear IN t .h " y.
Pnns' Even the noblest ladies in the land II
hore publiciy banner Of the Sacred Heart
and an Admiral of England was not asnaM =
ed to participate in the processionI.as :
bearer Of flag that denoted .hs sne niispimass
to France, to adore the Sacred hearS OF
T..rs at Paray-le Monial. "What les
sonn-said His Grace" this is to the con.
duct Of certain slaves in C nasS SseSipS an
? Rome Of a dignitary Of the Church." Ihis
= was pretty hard hit upon certain wig
:. Of our Ca,0tholic aristocracy wnE S,.o T
a member some three years ago, aosouse.y
q pesnsed 70 appear in the public streets a.
y = nartie;pants In a reception designed for
-. H;s Grace. the Archbishop OF TORONTO, on
~ his return from the Acumenaca1t ESun ara
~ of the Vatican. Slaves, we are soio, aIe
n SewonId REQUIRE humiliation. This 1t
=, ~ that causes o spurious gentility to feel
he abashed when asked to honor tne symSSyH -
rs of our redemption, by paying ~ az "A''o
m m 'r'Su few solcalied Catholics in Toronto
nc .,nia not hunniliate themselves to give
rta reception to their Archbishop because -,
th forsooththsy might , pc or tbey nigh
hat HrOtc6C6uU AOhASW ILL M
nn0 loose the sale Of few piecessof riooon; o,
me stones of sugar, -four or potatoes. ane:
the were ashamed. "What would our rG.ss
he tant friends thinks Of us-say these mlsea
~. uU shIe time serving people !" 1--WE csnno
As.y afsord to be made laughing stocks OF. an
= If We viii not 90 out in public" anu ;H me =
ST. III did not, We hope these people VIII 9
,pnp Iu in St. Michass cathed is.
~ e. AFTER nine O'Clock Mass, ON Sunday inc e.
rt;ss inst He said 1.-THE false spirit OF r.s
;"o' testantism had entered into these ana sue
t;as neople. far beyond their akin, ana ~ ". W.
HUI festerine in their bones" knowing tn
: anu " nanv were absent, to whom this langnal
ssr1 was applicable We give from memory +t tn
place report, hoping they may nave y. sao hsga
Ital. zion drawn TO it, and that IL may nsse
otoIa rood effect in the future. lney, anu
! nn 0thers. will have an opportunity, anrl
a,en the present month to make rePaEaIonc
vnnra the nast, and to offer an atonemenS 20 "
w;tS for their many sins and iniqultles;
WI VIII II will be great religious ssghe 70
,SopSs the Catholics Of Toronto humiliating the
most selves in public bending tnei t nn seo,
- he | sorrow and contrition before me Sac 81
Il an Heart of Jesus and beseecning tnsE
1rara ninotent Father, to pardon their tnSivie
rss ~ aims. and to shield from the attacks Oh
i;t.ia anamies. the Vicar OF Jesus Christ, Wne
j, Ions anfYeriur persecution and connneinenSS
..sre that city. specially dedicated BY the Oh
NJ. ME,9 of The Apostles to Almighty God.
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"A. KEENAN, g. THos. WHITE
PRACTICAL olLOERs'
,oe c,stomhouse street, near Royal
NEW oRLEkNs.

Looking and Pss9sssi Tr aoss N ,se
made z ssnes Isnsa 81 n.s alS
Vanished Hsying G tSsS hope 70 give sstisi,sto1
TO only n the
their IofH; uu ratronaee Of the trade aociteo
,n:bt b. al country orders promptly e1ecu'so
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OFFICE OF H1BERNIA INSURANCE C 20 MaIsotSon
SsId On Monday the 5th inst, the fSlioWlnk a1 20
gentiemen were chosen Directors OF this company w
eerye for the ensuing year; -. uo,daraon
m a,Ii.onu William Hart
J1hn Al 1ISrhnS R. NJ OBrien,
nus T 49, j. A. Gardner
a. y; n.cSSs" J. g. Ryan,
800 SI1,.srev A. n. 1saaceon,
~" - Thomas King. -o,,~,
,s.. raat,ns Of the Board held this day, JOHN
E5AAMTnRRs1S ESD was unanimously elected Presi-
It ia . IN WIN ESQ Vice President. . -,
The Board also declared out Of the net 10 SaT
past twelve months 10 per cent al mar cent
dividend premiumsthe aaid ingeresS anu ~ az Ted
| under the amended charter, to DC placeo Y" ivy
of the stock notes -, ~ rpAcc sacrptnrv
New Orleans, May Il, 1873. myls - "
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@-Pw oRIEANs MUTUAL INSURANCE CoR'
~ PANY.
oaaee corner of Camp and Canal streets'

Assets, December 81, 1872. ----. s''''oeAA -
Ipsures Fire, Marine and River Risks an ;panrsd
r-nSs IN each department separately 70 tne .N Car,
For the decentralization Of Its customefs sn~ ~
pany viii make Marine Losses Payn9Ie an PTesident
| J. W. HrNCKS. secresary. ie1i 20 :.
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NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL lNsuhANe'
ASSOCIATION,
Office, No. 1o2 Canal Street.
REPORT OF Committee.

We, tho undersigned members OF tho oonm.' 40
appointed by the Board to examine the 800 "a ~
.hs sams for the purpose Of reducing its capital
40 hereby solemnly affirm that we have carefully ano
examined said assets each item sspar
80 40 detailed in the statement now opened foI
.r,mipation of stockholders, in the once
and that wo have valued Them to the best Oh our
ledge and Judgment, at their respee.ve aos".. 80
and that We have arrived at 'ne A'A'"s
| wit: v,lna IN
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
CRAND LOTTERY -----~-.----.- -,.-----
a4TA FOB THE
NUN OF KENMARE,
TO EsrABLrsH A HOME FOB POOR GIRLS
To Compensate for the Loss Of ThoaaAnas Oh
=, tho .Iafe Of st. Patrick" that were &C.
stroyed In the Great Boston Fire.
| TO BE nHLD on aseW
r,e.aav fst, Pasrick's Day., March Il, is1A.

Tuesday (St. Tetrichs 10y"
First RE.fS Shsss nd s5a
I,ss q etc., s.i 1s,as oss
s..ona Ph.e-A nEAuTuUL Z, mI tsn nn r0re
ss srs ssse sa ga Plan
Sos a1 St 4ssssssa S fss: sa''i
rn,ra eoFIHTE gEzEs 81 s rma y Sasss
M 1aSas s Eve H Ha1assa Dollars.
Eiszh shH 81 81
Name Il the WINNER value 7: in''' -1N-1''
Lars. prAurwuL BABYsRogE. HOOD
and isi:a GsiSVsss or Tie tis
sss asp sas Two Hundred
3 asSss saS Sc
shawl to match aa 1a.rc LACE SHAWL oE IRISH
foesT q 1osf Two bundled
Eighth sar FLEE ss5 sEE 81 .E:
a ass Dh INJURED Z Doils1s. -,,,rur InrsH
Ninth PsseA MODEL OF AZ A .'SSdsa Wth Iri.
T KIlas Ssa 1ss Sss
ct Ten . aie1
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EACH:
asposng Twenty M csssmo
ssS5 d &c Nun & 81 Of ess
VII 3 ESf Hs sssss e.
y, 1 g OH so1ea sssnes sss Banner
"a Tssst. e.n be obtained direct from the con''n'
Poor Ciares Kenmare, County Ao s .,,o.d ann
The This names Of Local Agents WIZ % ,S,S on
% s.s Sf sss
." KENNARE win be mniea isSS " Hniisr and cabinet
~, ssSt ssS,ssl RRs'ss sn z ''F ~
= pw WORKS. OF THE NUN OF KENAdAHh'
TIE Times OF rSrE; rI ys,f M aid
PnbS arc Sy sistsr Mary Glare and sgsans spp be
20 49, are iniuring her Convens ~ s0AAAs 49,
nE HoI.Sr Sor theif own advantage; x.r IN mr.
The Life ana IimSs vsaSs and Bster Nary Franc
Eisrs has had special @ value Th
,tse WorF WIN mot o. standard
,,srera or other books, but . PesAsA1'A
tho SswaSs Of initsaions. orrAR BOOKS
ID TO ,rbe ANUN OF KENMARE w sl.ausaistsiy a.
- Win no doubt have the gSlne
Emo The Advice to Irish Giris' ,, Ia nrotect
epar s.te Mary Francis ClaIes w unssSp
for States and Canada, 70 PIessfS
ave- u, .no .vsnvs from copying them, anu "n9i a
Office lous ps H tn nrofts Of the sale. a1. -.
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The actual net value Of assets b,ng a. above
anna AKA GA We earnestly recommend that the BOARD
e the proper steps have the capital OF the
reduced In accordanee 1t t7s Per share TO VIII;
.o.s CAPITAL ooBa shAres, atelNO ~ S %
Proposed reduction W PEE enA A -
Reduced capital sosa shares ct e7e .S w
-rcserving the original assssa. thus '0ou00N' -
exclusive property OF stookhOidera: y,
Wa furthermore certify that the foregoing hssS oi
and liabilities agree with the books OF the A'so
citation.
| New Orleans, October 49, 1873.
NC" ot-' LEON HAAS, JR.s
| JOHN RoCCH,
| LEON oUEYEoUzE-
g. LANAUX, Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-12

BEATING HIS NIFE.-It seems TO be
d familiar rasIime among husbands
at Ruby Hill to whip their wives.
The fourth case of this kind that has
come into court for settlement trans
pred yesterday. The wife sworc out
a N"ii"hi '"r the arrest of her hus-
pd''''' "Iie~iag IN her complaint that
ne Id'i ftttut!N, on several UVCaSiuuS.
treated her in Il manner tu almost on.
"an-Cr her !il,; and that Tor the least
'ioi"r"iion lac would Iound her in
%uch "a manner that her health. if nor
hef .'vncr, was imlCriied. Such u
Htol!S,,I Ola husband should be dealt
"ith as ~cXtIeu:riy aS the law viii!
permit. lie j. not lit to he united IN
iit"ti.iinony Wit. the moancst species
OF his race.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-12

We are told that tie loss will exceed
$40 900, which is not a great q
L" Tie company /; that the cage was
" smashed up, and the roof damaged
considerably. NO one hurt. No rea-
o assigned for the accident.
NEAR tie coal beds OF Iron county,.
''%h, have betu found Immense
gu ,ittl1icN 81 petiiIied oyster, musscl
ana o'hCr shells. For how many
a-tS titeoc shells of the ocean" have
rem u Ell SO iar removed from Their
naive pilItF element is only a matter
"l c'i.jec'ure ; but they mu nave
i.cei' '!icft Tor ages upon ages. VIM.
:. aIren lett few OF the shells AT
our olIIcv Yesterday.
DEitYEp.--The bell of the EDisco-
al church, purchased at Eureka. has
uttii On the way To this place by
Plichard's line Tor some time. 1t
was expected here on thursday. but
owing 10 rs u eat Weigntanotner Wag-
on hau 10 be procured hence the
ueiay. III VIII be here in q few day s..
howARD'S CASE.-In the case of
} iiCrSon Howard, indicted for the
murd + OF Shciuon ID. Potter, eleven
jurors nave "Sseti all examination.
iu-n1rroW All effort VIII he made for
The t"ei,,h jurer. After ti.is Will
come the pereinptorv challenges.
CENTRAL NEVADA RAILRoAD.-Two
trans, drawing ten ears each, and
tacI car containing lour t MS OF ore.
run Through t. Bull .Oiviile in the
H'Ntllilc. NJ Cars are run i'll the
II @h,-tihIe, For are there any pasSeii-
ger cas-.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-12
P.ocle Items.
from the Record OF the l0th.l

lVHA ~
NiGur before last, at about II
o'cl4 ok. an arcide4t occurred al ne
:. 40. ) " noi>li = works Of the Me'-
Valley Mining Company: We
went 20 I..e Mur.S L. ascertain lIte
ntrI4Itrs. hat he engineer ID teried
n,l1tac,Ii.ctut he @ lnp"nN,nOt itei-
III. n.,uselt autr~rized ioteii u any
INN. aaout i. Ne then re AIRED -
tLr ,nirc. Mhe.c we were hieu
tnIftLe master o na broooH tIu
lo. Inc ca down me SHAH .t- an
arm .Itua rec. had hro~en q ana
rou th4oAgh the roof. and 'h"S INC
damage WAS iuc"ns!deraDIe. MANY
tartleS hal, asked us about the MAJ
Ter, nd several who had Il eooI OPP
portuniv .or knowing nave VSiItn-
terred Information on the s""je''
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-12

"'RhHA%S II tILKo.-lhe Elko In
"'''"t OF last Saturday has the fl
a. NJ. Ellsworth, late Su-
aa 'Heht IF tAe Elreka Console
|tui> "ill,i~ I'm any, WAS III tONn
hu' ieItun Wednesday ier
Corr iiFe' ana the ne.H mines
HWY, Ia ". B. Taylor, OF FAY ior
Me-" i'N' Eureka, WAS in iowa tins
~ ''"l I. turns home on Monday.
gao I" i.ear that no is doin- !
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-12

GONE RESPONSIBILITIES &. Harrub
left Sunday evening fora briet WISH
To san francisco. lie Will return to-
ware the last OF the week.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-12

GoING TO THE NEw M~INES.--Ihere
are Il few persons leaving almost
dtily for the ne" mines h"rtii Oh
lIku. Tap excitement, however,
does not run very MIA Etre.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-12

SuoorING GALLnEY.-Chas. Bishop
has opened Il shooting gallery ON
South - IN street, near Prltchards
II ign. ,.elot.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-12

FROM PAL ADE.-M.s. James Old
filed, the vile Of tn. man Killed by
&c sn EudaS, now in the County
Jail. ralnr az truu PtIislde eater
DAY ~ot.>tify before the Grand jury
with reference to the humiciue.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-12

C,STINGS.-A carload of castings
for the New rk mill, arrived at Liho
one day last week.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-12

IL TowN.-Deruty Sheriff Rabbits
of pali,ade, was in town Yesterday
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-12

Row.-Tae USUAL quletude of Sun
DAY evening was broken by the oc-
cullence Of q little difficulty be.w cen
Il c'u Iroi individuals ola M"In>trtet,
duiluS Whlcl 4 resort t. Il trIai OF
muscle ana pow ISOi endurance. Was
Lttt. One ot the I~lftItS was kindly
rendered Recommendations for tae
nl&hl hy Il ~ mpalhlzing Ollie at
his IluuCnjy Waa 80 treat tnut 2
sIetu.ce Of Il second person "
ceaslTY to induce nlm to accept. lao
III uc>tN u sonae persons u.ttn &c
prlN,s them uI IL COCO thing.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-12

FH1sI THE ..A~r.-piaiiict Attorney
G. v. Uohyr and vie returned YES
terIat from thyir WISH to the last.
Idev az - o. iugatt ie ln!ernluonai
ii ,cl. ami re orc having euJ"Ned
their trip very lIlilc'.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-12

"LiGHr FHuM ELKo.-During last
p "S we see by the Ltdepeade,t,
EroS,, OF Elho, shipped to
z"0 o pounds general mer-
,.m'n i>e' IL VI. l.. freeman. iur the
'''!ie, sal ped &, 600 POUNDS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-12

'N,.gaNIA JEwE.RY Com
t1r d. Straus has the sole agency
" f th sale of jewoIry manufactured
'olS company.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-12

CLOSING OtT.-p. Mannheim has caused
imil,u>c POS. rs To- he distributed abou
town, ;tutouHcIur his determination 10
ciosr uUt h> S,oyK OF dry Il itucy
goods H"hihthr next >iNt. days, at l'ss
tn3n cost IN >.I ranclsCo. Here 5 a
itr' Cl.tHcr Tn the l#uleS, lcr Dave
means business. lie IntcEds to G Try on
tie Etuctry business exclusively here
after, ANA must sell OF ris airy goods to
make room. Iht stOck Is complete, ucw
an t~asnlOuabl , ana the prIcrS, as an
nounc Il IN his poster, ar below bedrock.
Go 10 Aianhclm's ana but yourself rIcn.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-12

NJ. +. EARTLEIT, cal estate agent.
Houses tor rent Ii ior sale in all parts
OF tn" city. Also |. &. atcman's agent
Tor In" Ouror Survey. Gtl!cc at the
talH,rfia Lumber lard, southeast cor
ncr Ot huci ana iiattmtn streets. apple
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-12

"Ia hP1' constantly the PIp,N >ts"u!d
r-arnrdi.,tIt- " - norl "''."'','" S""t
perpendicular, the vhrIr al fh.'ir
may he IerInrmad Nv ~ 49,"
ping uron the iiye irom top To bet
TON. tau> ldfrIn@ the contents to lie
ca ny removed.
ina Chinese wash haus. ON tho n,.,
SIDE of North Main street. which
would ne Goubt lave r.suit.a
| oisa,Srously but tur the urryaIIn|
! c,lnn. T.t house vas n,aGrnl canna77
| drawn ovtr a Ii-nt vUniru ram
which was ripIyu of before the Wood
!lau ieeu more n,ou dluIl, rlarrad
Tne Hooks wen, nru,u,ilv an ihn
arouud.. b,t the un,e C,,u,Iunv IT,
see ea,1n Old MT ul.uIav tnn,r
usn... CELEBRITY,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-02-14

QUoTATIoNs FROM THE BIBLE
There are many familiar phrases in con-
slant use which the majority of people
suppose have their origin in the Bible,
and use them in that connection. The
New York Observer corrects this error
in the following manner. But, as the
phrases are very fine, we still love to
use them. To prevent misquotations
from the scripture, it gives them thus:
"God tempers the wind to the shorn
lamb" From "Stern's Sentimental
Sournal. Compare Isaiah XVI: 6.
ain the midst of life we are in death. ;
From the Burial Service and this origi
naly from a hymn of Luther.
Bread and wine which the Lord hath
commanded to be received" From tn,
English Catechism.
"Not to be wise above what is written.
Not in scripture.
"The merciful man is merciful to hi
beast" The scripture form is, "a right
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Meantime the old fortune-woman glid-
ed from the room where the young man
left her; and in no infirm manner
sprang up the long stairway and shut
herself in her room. She removed the
gray mask, revealing pale, troubled
face, out of which all the merriment
had died. .
"They are all hollow days." she said.
"There are no holidays. am an old,
old woman-a thousand years old |
am always biting my own nose off. 9th
er people do not question themselves or
turn censor to others; and they are hap
py, l suppose, l am very tired, my heart
and"
So she wearily unbraided her hair,
and knelt down by the bedside, and ask
ed of God New Years gift-for that
other one whom she had lost, and for
herself. She asked piueously for the gift
of peace, and then she went to sleep.
The holiday time passed away. Weeks
and weeks followed in its train. The
young man was as " little child" in
asmuch as he was learning the mastery
of soul over self.
At length one day a note passed
through the mail. These were the words
Dear Sorceress: If l come and lay
a true purpose in your palm, will you
tell my fortune for me ?"
The answer was this:
Come
He went, and the fortune was told
just as many and many fortune is told
in this world. 1t was sweet but sa.
cred little scene, so let us not curiously
peer into it.
just in the dusk of the next New
Years eve, again two persons stood by
the window looking out upon the night
The snowhakes were falling, and one by
one the lamps we're lighted. Now il
was man and woman side by side. Two
hearts had come together, and about
them had gathered the mysterious at
mosphere we called home.
She said; After all Charley, holi
days are not hollow days, are they"
"No, darling" be replied; they arr
rich full of love and peace; rich with
good will toward men,"
4" So life is very much what the hear
makes it."-Hearth and Home.