, 1874-08-24

| fN.'~"e>A J9osoAAA5 Al1IAllsR 10 u lAFQ4 EQ0UTS
gation In the Third Presbyterian; Church,
1he heart knoweth Bis owl, bitcrncps and a,r,ngo
uo!h mol 'nerneul0 Will h!a joy.-iroptrba xir Il
! Ao said thoro WINS mover a ,frotfnl boy or cir
WHO did not say: "Nobody understands me
ana never dlssoluto, doptavcu young man gb
waB not sure TINT ho would 10 bottor If .noon1
Understood lfm hottor. Tt,oro was ,nuct, trutI
at tho bottom Of 1t; mono Of tn unlora,ooa ono1
other. "Illo heait k11owatll lia own bitterness
ma Stranger doth iitcrmcddlo with Ill
JOY we could not submit tho subjects Of on
own co''sofQasneas to tho inspection and obserya
e'on OF oss'ors. Mental aotH and Aatos wore mean
ny huo1octs OF consciousness. Tho speaker Illus
tfatcd tho difference in perceptions and eousatou
| oy'ho varloa effects produced by color upon dif
lercnt 'poopo. md cited: tho casc Of dstn
gnlsho botanist who tyns colof-biinl, beng ti,l
abl' to toll any difference III tho coar of tho rct
ehofrles md tho greon lcaycs. 1Io u!ao spoke o1
The diversity In tapte as to coor-l,ow ono won,at
would wear that which ofrontlol n,olor wpman't
aonso of harmony III color.
ai'loro1fce >'waH especially noticeable In
moodH md tcmporamonts.. We could not toll
What each othcr'B emotions were. Wo might
judge TINT effects woro similar, but We could not
verify tho judgment. Differences In nnlnreH
wero auillccntly'great to mako us incapable OF
understanding, eacl 'othor. III d general .way,
human naturo was alike in all agos mud ,1,llor
| all conditions, but thoro was IN unlimited d.
versity of character. Even Cain md Abel, tho
-Aoa' "ea.'s ""Io''".'a ~, un'onb 'ao sll'aso" OF
mon' were utterly alss'inilaf wnllo' Jacob mid
Esau, though twin ,brolLors, and drawing thoir
| nouriRhment from tho Banle ,bruast woro as un-
Iko as two people could possibly bo.
Looking closor, tho distinctions Of nationality
appeared; but oven in CIR own country va ron,o
to provincial distinction one Heotiu1 enoat,inr
n dinlcct altogether dt1erout from anotlsr. rho
Chicago nnwsboyB criou rapors differently from
thoss III Now York. A Illtio glrl i'll tho Vest
asked l,er teacher, Now ENGLAND woman.
"Why didn't your paronto teach You to tall In.
giAll1" i,
W4ile a'l wero in certain lcgree alike. oyerv
ono wau peculiar. Tho wind In tho forant payeil
q different trno on every tvjr. nni T"nT I'D
limb. One person might suirer from tho pricis
Of a pin toltl,rc mote acute than another wonld
RulIat from Hword-tlrust. Thcro wo1c many
muAiuaf Instruments of tho Same kipt]. hut IN
two had exactly tue Hnlno touo. So II w.a viii,
tho human heart, each having its own c]ory]a
combinations, nerves, aud gnBcoptibi]itIcs. iii
hoiptng to mako up character, ueuco tho ti,ii-
cuity of comprehenli,ng eacll othor. 4 French.
niau md EnEltBAtlsau 1night bo saying tho sauo
thing, but ono could not understand the otllcr
uDlgss ho know the lant,tlagr III tic samn wnv
tho 1ansnuso of tho soul must first DO learned
boforo it could 10 understood, "Tio heart
knowosh his own btternoss. and stranger doth
not intolmoddle With his 1oy,"
There was an inlui,a variety of eyppricncee.
hnd difference in livoa. All na:l not tho Ba,r1o
Infusion Of gall in Their cup Of sorrow. or tno
hanlo quality Of delight IN their CUB or fov.
Wo must doruutl ,1y61l onr in,aciunriun to t,ivc