Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-01-14

rierds hut though still young. theif
aihs in life had diversd Lane ha'
CONE an ecclcSiaSfic. lie was not so
opa ,~rhasS in mis- religious views A.
IS cnuaeialien Of them from the pulpit
A. lun.-. but nevertheless he was an ex-
Heat fellow. Abbot was barriSter.
,piu.ntly respectable in his conduct AMI
tha, inr. and a regular attendant nj his
r,,h CHURCH. bat not n glUtlOn for ser
...ps i'c he'd y logical mind But ths
ru,s iad still one taste left in com
.. -fhN 81 mountaineering. 1h,v
n' ttii.lie in The strength OF their
-,.s The, did not talk much Together
np rr, a. pedestrians talk. h lew words
80, he inicrchangcl during the trSt
.IN ta i'e>. bat a >oiemn silence soon m
rrtru.: The dl>tanct' between them. aS
i.tr.,.l uu side by side. impCr'' piibiy
th,y are bot. they arr thirsty,
t.ts.r. each q lille biz cruSS because
.i.tr either shows no external symptoms
I w,aIime~S net until kindly nature
ru,. The veil oi evening on the scene
20 : either propOs,. 20 halt. Then they
enormously. and Tall asleep immedi-
,th a'trtN ariS like auacun,iaS
Ia i..at part O; the lvrOt INTO which
ID. nnrv.lcciing h. 8 Of thes'. two men
: -arrled them in August last, there
ned to be nothing to eat There
no mat. No " me. no hcer-nOihin9
I'd. ash RI OF thin mra' made Of the am
A with which pin, u>hiOns are stuffed
a .uuie, siirr q up in milk. and which
.h-v d,>tr'b,d eUlogiSiiCaily rs very
iii.s." TIE eject. indeed, was to give
h,m both the appearance Of pin cuSh-
unS. Tie Divine. being used 20 fasting,
suffercl 40 particular Inconvenience
rum this Scaniy iare, but the Lawyer
40. lis spirits were greatly subdled-
. circumstance which must BE- the ap0l-
10y for his apparent pu,i'lanini,y IN
b. ,ri>iS 10 DC presently described
hunger viii tame lion; AMI Il l. prob
,ls. th,.a continuous diet OF bran ant
4.i.k Wauh much diminish the spirit VI
at sing Oi beasts. even u II did not IN
irc,. him 10 lie down with the lamb.
Tsis - AhbOt's ease W hat he wOulG
We Given Tor lamb on the sixth da,
ll that involuntary abstinence, woul'
pei ykr M, high meat prices OF our own
tirOpul.S seem CtcupucSs The seventh
t,. -.va Ga the T. rul) Was SUNDAY, am.
trthcir bran breakfast. instead OF sci
Nc .ut tO walk A. usual. tar Rev. Lane
.na- a,ldrc>Sed his rieud His voice. "a.
le matter was SUOSt GU @liy Described
ID M by an ui>ren Spectator 81 thc>'-
-..tttiiugS. Ohr whose oeari anal green
... .tsci,-, concerted his nationality, 0ud
.,ip Kept h. mouth shut lest he also
.inuld .al! a victim Co the UppreS~OTr-
.anr's voice. sag. had an W"iau> per
>w~i,rne>S about 10 which il I'D not ~
biz upon a week day and while h
.nS- he held al, doomed companion b.
~. s;i.trriug eve, l.ke liz Ancient Mari
uer in the ballad
Don't Won think Abbot, 1, would b.
very ni,e 70 NC had = church er'lCe tA!S
morning ?"
1T wOGl,l he charming. answered The
other. cOnrde lis; 'Ouiy unfortunately
arr, Is uoho,iy 20 attend IL There j.
uot O. -ti.H, or 40 it,i,t fellow -Coun-
gfymaH--io | sn sure thal hairy man
With >pectacies cannot tr Our-Wiihn d
hundred miles OF W.. 20 don Q ser Wher'
gOu are 20 gei Your congregation.
Ny dear fellow. answered The Di
vine. So ily, having his hand ia an rpi>
.u,ai manner upOl thc o. hers k1eeS.
There l. you, and there Is /.
The earnest gravity oi TINS remark
JOINED with thr contemplation Of whH.
II Mas evidently healing ~ 20. was such
y, % p,,rl.y z poor Abbut's already en
i,cbiud powers AMI hi, srammatiCa
sense. watch 40 home would nave herl,
,ujta -e.t by the expression 'TheIs 10
now only ,iintly inflated
"Ihery j. :. - repeated, Il, chanics
y.
'Jne 20. " con'inuel ne Divine, will
cheer al ac4uir>, enCe. Il Nj. read -
service to lul
hut there Is no room vhcrr We can
be Hlun,.. INV guoJ ,0ui. riy3u!,d Abbot
La uur part of The ritl, apartment a.
which lHcy sat was party of natives
.amung vs. HON thry iu, ia ted The btsr,ir,,
>,rau-.r. a-uu-ilg over bran and milk.
..Dd "a another the goat Which sUnNllr,
..r mdS WAS heuE taught variety @
l-Ccu i~hai MS uN i.,- luuior Ei-.un-r~
,f ti.,I. u,,~i - a.iy 49,. De- Cia.ly 20 -'sud
.I.. 90 four .t--~ urUu prr"v p roe
I1 so ~up.ii,.'. .ur chat pas pose b
...o in, I've .i,i,vi~
r, my uicui. there is our bel
rl,m
.uv r'marS wt' uH,'o"'7o'r; "a. le'-v
'.ri- ',d -tccc-siair. though Vii.
.l.crlfv. g., lad,,r ihat ltd GA 20 tt'
uiaIuuu t-am tLrpU "a hoe Iu IT,
-. ..iH-. iu ih,. earl, ,-t,s ot Cufi>',tt
a-r>~ouliuu. or in Cover au'ius Um. it
,cosa.d. such ~ apartment wootG
,ithuui count. have haze Is =. vantage
asa ltlrr %. pubic worship. since O.
ody WoUld have ever suSptritU Us le-
.Ag U~r,. ior tiT purpose even hy ta.t
most ..surl. c.sl; Dut iu ihul ycu Ui grace,
so, % lid >et m "a iiill- we'll. neon
sruou>. That two p oTi, and one Of them
tnr CtergN man. S,.uuld uuite in SUppli-
.liOn> lu riCkriv Clam.pr. with riot
80 sioping that tar cons gruaiiOu couldn't
stand up even whri D commanded los
tie kunric aud with \ running accom-
pai,i,mcnt OF Tyrsicse jargon coming
up through Tie op' space where TN
.add,r MS. revived iu A pbo' transient
s., n~' of the riti, uiou~, bur he was gone
200 iar Through O:aA and mills 10 dis
cuS> the matter.
Ihry a, curiinclv c'im'cd ~ ,he l-d
der into his wrctClrd apuitmruf, ami
nom The breast -puckct 0f ui> coat tine
Rev. IheoPHdHS Lane produced pair
at snow-whie bands. amt tied them
round his urck His design, 10 WAS
therefore evident had been prem"ditai-
ed, and in his countcuan-e was AN ex
preston not only vi liked resolve, but OF
placid trIuiHph.
Has Dee broUrhta surrlice with him,
'h"u-ht toe unhappy cuu- rega.iun, "Or
viii De- put ON thr cnuhtcrpane %"
lic Gid not however, proceed 10 that
extremity. but sat down. with the wash
* >J5pu The only article of furniture
20 ihe room-b,tpe cen him and hiS vic
tm \ spectator who bad not over
heard their Previous conversation would
nave imagined taal They we're ABOUT 10
OaptiLc AN infant
The victim had never been so near an
officiating clergyman before, anG The
DIVINE apparently fascinated him. lie
ould no Necp his eyes oil those ban0s.
.'ne cd which he perceived bad spot OF
ir"R upDu.d up'n 10; would Il annoy
hi'n t;He congregation SEEMED Ia be
ihInkinCii Il lac >hodid mention the tact
MOI Ot course nOw-Jhat Was not 10 be
thought Of; hui when the Seryire WAS