, 1875-06-21
NUMBER 30l.


IT, nnd uellleu To- T.. ti1Arfea Of pure, sweat life.
There appear marty,s Of hun,anitv hnar-
ins oloados hung in lames, tho deroted
o1cs VINO ha' :: ml'hed III death, the boAuttful
VINO pef'enef the dew nf youth Was Ia their
!leafts.-tho II: hoiY sufferers. who sces.yeI
no Woru : ao]aston on Garth. aud tho
deserted af5 = m. who, uncaEed for and un-
hnoHh, wei - q tic rost Of tho Erayc. seq
those whu g : !, returning oxiles after long
Sahfs OF y - love- ehoao who tasto tho toY
o1 tlloas q After ,rcnnry and wrong, those
*ho ssanf g u Htant tu tito poaro that has como
- them enitence anu prayer, thosa who,
lifted onsu. cir s!ns and shame. sonn, already
crowded Amtth tho anadoms Of l,eayou,-tha
cr4ered aud tho extIt!uR+-od rncn and rnntfuns
wnoro ll,Gr'maKo bus been long. maiden IN their
.nsnll,ed b!ooma' coNqleroEa aud mighty cap
tehB, acboIars rich III all tho 1oro OF time. aud
crime. ~
How vast the spectacle, l,ow stsapco anayaried
anu pathetic tbs view ~ the scene Of taafa no.
folds! They ato falling beneath tha ecourgp
OF VAT, the po.tiloucc, and the sask-
n,as.es' they t ase wanderng tn dreary Danish.
ineht thcv are sitting by the ashes of
thcsf dead llo2ei; shey Are watching In cham-
b"rs where II falling tho hlsl, of death they
arc boHing AROUND grlvea that will NOT yield
roorns where human oye does not nee the sorrow
Or tho joy that makes life 30 Aafnkly sincere.
Tonsns cannot dascrbe 1t all. And got bow
srao tue reality. Teala tell tho darkest and Tho
brightest story Of human Iifo. Tho sneo.snt and
AlI that IL rare aud wondorfui iu inuso ia hui
tho broath Of thoir Bcna,b'!ity. Wlasovor ri
has wrought to utter most powerfully tho ycarn.
ing Of ths .onl giyea the1n Lut partial, lmnorfect
interpretations Nhcu Language hecouos inado.
1nato. tearH tell tho rest. ID theIr silent e1o.
qneuce Ia moro than all tho meanings Of ile
ml1a.
Tnoy n1e therefore flgn OF eince.e expcri.
ence. Wlnln II il truo that IN soino superc!al
patu1cs they iios with but slight emotion. It IL
aro true In se::that they o1p, the sansib.y OF
profound aoala. Inpy spring out of tue ooosci-
otsnesa Of suffering OK OF Joy that fills tho heart.
Whete thero is this e1rslience eomothin0 haa
moved in the deep places at being. Tiers has
| l'ocn tho d,dcosc1y Of 4 loss, or tuo bsnss Of
| Or tho coming Of \ rare delight, b,eased relief,
| Glorioaa posdessiou eausslto bliss. Thc7 say
that there is in tho soul tho Capacity 10
| enjoy and snt!er feeling OF Belf-fespect q
recognition Of lifc's realities, an appreciation
Of tic ingredients OF At least a present
| good. desire to peaseBs what shall bo
conao1.tion and curo forever. Whcrc nndor
remarkable e1uer,eucs OF etat is suited to
xI!tct t4bre aro 10 tears tlero IL tho Indication
either OF MI upuatural hardness, or Of an
| anguish that has dried up their fountain. a
may sometmes bo assumed By proud nature Il
conceal doep feeling, but this cst hardly cous,n,
| With Beueo Of tho awful aud solemn thtpuo Of
being Tho serious soul always appreciates tho
| krinl and amid sceuey OF woe hekrRv liebtpoas
and indifference show spirit that IL very H.
| durated or rery superficial Nothing diacjonea
1nore cearly All ,,nmanly aud offensive dlsposi-
| tion than that which nlocxH at the tokens Of
dcop emotion. and that in the midst OF dauRer
aud suffering Ia s.olltl OF coutetpptuoua. Thcre
| may be, however, - grief too deep for tc4rs."
| Thhs ts iuderd pnthet,o sight whero tha gon9
! il SO smitten ~ to DO unable to vecp. Iho H.
lIcAtlouH Of this etato arc A!wars Alarming fnr
they say that the uiud las suffered terr,ble
shock, aud that uulo.s there la speedy rslior it
| ia Of omotion-alter tie airooco Of swift aid
terrible gtief-are always the egp OF = bjessed
recovery. are always Welcome. They show that
| oyertaskcd Nature Is finding It's lost balance,
| They toiI Of roturn Of the currents Of feeling
| to their natural channels, They cav Whist tbn
heart would uttor iu its sense of anguish. aud
| thuY heip to etAnch the sorrov that in them
pleads for consolation. Aud this leads ma 10
| speak here briefly Of the blessing Of tearr,
For tearB hare mjuiotry syeu to tho 6t,tferer
Whcu emotion risea to = eortain height there ID
inevitable distress. The seuse Of SD loss tha
| feeling associations, Tho CONSEQUENCE az =
wrong that hI,ghts honor and reputation. tho
! dreasy desolat,un Of friendIeespcso and louetl.
nesa, The conviction OF inner uuworthIncss and
bllntue tho sollctude TINT takes nlt the sunshine
/ flou ifo,-aomotlling like this las flIod tha
l,enrt to The brlm with pa!p, Il would fain fnd
= vent to that Which ,eases and ac,,os aud burna
within, Tears then nre tho strcams tbronrh
wh,ch tho eorrow for tho time 1ows avsv Tbev
I reduce tie weight of the burden under which
ono bows. Thes drown ths bitter thought. They
arc wlne and oil On tAa sore Of tho b,Yteroe ag.
ony. What tho ]lpe coulJ not Hpoak. WHIT "a.
fectlon os,!s mAdo moro grievous: finds utter
nnce aud helm in fex,n Ihav draw nwnv. Itrio
by little tho virus that renklcs 10 tho inyIsDio
wound. iou hAvo loaruad tlAt thev have a bal,n
in tile pesco that Ina followed their tloutur In
lines when yuu falhoned the doopp OF huiusn
experience.
hut tears havo two spr,nea: ono Ia sorrow, and
The u,hcF ioy, 80 D cul,ariy arc wa made. and
so wontlertnllY ara our tensbtl,t1cs aud m.ntal
operations linked together, that it IL impoeslble
to toucu ono chord OF our nature without roach-
iur the lcst. Pleasure md main. tLongh thn An.
til oJes OF eocb uther, nc. M ularyeloasy allied.
They soecu ever side by ,ide. and into
each other their currau,a often strangely min
gto, III our tutcnaeet u,otne1,t. Ia tjtlee when
our cxpesience IL deereut thpy both are presons
Whrn ypu bnyo heen most eyarbrin,mod viii
inr. In fhn ksnnaa, nr.tasw VIM hnvn hscn ror-
,. Jss. a.. ~ ~ nsuuGes .;, om so "'" uoon vi ~.
ne'oan M " niss'.caa toa1ms pn'n. rot yoM aelt