Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-10-07

tSSs'iltca'y aT1 You ale Elass hat Lmtl
brother and [ have not spoken for
years."
yes" "a THa igIiSiIHfTTa 5TOfl
~And pray. what do you mean by ask
M" FX Mx e,,s gsIhs tqIst ;nosnsR Ghrist-
mks bas, ansk< onte1 upo5 dulVI year.
WisRo& making up tint Fdhfef !sTN
MAKE it up? 1t is more his doing
t tn on %Iss Eet eif Pqke it vi davs 1
'.iIe is The offender. and you may be
SUR. he will not come forward" %
HE ought to-"
with Ss y sS"ss ass yc Go Il
once to him and strive to make up the
breach"
Il have no such iptention,~I replied,
suikily; sit is not my place.
fNrApd yet you area clergy man, and ifi.|
tend preachinga Sermon upon charity
Shame upon you. That is not charity.n
1T is; the highest %
Charity thinketh no evil saws the
book you ought TO know well. rChssrltv
sufereth long, and is kind.'"
Il am sure / have suffered long,"
".Charity~beqeth all thiliess"
Dear me. l am sure | have borne
long" .-,f,a hre s.gtfs sah..
Yes. but not forgivingly."
well, II l were TO attempt a reconcile
&ylhite,is,bhs; heMJIll be most iInwiSig
ing to make it up"
Charity hoprthsall things.'n AHH
But what li;is that to DO with it p
Everything, if you are wishing to
practice the virtue" .
muscd: SWELL it's worth trying.
shall think of it tomorrow"
Tomorrow has plenty work of its
own; and first and foremost, that said
All, we'll; 4 Can see about it next
week."
Then you will have lost the 0ppOr-
tmnity of Christian reconciIiation..s
90 "What matter. SO long us reconcilia-
ton is effected ?"'ii s'A'"ntii'"2N. :.
Ibid you ever hear that sprocrastin;l-
ton is the thief of time? "'D'' = =
We'll. certainly cannot think Of GO
ing out tonight" ia s4sisTo9
You can. if you choose"
mo, certainly not. Hark."
Ii was my wife and children trying
over their new Christmas chant, anu the
sweet voices rang out the notes OF the
harmOnium. felt the sacred words
echo through my heart. "On earth peace:
COOL will towards men," 'a9iS
Good will, ah and with sudden de-
termination seized my hat, and ag lin
departed OIL an errand of duty. rs itf
i Our friends are always more ready for
a reconciliation THAN we fancy. Need
say tlmt my long estranged brother greet
ed me with open arms. that his wife re-
ceived me warmly, aud that before halt
! an hour was passed. there were little
!, ones climbing OH the knees of their new
i, unele. I(.I N liz |
AN hodrIatelI was telling my wife OF
! the additional guests to be at our party.
}, ..Your brother y'' She said, greatly
| startled 'you don't mean Tom ?"
) Yes"
! "Did you go to him."
"jam esp She said. Nth aproad losipa
d look, vysN.Sareta saint" $40 $3.50
l knew it was the partial commenda-
d ton of an atfecti0nate wife, but still il
4 greeted my ears pleasaDtly.lor'A t1le;lst
try to be-" l said, as | re-entered my
3 study. Il Try, to be. and L trust success
I YOU satisfied ?" This TO the sprite in the
= flower. :. ha.s =.
) Not quite.'' 80
: What i'm the world do you want now?'
cried, quileFaghast. = ,e-r~..--,gs
[ The most. difficult thing of all-tha
YOU should not make such speeches. OF
t think such thoughts, as those OF Il mo-
ment ago." 80 ,csAd - 1 > = -
= Eth 2"
II ".Charlty vaunteth not itself-is no
Y pulled up"
II A pany cf remorse twitched me. AM
g almost for the inst time IN my life / ut
r tered a ferventS prayer for'h,lmility.- -
1t was very merry party next even
T. ing, and we elders watched with deligh
l. our children gamboling round the git
+ laden tree, but amidst all our glee tn
true words of my little mentor force
4. themselves on my thoughts. 70
% ssJames,"a said my wife%to me late i
Is the evening, Il forgot TO ask you villa
X your text tor Tomorrow is
IL. uCharity valilteth not itself-is nc
At pulled up" 'tiIEi
Il She looked puzzled moment. swell,
s, she said, lit is II very good text, anu OH
" to which am sure you can do justice.
20 "Can II" Next day | was compl
" mented oil my sermon. l trust that OH
ID of the most earnest listeners was th
{ II preacher. A