, 1876-02-19

libIlisy. Only through q frank. honcst and
truly brothoriy cooperation can NO hopo for a
trua adyanceRcnt Of kno"lodge. We I'll want
tlo sams thinE; - q re H.. ety.o!o1l:'1th.s ;,
tho spirit Of Truth. which H. tho living spirit OF
cannot !ie!l 10 tho voice ot Truth, whoever can:
.p of'9 II se.pss I'LL e Il H. yse Of
c.tes such sau.imoe!s A. theso whioh ws lind
sonAry work 1t homo as much a. abroad thsfo
s1n , slon'.nds . wat!nE so listen i one ,, man
starving. because they cannot ilnd that fool
rhici' IN convonant for them. Aud. oven IL
ths spirit Of Truth might 30 ehainad down
By fear or prudence, tho sprit, of Love
would ncver yield. Once recognize tic common
brotherhood of nnnklnd, not AZ nAmo or q
thaory. tnt Al rcal bond. ~ q bond moro
bi;dinE. more LASTING than sle bonda Of family.
l open my han'1 Why ahuuld opcn my loart
why ahonId srsak to my brother will never
bost i"sn-nen Of tho grostost povof md iu-
syon in tho Church ltsclf-who are no longer
Christian In tho old sonae Of tho word. Bonlo
imagine they have ceaasd 10 10 Christians alto.
Ecther. bccsnso sLoy feel that they canlot BE-
| llovo ~ much rs others profess to bclioyo. Wa
canno. AFFORD to lose heao mon. nor alall wo
loao t!ls1n ii no loarn to bo Ratist!ou Will, what
| satmtied Christ and tho Apost'cH,-wIth what
satist1os many Il hartl-wosking, missionary. II
| Clrlatanity is 10 fetain ts hold Oh Europe and
AmeEica, II IL is 10 couquer IN tho Holy War OF
| tho future. 1t nlunt throw of liz heavy armor,
| tho Lolmos OF braas and the coat Of nsil. and
fhco tic world like David. with lis staff, his
siopos. and his aling: We waus less ot crccds,
but moro Of trust !: iesA Of ceremony, but more
| Of work less Of so1en,ntty, but moro Of
gentai honesty; loss Of doctrine, ;but moro Of
love. There IL q faith. III small as Rra!u OF
n'.srtard-socsl, hut that grain aloac. can moyo
mountains, aud, moro than tint, It can moyo
hearts,. Whatever tue world may say Of tls Of
littlo faith. lot us remember that thoro was Ono
nl,n accepted the offering Of ths poor widow.
had, even all Ler living" When, We say, Max
Mueller proclaima doctrines liko those quoted
above, no. is sowing ecod IN tho hearts OF lia
| hearers tlat will bear quito ~ gracious and
precious frut As that which springs from the
germs Of BcientIfo truth which he may scatter
from ID original AID prolific mind.
| ANoVGL BY MISS YoN6E.
| LIZ TnrN1 ALctbES: A FApKD PHOTOGRAPH. By
| cnAnLo7rE H. yosoE. Author Of "Tho Heir Of
hetlely1c," ete Nsw Yor1: hacmill.a y \ Co. cht'
Whon Miss {onge states In her preface that
sho hss Attempted In this novel to adapt the
Crock fablc OF Hercules aud hia twolyo LAHORE 10
modern life and eusroundings, dismal fore-
bodlng clouds tho expectation. A straiaod, ar
tiicial story la ono OF tho droasost thugs possl-
bio 10 contemplate, aud What elae cnn ba hoped
for with n mythical colossus stalking along down
tho scenes, accomplishing ut cveFy turn super
human fonts OF physical prowesa2 Wo want
| nature and Hpontanoity IN o novel. Events
must happen in practicable way. They may be
romantic aol exaggerated, but they muBt aeom
credible. PorBonagcs, too, may aud nhould be
fdcaliaed. but not beyond tho bounda OF reason.
They must not transcend our conception Of shat
individual humanity might bo ut its very best.
Can tho giant 1IerouIea. clothed In liop-skin
and armed with club. be transformed into a
living boro OF the nineteenth century, without
violence to sensa and truth b1ies Yongo has
clAverly shown That tho thing may 10 doue.
Bho does not endoavor To adhere rigidly to tha
classical logend. but kespa 80 coso TO 1t that tho
parallel ls CLEARLY maintained Noither does abe
hold herae!f hound to repeat the deeds Of bodily
strength familiar In tho antique tale but, fu.
victories that have fur loftier and more tmpress.
iro sIguiticnnco. In ehort, she has succeeded
In her intontion Of proving that the pstiont,
| loroic cop0ueror who wears in ancitnt traditions
tho name or ucrculos and In endowed With tho
po.orB Of d divinity, may 30 occaaionally moi
with In mortal world. doing the common work ol
the present day.
Ia tho massive md Atatoly Harold. that wo for
get ho Ia nodded after great Greek archesype
and fancy him N original creation. The gentle
neaa and simplicity that aro tho dominant nttri-
lutcs Of Ills t,atute eppour especially fascinht
ino whom found In companionshtp With immonHt
etreneth and giant stature. A man who has til.
capacity OF q hn'f-aozou ordinary men, and
vboso mind Ia Nv true and STRAIGHTFORWARD 10 thu
! Of an ingenious chiId. Ia 4 creature whom Il
makea one botts. 10 consider,
TROPICAL TRAVELS.
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