, 1877-02-11

atncists, too proud to believe anything. on the
other, preached Jesus and the resurrection, we
faith anl doubt than Boston nowpEesents. May
the result be even more glorious. There will be
many who will mock. There will. as at Athens,
be tic patrons Of scholarly curiosity, who VIII
want to hear of it again to solve the problem
IRON Z critical stand point. There will also, NC
doubt not, be many Dionysus aud DaMaris
who will believe unto the salvation OF their
souls.
SWING UNDER BLUE GLASS.
HIS MEprTATloSs AND CONCLUSIONS.
TneAHiance
Well, here We sit comfortable enough, and,
for all We know, health is pouring into our
mortal frame ut such n rate that death may be
kept back hundred years. As white light
Possesses marvellous power, and carries all the
vegetable and animal kingdom in its infinite
arms, painting tue roses, aul tho peaches, and
tile grass, aud tho cheek Of the maiden, and the
soldier, from Greenland to Spain, even so may
blue light possess an unspcalaolc virtue, and DC
able to check, obliterate, and sink to oblivion
disease and weakness, and even melancholy
itself, and make death q very remote contingent
cy. Who kuowsl But If blue glass comes ut
all into this suffering world, it will OF course be
| met with dcrision. The crowd which laughed
until it nearly died over the first steamboat, and
| which mockcd ut the idea t1at railway could
| compete with a canal, and that city could be
| lighted with gas, aud that men could send mes
| s.scs to each other by lightning, is not dead
| vet, nor done laughing; and when pale SUI
tcrcr hangs up the blue strips that same crowd,
| with it's eternal grin, will CONC along and point
! up to the window and gigglc. Hence. one should
! experiment cautiously, and. it possible, put up
III tereal1 flint In tic cciline, of his Atc, and
| c1nerimcut away from the gaze OF the skeptIcal
and the laugh OF the proianc tnaer the
| influence OF vain and foolish scrutiny the sout
| blue light might be doing without the body,
| ;]e mental unrest within might DC undo'ng.
| The benevolent azure light should fall upon a
| body in which dozcs peaceful soul. AS tlnac'
years. or generations pass away, Inc glass IN ue-
| holc can emerge from scclnsion, and then one
| chi sit under it i'll peace; ana III 1hat uaS eac"
Immortal being on earth VIII carry, IN summer
| time, 4 blue umbrella with hluc pane III us
zenith, that this colorcu ray may sfite LIS noae
1 f,oncjnsion Fjrst--For the present let the ex-
neri1nents be conducted away from the public
= vulgar observation.
| lust submitted another reason for modcsty IN
lie usc Of this translucent medium. It is this;
Perhaps the mental and physical growth secured
in this new style will not be OF good Gt'ai1ty'
4 lady who had eaten grapes from the not
l,ousc OF Gen plcasonton declared them TO be
IMMENSELY lurge, but not at all sweet. Man Is
US a grape. Hence, II one must lose in quaiity
what he gains i'll appetite or duration, let ol'e
stand bv quality and sit under the olel-1ashioneo
rass. Who wishes to expose himself to an ill.,
flnruce that will make him flourish tremendous
| IL Tor awhile, but which will maize his friends
hut lin, down ut last us an inspld old pulp:
fonrscorc than to live kind OF iclly-1sh life.
Conclusion Second-One should call MS
friends in once in two weeks anu 1emand o.
them candid opinion about the QUALITY & OF ne" te,"