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Dion Boucicault tells this story

Dion Boucicault tells this story
of a brother actor: "a great many
years ago, longer than l like to re-
member, I went to Philadelphia to
try one of my pieces, Jessie Brown
at one Of the theaters. A small &C.
tor was cast for a very small part,
that Of Achmet, I believe. He had
only six lines to speak, and he took
the stage and spoke them like a ira
gedian. I called him down and said,
See here, young man, you're not
playing OtheIlor 4 know I amt"
he replied, but I will some day. and
then walked. of m~uttering something
about punching my head. His pre-
diction come true. That bad Ach-
met but good Othello was John Nc.
Cullough."
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43.


Master Maftzen's house. and arrange
the matter amicably owe a bottle OF
beer"
To this all parties agreed, but I am
sorry to say that they agreed in no.
thing else; for within doors, the dis.
pute was carried on with deafening
confusion and energy. The Flem-
ings contended for the possession Of
the painting, and the Englishman re-
peated his offer.
"But suppose that | don't choose
to have it sold?' said the author.
ooh, my dear Monsieur said the
innkeeper, Il am certain yon would
not wish to deprive an honest poor
man, who can scarcely make both
ends meet of this windiall. Why, it
would just enable me to lay in a good
stock of wine and beer"
"Don't believe him, %brother?" said
the painter, she is an old niser. I
am the father of a family; and being
a painter, you ought to help a broth.
err artist, and give me the preference.
Besides, | am ready to share the
money with YOU"
Gle" said Mr.. Martzen. "Why,
he's an old spendthrift, who has no
money left to give his daughter as a
marriage portion, because be spends
all he gets on himself"
"No such thing; my Susette is be-
trothed to an honest, young French
cahinet-maker; who poor as she is,
will marry her next September"
, GA daughter to portion!' ex-
claimed the strange artist; shat
, quite alters the case. l am content
that the picture should be sold for a
marriage portion. l leave it to our
English friends generosity to fix the
+, sum-"
t II have already offered" replied
the best bidder, cone hundred gui.
f meas for the sketch just as it is; |
will gladly give two hundred for it il
d the painter will consent to sign it in
Y the corner with two words"
What words" exclaimed all the
n disputants at once.
e The Englishman replied:
= "PIERRE DAVID"
{ The whole party were quite dumb
: now; they were struck dumb with
establishment. The sign painter
9 held his breath, glared with his eyes
S frantica!ly clasped his hands TO.
'e gether, and fell down on his knees
q before the great French painter.
:" "Forgive mc!' he exclaimed, "for-
W give me for my audacious igno.
>. rance!"
is
David laughed heartily; and TAX
= ing his hand, shook it with fraterna]
= cordiality.
q BY this time the news of the dis
covery had spread; the tavern was
crowded with persons anxious te
~ drink the health of their celebrated
pd visitor; and the good old man, stand
ing in the middle Of the room
ed pledged them heartily. In the mids
Mt of the merry-making, the sign-pain
ter's daughter, the pretty susett'
%, threw her arms round her benefac
n. tors neck.
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HAPPINESS is the perpetual pos
session of beings we'll deceived, for.
it is manifest what mighty advan-
tages fiction has over truth; and the
! reason is at our elbow, because i'm
agination can build nobler scenes
and produce more wonderful revoln-
tioDs than fortune or nature a be
| at the expense TO furnish.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SttLssit S'fSs
G., NJ. BAYLEY 81 PoND)
VS.. NO. ZOO.
NJ. Il. DoZIER.
NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT-PAR-
ISL OF RAPIDEs.
DY VIRTUE OF AND TO SATISFY
Id 4 writ of Fieri Facias issued and to
me directed in the above entitled and
numbered suit, | have seized and will
offer for sale at Public Auction in front
of the Court House door in the Town OF
Alexandria, La, between the hours
prescribed by law, on
SATURDAY, the 10Th day of JUNE,
1877,
the following described property, to-
witt
A certain piece or lot of ground stu
ated in the village of Pineville, Parish
and State aforesaid, fronting on the
H~arrisonburg road, with a front OF one
hundred and forty-three feet; bounded
above by Cemetery Road, below by
lands of Mrs. Charles w. Boyce, and in
rear by the Catholic Cemetery, togeth
err with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon, consisting of dwellings
store. warehouse and outbuildings.-
Also a certain lot of ground situated il
the village of Pineville, State and Par
ish aforesaid, fronting on the Harrison
burg road, with q front ozone hundred
and two feet, aud running back in par
| allel lines four hundred feet, BOUNDED
above by lands of G. W. Gillette, ant
below by lands of W. w. Jones, and il
rear by lands of w. W.Jones.
TERMS OF SALE:-Twelve months ere
(dit or bond, the purchaser being re
quired to furnish good and approve'
Joint security, and special mortgage re
tanned on the property sold.
II. NJ. ROBINSON,
Nav 20 1s77-tds. Sheriff.
Printers Fees $500.
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THE American pilgrims to Rome
were received by the Pope on the
oath. The delegation comprised 80
Ecclesiastics and $50 lay members,
and was led by the Archbishop Of
Philadelphia, and the Bishops Of
Allegheny, Natchitoches, Albany,
Louisville, Galveston, Detroit, Green
Bay, Hartford and others. Offer
ihgs to the amount Of over $4,000
were presented.
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n i T.

MARGARET r. iiopNiNs,
Lou LArnnScn, rjsh Court.
her husband.
STATE OF LoUls1iSA--RAr1Drs PARISH.
IN THIS CASSIDY REASON OFTHE
1 law and the evidence being in favor
IF Plaintiff, Margaret Z. Hopkins, wife
Of Louis laurence, it is ordered, adj
Judged and dpcrced that the Plaintiff
recover from the Defendant, Louis Lau-
renee, the sum of -Four Hundred and
Fifty Dollars, with five per cent. inter
est per annum from the 18th of April,
1877, and costs of this suit with recog-
milton of her mortgage according TO
law. And for reason aforesaid it is fur
Their ordered, adjudged and decre"d
that the community of acquets ana
gains between them be and is hereby
dissolved that she be separated in
property from her said husband, ana
that she have the management and con-
troll of her property independent OF her
husband.
Thus done and signed in open Court,
this the 2lst day of April, A. ID. 1877
JOHN CLEMENTS,
Parish Judge.
hereby certify the foregoing to be
correct copy of the Judgment on file IN
record 1926 of the Docket of the Parish
Court of Rapides Parish.
(,-l In testimony whereof have
IL. s. hereto signed my name official
- ly and affixed the seal of the
Parish Court, Of Rapides Parish, a
Alexandria, La. on this the Sd day O.
May, A. d. 1877.
JAMES II. RANSDELL,
May 80, 1S77-3t. Jerk.
Printers fees $500.
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CENTENNIAL
w M ILL!
ALEXANDRIA, LA.

HAVING SPARED NEITHER MON
Ill ey nor time, to erect a first class
Mill, which is now in full operation, |
hereby to the public, that l
can fill and deliver any bill of Lumber
here or at any point on Red River,
within short notice.
Parties in need of Lumber, Of any
kind, would act to their interest to call
al the Office, before ordering elsewhere,
as nv facilities are such rs to meet the
demand of the public generally.
OFFICE--at Schmalinski & Blooms
Store. LUMBER YARD--at the old Rail-
road Depot. Respectfully,
May Soft. E. SCHMALlNSkI.
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TOO MUCH BLUE

EARLY Oh a fine summer morning,
an old man was walking on the road
between Brussels and Namur. He
expected a friend to arrive by the
diligence, and lie set out sometime
before it was due, to meet it on the
road. Having a good deal of time to
spare, he amused himself by watch
ing any object of interest that caught
his eye; and at length stopped to in
spect the operations of a painter,
Who mounted on a ladder placed
gainst the front of a wayside inn,
vas busily employed in depicting a
sign suitable TO its name, The Ri
sing Sun"
"He,e," said the old man to him
self, sis ali honest dauher, who
Knows as much Of perspective as a
.art-horse; and who, I'll warrant,
.ancies himself a Rubens. How he
brushes in tina. ultra.marine sky!'
The critic commenced walking
backward and forward before the
nm, thinking that he might as vel
otter there for the diligence as walk
on farther. The painter, meantime
continued to lay on the fresh coats
If the brightest blue, which appear
ed to aggravate the old gentleman
very much. At length when thu
sign painter took another brush full
of blue paint to plaster on, the spec
tator could endure it 40 longer, ant
exclaimed, severely:
"Too much blue"
The honest painter looked dow
from his perch, and said in q tone 0
forced calmness, which an angry MAJ
sometimes assumes.
"Monsieur does not perceive tina
l am painting a sky"
20, yes, l see very we'll, you ar
trying to paint a sky, but l tell 20
there's too much blue"
"Did you yer see skies painte
, without blue, Master amateur?
81 am not an amateur. / merel
tell you, in passing-l make til
. casual remark that there is to
much blue; but then do as you lik'
Put more blue, if you don't thin
+ you have troweled ON enough a
ready"
"But I tell you, that I want to r.
present a clear blue sky at sunrise
"And l tell you, that no nal
his senses would paint a sky at SUI
rise, blue"
"By Saint Gudula, this is is t.
much!!" said the painter, comit
down from his ladder, at no pail
this time to conceal his anger;
= should like to see how you wou
: paint a sky without blue!"
D 81 don't pretend to much skill
IS sky.paintipg; but, if | were to ma
a trial, I wouldn't put in too mu
I. blue .
v "And what would it look like
you didn't"
"Like nature, I hope, and not Ii
yours, which might be taken fol
bed of gentianella, or a sample
English cloth, or anything you pies
II except a sky; I beg to assure y
for the tenth time, there Is too MI
bluep
= II tell you what, old gentlema
cried the insulted painter, cross
" his maui-stick over his shoult
and looking very fierce, 81 dare
you are a very worthy fellow W
you are at home; but should not
= let out alone"
IT, "Why notS'
"Why not? Because you mus
,crazy to play the critic after
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nOING BUSINESS WITHOUT AD-
y VRRTISING IS LIKE W1NKlNG
AT A PRETTY GIRL IN THE DARK
YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING,
BIT NO ONE ELSE DOES.
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HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID
FOR COTTON and ALL
COUNTRY PRO
DUCE.
notice..

r HAVE So GOOD TEXAS MULES
l. which I will sell at reasonable rates.
Call at Excelsior Stable for further
particulars. n. i. MCGINNls.
Get. 25.
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FARMERS
&n

Will stand this season at J. B. AucoIn,s
ne VIII serve Mares at the reduced price
o. SLOW for the season, and insur1ng a
Mare with fOal.
Those neglecting to attend regularly un-
I'll the Mare is known to be with foal. will
be required to pay full price.
PedIgree.' Farmers Friend is s wears
Did; weighs 400 lbs is a beautifully mahoga
ny bay, black legs, name and tail, and is
l64 hands high. He was sired by Young
Potomac, grand sire Old Potomac, brought
from Kentucky by David Niles. Dam by
b9rnap's old Sampson of Hillsboro Ill.
Young POtomac's Dam was full blooded
tSire Archy)
j.. AUCOIN, Parish of Assumption.
lan.I.fI.ly. Labadieville, p
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TUFTS PILLS

A distinguished physician of New Yor
Jays:
at is astonishing how universally d.
TUFTS Fills are used. In my daily round
[ hear of them not only among the poo
out their virtues are heralded from the mar
lions of the wealthy and refined. Know
ng the inventor from his long connectio
With the medical profession, | have gres
confidence in tn ,ir merits, and of late hav
,ften prescribed them with the happiest re
.ul " in cases where l desired to make q dc
.ided impression on the liver"
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lCEDEPoT.

Marhe st. bet'ceeAtSt Philip and 81. Lonis
Streets. THBOD4tX, Ia.
First quality Ice till be furnished. in
quantities to suit puiNhasers, at the fol
lowing prices;
by block..............A.2 g n
May 1877, \
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DR.. Tut has been er
gag d in the practice {
MEDICINE thirty years, an
for along time was demon
strator Of anatomy in tn
Medical College of Geo:
gia, hence, persons usin
his Pills have the guarar
tee that they are prepare
on scientific principle.
and are Tree from al
quackery.
He has succeeded i
combining in them tn
heretofore antagonist
qualities Of a strengthen
ing, bnrgatiUe, anda Pr,
firing tonic.
Their first apparent e.
feet is to increase the ar
petite by causing the foo
to properly assimilate
Thus the system is nous
ished, and by their ton;
action on the digestive o.
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Large and Complete
Blacksmith, WAeelaCright
and Carriage Shop.
III. Tetreau. Proprietor.

INFORMS his friends, and the public in
L general, that he is prepared to under
take all kinds of work in his line, at advan-
tagcous conditions and moderate prices.
He has secured the services Of first class
workmen of recognized ability. He has laid
i'll a full and varied supply of spokes and
fell0es of first choice, for carriages, etc.
Also an assortment of patent carriage
wheels, steel hubs-a new article.
new style Collins with glass;, imitation rose
wood. black walnut and ash.
A choice and select stock of ready-make
shrouds, for men, women and children, an
article of luxury, new style. at very moder
ate prices.
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PERSONS TAKE ON FLESH,
WORTH Their WEIGHT N GOLD.

LOUISVILLE, KY.
Aug. 3, 1875.
DR.. Tut Dear Sir
For ten years I have bee
a martyrto dyspepsia, cor
stipation, and piles, an
had we'll nigh exhauste
the materia medica for re
lief from this living dcatt
when, by accident, you
Pills were brought to m
notice. I z their use
and the first dose gave IN
such reliefthat continue
to take them. I am now
well man, have a good az
petite, can digest we'll, tn
piles have disappeared
and I have gained fort
pounds in solid flesh.
would not be withou
them for their weight i
gold.
REV. II. L. SIMPSON
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
HOTEL

Mr.. Thomas Alberti informs his friends
and the travelling public that he has made
some new arrangements which will enable
him to satisfy all those who will honor him
with their customs.
Meals furnished at all hours of the day.
Breakfast at 10 o'clock A. NJ. and Dinner
at 4 o'clock P. NJ.
COmmOdlous and we'll furnished rooms.
MODERATE PRICES.
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They are perfect.
harmless, can be tax
en- by young or ole
without restraint OF
diet or occupation.
PRICE as Emf
OFFICE,
IS MURRAY STREET.
NEW YORK.
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C.. & Gle.

-lMPORIAIEURS DE-
Mdrchdndises seches, 6trung6res ct
Ameracaines.
Cotons, lndienmes, Rubans, Bon
netcrie, Mouchoirs. etc etc.
70 Rue de Charities, pres Canal.
NOUVELLE-O ORLEANS.
Cette maison deja bien connue par son
S~anciennete go ans d'existence) ct lie bas
prix de ses articles, Offre aux marchands
YES C~ompagnes. fassortiment lie plus COM
Net ct lie plus varie de marchandises seche.
Cette maison regoit chaque semaine de
nuveaux envOis du Nord ct de FEurope
ct pet un soin tout particular d remplir les
ord'es qui li sont ADDRESSES I'll sept rs la
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Turkish Ierns.

In view OF numerous requests, wo
give the following explanation Of
certain terms now daily used in the
dispatches concerning tho war in
Europe.
Sultan-Tho Sovereign OF tho
Turkish E;npiro-tho recognized or
gan Of all oxoctive power in the
State. Tho headquarters arc at
Constautinople.
porto-'fhe Government Of the
Turkish Empire
Sabine Porte---Tho official name
OF tho Government, SO called from
the gate of tho SultGn's palace.
Grand Ni2ior--Tho chief Minister
Of the Turkish Empire.
Diyan--Thc Turkish Council OF
Stato-tho "Cabinet'
Grand Mutti--Uhicf Interpreter
Of the Mohammelan law and head
OF tho "Wiso Mou'--iGrists, theolo-
gians and literati who assemblies
for consultation on his order. lie
is mostly styled tho Chief of the
Faithful. \ writer says fetwa or
decree for him would summon IA.
round the standard OF tho prophet,
al the fanaticai Of Islam to fight to
tho death against tho infdels, in
the firm belief that death on the
bait le-lGld 10 sure passport to Par
adise'
PGshG-Govornors, Vicoroy, com
manders, civil aud military rulers Of
Provinces.
Deys-About the same as Pashas
Shoik Tho namo given tho heads
OF Arabian tribes or clans. 1t
means older or eldest in dignity
aud authority.
Osmandi-A Turkish official.
Iglan--Moham,nodans themsel-
yes.
Musen!mGn--A follower Of ,loham-
mod.
Ottoman Empiro-Another name
for tue Turkish Empire, aud derives
its name from Osman, its founder.
Osmanli8--The Turks proper.
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GLENN'S
GUEP.KU.R SOAP.


CBosoycnY CUERs D'sphesa op THR Srrrs.
DsaUTHiES TiiH CUMEENtCN IREyRFra
h"D N&aIDlEs kHEUMhriSI AND GOUT,
EEAiS SO-G5 AND Au2aslOSs uy rH.
CUTlcLE AND COvH7EGAcTS CoaTACloE.
This Standard External Remedy for Err,.
ions, Sores ald Injuries Of the Skin, not unl,
REMOVES FROM THE COMgLENIog ALL BiRM-
lsBEs arising from local impurities Of tho
blood and obstruction Of The pores, but alsa
those produced by the sun and wind, such al
tan and freckles. /, renders the cUricIA
NARvrlouSLY CLEAR, snoOIu ami TLIANr,
md Icing 4 WHOLESOME BE4VgIyYR 10 IL
preferable 20 any cosmetic,
AL Tii2 GcgEDiAL ADVANTAGES oy SUI
fRuR bA7HS are insured Y rdE USE og
C'<it's'' S'ttpl't1' Soap, winch IN alii-
Gin &c !tS purifying effects, remedies and P2E-
VENTS RHEUMATISM and GOuT.
Il also DIsNFRcrs CLOTHING and IIEPN
and PREVENTS DIsEhsEs CONAUHICATRn ~
roErACr With the PERSON.
II ulesoLvEs DANDRuFP, prevents l-ii.
ies', and retards graynesi Of the hair. -.
lhy:iasn, tlcal: of i, 10 high terms. 81
Priccs-25 end so Gcxh per Cake. ep1r
Box - CGkes), 0Oc. and 81. 20.
f-ILo o. Sei esIea ere t-i,Is As s4s q t-o.o d
- Costs
" "EtL'S HAZE AND U1il3EBl DyE,n
E'sS.S c. 1rown, 80 Tens.
ti, C4ITEII0I, PrOp'r, Sixth lg., III
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TO TILE SICK.

\ great many are now suffering with colds,
coughs, and O,her ailments, which. II mol
E" =! ~ attended 20 may result I'm an lncuras
bic disease. For all diseases Of tho throat,
...oHst and lungs, bronchlalor asthmatio atLsc.
Dr, S'"oWsC5 Compound Syrup Of YiM
GtcTy
is pleasant and cortain cure. The oIdss, md
best renoly. 1t promotes cNpoctOratlon. and
removes all diseased mntter which os,truc.s the
!ings, 'he liberation IL healed. aud tho suffcror
strengthonng, and for dlsturbei rest at uiuhE.
us use VIII give sweet repOse. :If tho bowels nr
contlVe, or liver disprdered, take ut nrst few
doaos Of Swayno's Tar and Sarsaparilla Pilh
which Will evacuate tho bowels, and Is Of vital
Importance, relieve the cOngestod liver, and
remove Gl tillousnesd. Then follow with
Swayne's Will Cherry Syrup, and health.
strohgth And happiness Ia sdre to DO tho reeuK
Ihcde yaluab BILE IN med.clpos
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l.C.g.ry rgoN ri4sr PiIN
for ~ inquy aoGry hJurl onl aud
nov comes the question. was IL
uima idouiy in her l--Gussio wen
into tho sitting room whero Alr.
ilann 0nd was alone, waiting for tho
horses.
Hj CLAN cod up as sho clmo slyly
in, looking very fair 10 500.
Il am still waiting. you SEQ, Miss
G1saio. II is real good Of you to
como lnd help no be patient -
',jisa Gu5Ho ~ Ho uoyor had
'c1lllt hof % untl that other dpy.
irni ho noyor had addressed her
in,ra tAu.iariy since
/ "riara ii eth 8omo time, Mr.
.Ianlonl--ne3-lv halls al hour yet.
, ! an sorry yop shoulJ be impatient
To- get away.
lie lat;4od-no. tho froo, Joyous
laugh shg 80 Lowell b. lccc but
Icold on5tgCilci uuth.
'Tt ia rather s.ang,. isn't il, after
'1ring IA 10 Lm1y FOR So long ?
What 4 fine creature Nwa,~ ;6 l'
/ GJas.u know Ao mean. oln of the
two handsome Au4ag3 LC could see
,irom the window, Aud she know, too,
that there was not any satisfaction
i'll his farewell.
I.c had ceased b care for her
that was evident, or no would cer-
tainly have taken this golden oppor.
4 tuuity.-and it was her owu act that
wns recoi!ins in such i,Griu! violence
: nt her heart.
rho wos trembling with nervous
o cxcl.omont and jealous love and de
spair Sno NV tho carriage como
bowling dp toward the l,oLt door,
.Hlo knew
Sho only knew she loved him
iosrly. dca,!y, aad she must lose
% him by log own ccGel fact.
}. she could not endure it--lhis
u brave, sweet, faulty eil, With hci
- foolish little head aud her loving
2 big heart ana so--do you blam,
her ! don't q bit--shc won't trcmb
b Angly up 10 hcr rejected lover, ant
laid her hand ON bis arm.
Mr.. lIammond--WIll' don't gC
Of so-indced-indecd-I want yol
lo--plcaso-ploaso forgive mo FOL
what I-said--wlat I dil not say
Il / iaoGn.- And too hot bluohoi
and the toars camo both nt opco
nld through them both Willard
Hammond saw l. glow in her ey,
u that mado him drop his oyorcoat,
and step near to hor--so near, ho
p, quick, hurried bregthings were OF
hi0 check.
"Gussie what do you mean Gu'
sic for Gods sake do not cheat M
II am not 20 have your love
Gus5io, do You lovc mo, darling %
And it was the happiost moment
il both ;hoic lives.
But was it unmaidcnly.
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Stronq or Weak Men.

Wo mistake strong feelings Tor
strong character, A man who boars
III boiore hi,n--beforo whose frown
domestics trelnble, and whose bursts
of fury make the children OF tho
house quako-becauso no has his
will obeyed, and his own way in ell
things, we call him n strong man.
The truth il, that he is n weak man
it is his passions that arc strong
to DO mastered by them is weak.
You must measure tho strength of O
ioan by tho power Of the feelings
ho subdues, not by tho power OF
those which snbdue him. And hence
composuro is very often tho result
Of strength. Did We never SEQ q
man receive IL fragrant insult, and
only grow little pale, and then re-
ply quietly That was a man spirit.
ually strong. Or did we mover see
a man in anguish, stand as il carr
we'd out OF solid rock, mastering
himself like real hero or bearing
Il hopeless daily trial, remain silent,
and never tell the world what it was
that cankcred his home peace
That is strength Ile who with
strong passions, m q n chasto
he who, keenly sensitive, with manly
power of Indignation in him, can
be provoked, can yet restrain him
self and be forgiven--these arc
strong mon, spiritual heroes. Rob
ertsOn.
II is mentioned as curious fact by
old woodmen, that tho booch and syca-
more trees arc noyor struck by lights
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