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opinion which you ought not To rick a;
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chinc, look at the fog horn, look az the
bell-puncb, look at the book-ag,nt. And,
more than all, thousand times, look at
the last and greatest, the aropEone, which
will enable Moody and Sankey to stand
ON the tallest summit Of the Rocky
mountains and deliver their messages to
listening America and necessarily it
will annul and do away with the PERM
cious custom of taking up a collection.
But, as was about to remark, it has al
ways seemed to me-that is, of course, since
reached reasoning age-that this much
agitated question Of future rewards and
punishments was one upon which honest
and sincere differences Of opinion might
exist; one individual, with mere or less
justice, leaning to the radical side Of it,
whilst another individual, with apparent
ly equal justice, but with infinitely more
common sense, more intelligence, more
justification, leans to bitter and re-
morseless detestation of the pitilcss prince
IF perdition-a slip of the tongue, do
sincerely assure you'll beg you to let
me withdraw that unintentional slur
upon the character of that great and cx-
cellen, parsonage with whom and whose
country We are upon the closest and
| warnlest terms, and who--it is no use,sir,
viii sit down; don't seem to have any
knack at a diplomatic speech. l have
probably compromised the country
enough for the present. Nonsense aside,
sir, l am most sincerely glad to assist at
this public expression Of appreciation of
Mr.. Taylor's character, scholarship aud
distinguished literary service. am sure
he was not merely one of the ti;,est men
We had for the place, but the tittcst. In
so honoring him, our country has con-
spicuously honored itself.
Ir is curious that some learned Juices,
because they can write nonsense in
dead languages, think themselves bet
Tor fl,nn man ul,., can tall San0a in liv.