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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-02-07

LoyiNa FR1EEDs Never cast asid,
your iriendsii BY any possibility yo
can retain them We are The weak
est OF spend,hrahs if We let one droI
of through inattention, or let onr
pnsb away another, or if we hole
aiotf from ORC through petty jealousy
or heedless slight Or ronghpess.
Wrllld yon throw away q diamond
becanfe i picked yo,a One good
ttiend isIlot u BE weighed agains
the jewels Of tie earth. II there is
Il OliscfS Of unkmdnese between ne
les uE c9me tAce to flce and have it
ont Quick, before llio love grove
coIdt Life is too short 10 quarrel in,
ar to carry black lhonghss Of ErIends.
IL Is eae 90 lose Il tlieEd, but new
oac VIII Ept colllu for ealllsgg, aes
paAe 0p sVr Ehe Did ole.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
TIE COMING DOG SHOW.
soltE OF TnE ENTEIEs ALNrADY MADE

SOME OF gHE ENTRIES ALEEADY MADE.
The opportunity 10 enter dogs for the com
ing bench show, 70 be held in GlmoTr's Garden. win
cease tomorrow evening, eaIlier, il the 90 appca
tons are received before that time. Last year twotrds
eut1es made during the last three days, bun
up L. last evening the applications were douhl" those
sent in during period last year The Baltimore
show ended on Friday las ana It Il expected that many
applications will be received today.
Among the dogs airrndv entered are an imported
Chinese pug, Whe-h aired foX-errcI, ana some
genuine skyes. AUGUST Bclmort, ir., aud cSDod
Morris have each cutcred hve OF six beautiful fox
terriers. Edmund Orgin, of Tennessee, has secured
st.l- he kennel of pointers and Dr. = liCUt nPtr
ard Henry ~ Mum have sent in the names ~ their
collections Of Gordon settlers e. II. Elyr onds cei,-
brutel kennel Of Lav,rdCk sctters are also nuOES
tho.e already entered. Tho colv class viii contain
TWO animals imported direct from Queen NicurTa's
kennel. Several persons have tried 10 enter Spuz
dogs nut have refused All additional special ifize
has bcon given by Tiffany d Co.. consisting Of silver
can OF tho value so, which wlh be awarded 10 the
best pait Of Japanese panels The managers nave bad
ccrtIhcatcs engraved, Of which viii be given 10 each
pyige winner, lncludIag those WhOs' dQss are simpy
commended Last year Iucb trouble was caused D' the
u.s OF th. paucr tags which were required 20 be
an xei 40 each dogs collar. In many instances pupPt.
chew ed their tags 10 render thtr nGWbrr5 Hrd
classes lndis ncushahlc This ycsr the managers have
adsBicd IA tag NitA wlft iasenlng. Oh which lie
dogs uuIubcr viii nc punched ana which cannot DC re-
moved except by fling.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
BOND BURDENED COUNTIES.
TRYING 10 COMPROMISE N ms 'CITY.


Ex-Governor REYNOLDS, of Missouri, as the
cgal Representative oi the County Court Of Pcttis
Couuty Il in New York. effect cCmprois. with he
holders Of over $50 900 bonds issued by that county
for railroad purposes. When the Missouri. Kansas ard
Texas, and Missouri Pacific Railroads projected
Petis County subscribed beralY. This was during lue
era Of internal improvements in Missouri. when the
various counties in the STATE striving 10
railroad connections. Bonds issued in many
In greater amounts than The counties coud ahord 10
meet There been extensive frauds III connection
with NJ ssouri county bonds, and several counties have
received very little benefit their outlay. Ia warren
County it stated that tie only return for incurnE
large bonded debt appears hea! of earth and eXClyG
fIous for mlich, WiIch haVc been declared pUhlI'
nuisance. No tracks have ever been laid. The couic,
the pay mcnt Of the bonds tbc} maiurcd
and the supreme Court Of Missouri IN test eases decided
against the validity o: lbc bonds Other suits were III
stuted in TIE United States Circuit Court, and upon
appeal 10 the Supreme Court or the United States,
decision has gwen sustaining The LEGALITY OF the
bonds.
The Pettis County authorities, desiring TO avoid
flyther IgatlOn have made proposition TO gave new
per cent bonds Tor twcthTds OF part Of their Issue
TIE matter Is be placed ~ the hands OF the Funding
Association, OF which Hugh McCulloch IL president for
compromise ana settlement. The total amount OF rail
road bonds issued by the various counties IN Missouri
most OF winch remain unpaid is stated 10 be between
ST. !, 100000 aud S2O,OOOOOO.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
NATHAN MArrHEwDS EuBARRAsSNESrS.
A PETITION ~ BANKRUPTCY BROUGHT by HIS
CREDITORS AND DISMISSED BY THE COURT.

PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY BROUGHT by HIS
CREDITORS AND DISMISSED By THE COURT.
BosT0Y, April 28.-The creditors of Nathan
Matthews petitoucd the court that he be declared
bankrupt but Judge Lowell yesterday dismissed the pc
titon with the Of the creditors, 1t not having
been shown that Mr. Matthews had committed any ACT
OF bankruptcy Mr.. Matthews has been an extensive
dealer In real estate. AMI few ago was thought
T. 10 worth from six TO seven million dollars De-
probation In real estate for the last few years has caused
him great embarrassment Up TO about hYe years ago. Mr.
Matthews had for quite period bCon president OF the
no ton Water Power Company. lie was also one OF TIE
largest stochhOders the COmpauY, and, at one tue
hr1 IN jrtgage Of between 81 100000 and $1,000
900 ou the cOmpdny's property, 10 secure their
hands which he held. During the time that
N. Matthews vas president " the company,
/ affairs were In very prosperous condition unIll
about year ago Mr. Matthews resided IN the elegant
mansion on the oi Arngtonsi. and Comnloil-
wealth-ve bat tie property was NOR gagged TO oa <,
nui t was by the mOrtgagee 20 Joshua montgomery
Srars IL l. considered OF the most desirable s-
a. In Boston, and brought, lt Is sa1 abOu TiOO-
600 Tn beautiful Summer residence OF MI maihws on
Ilcvue-aye. In Newport, r. l., whieh eost $lS9 U0u' '
l,o recently sold to satisfy mortgage Ol SooouV;
Ar Matthews has had reputation tof senetoslty. anu
Mathews Hall, nj Harvard College, was us gut aln
w - IA ned after hiu IL bait about thr year 10 ~
nd cost more than Si50,00O, being cohsuefeu ln lts
general arrangement, the best Oh Tue harVMu uor
| ,u.lOlIeS.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
TIE BEsiEGED SAVINGS BANKS.

DEPO>IrORS RECOVERING FROM THEIR ALAEh-
The alarm among depositors In East Side
savings banks shows signs of dying out That IL is
senseess and without cause, Il the opinion OF all WHO
nave had the best opportunity OF judging OF the re-
sources tine two banks that have been besieged by
anxious depOsitOrsthc German Savings Bank and the
Dry Dock. Ii feared that the eXcitem ent would DE
general, but thus far there have been no runs
other East side banks.
The doors OF the German Savings Bank, nj Fourteenth
and FOurhaye surrounded by an excited crowd
of depOsors early Saturday morning. Most OF them
OF the poorer class, large number being
women. The regular banking hours were not
strictly observed, as about 700 people feuaihcu
TO be paid at 3 p m Ine accounts ,.,oeh o. sL
the repeated. About 600 people With'
drew their money, the largest amount drawn by any
depOstOr being $1,000. II was stated at tue baik at
there intention " enforcing the sixty days RUE
there money enough TO pay all demands. Ihe
officers thought that the run would not last more than
two days longer.
There was no excitement at the Dry Dock Bank on
money. Several informed tue teller on previous
days that they desired 10 Withdraw Their entire deposits
after sixty days asked 10 he allowed 10 revoke the ORDER
The officers regard the run as practically at an end
An rdi JuTncd meeting OF Ocp-iinrs OF tnc Stpfnhy
BANK held saturday IN the FIRST DStrict
Court room in Chambcrs-st. The committee appOihteu
10 take stcYs to prosecute bank officers was de-
nOunccd because nothing had been done one eNctcI
suggested that the members had been bought ny
by the bark men As the committee ana not appear the
meeting was adjOurncd without action.
At the hearing before Judge NeslDlOOk, friday
Hudson the attorney tor the Ieutould SAVINGS BANK.
admitted The substantial corectht So o tue report o he
bank examiners and conceded that the bonds issueu Dy
the towns of Staten Island, Oi which the BANK beld
SlO9sGO. vauele,s. He also conceied TIE nsol-
vcncY balk, ana did moi oppose the appointment
OF receiver Judge NestOrOOk has LOT yet hhhOuhceu
il
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
CIVIL NOTES.

Julia A. Smalley has sued her husband, Gen.
era smalley for divorce, the ground OF bis alleged
adulteries in Washington and Montreal Judge Potter
in Suprcme Court Chambers granted order for the
publication Of summons against the husband VINO IS said
to DC now in Montreal.
In the proceedings recently argued of the
Western Union Telegraph Company TO compel Hugh ].
Jewett as Receiver of the Erie Railway Company to
pay $3s 250 of telegraph lines under lease
made By the old Erie Railroad Company, Judge DOuo.
hue in Supreme Court Cnanbers, on Saturday, denied
the motion.
Heyman Jaretsky has sued his wife for di-
vorce and charges her with stealing his three children
from him. He alleges, for similar reasons to those
stated In bis divorce suit that she Is uDt 10 have The
charge OF tbrm Judge Potter issued wrlt 0l haheas
corpus briug the children into supreme Court Chan
bers, this morning
In the suit of Simon Herman against ex-
Sheriff Conner TO recover S52 46 for alleged false
return in the suit Herman against Vog the jury be
fore Judge Sanford superior Court Trial Term, gave
the paIt fl verdict for the t1ll amount claimed Max
Moses appeared for plaintih; Fanderpoe, Green
Cunning for defendant
Julian Allen went to North Carolina in
1856 his tobacco business in charge Of his clerk
Daniel f. Oman. Last December he came here 70 close
up the business IL is charged by Dinan, whO has sued
him for - 3o0 and sy Hannah Forman, who also has
suit against him for about 500, that before coming
here he made such disposition OF his property that bs
creditors could obtain nothing. Orders OF arrest
Granted and motion made last week to yacate
them JUDGE Dlnohue, after hearing counsel refused
the appca Saturday. g A. Runkle appeared Tor
the plaintiffs y. Cothren iOr the defendant.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
CANNICTINN OF SIN

The Rcr Hoard crosby at the Fourth Presbyterian Church
The Rev. DR.. Howard Crosby preached, yes
crday on the Conviction Of Sn" taking for his text
Isaiah vi ): "Woe il me! for am undone; because
am man Of unclean lips. and dwell in the midst OF
people OF unclean lips; for mine eyes have seen the
King the Lord Of hosts"
In the case Of the eXclama,Ons Of both Isaiah ana
Peter said the preacher there was VISION Ot sense Oh
their conviction. The philosophical and the theolOera
error present Is the complete ignoring OF suc
what is right pursue the and he needs new
heart one capable choosing and loving the rlgnt I'm
10 the obseuce God from mans th0ughts ana actpis
No act which natural mans own thOu@hts pronpt mn
to DO has the of goodness, unless II mas ID u th
standard Of heaven Man is often apt TO turn TO good
when society forces HIM 10. bn II j. eNpedehcy ana 10y
consciousness which prompts such an actloll. bs
tory shows that II Is gwen unrrstralned
power, be becomes Urant gnd a mon
stcr What is this but proof OF wicked
ness. Sin is Of the natural characteristics
of man Cody men very readily their own SINFUL
ness The longer they live the more they see hat the
elements Of hell its II in teir own nature, ard Their
testimony cannot be disrc -aTded.
Conviction Of sin is recognition or the feafful TACT III
its own character. At such time sOul not only Iec0g'
uize, lts own wr"tchcdness hut is slnfuncss Al
su,l a time there is an instrut'y withdrawal from
holiness because Of a feeling OF unvOrtiness. Yet IL
dhe first step towards recovery, and ino't cli'cal
IN, teut fOU sinner who ulnsC decide between non
ness and past experience. TIC world aud satan arc
ready with their Influences. and the rdicue without ana
cowarficp within may drive the iinpenitent BACK Inc
Influences about him may se this opportunity: con
of God the to conviction. IL is neccs-
ary 10 look TO God ana expose the inward sins before
Him and by exhibiting tins consciousness man VIII
then reveal to himself what great sinner he Is, ana
that there Is good IN nm without this coNcbn Inc
sin should drive man nearer to God 10 seek
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
THREE RIVER THIEVES FOUND.

ARREST OF MORE OF THE GANG VINO ROBBED IHE
BEEMEN STEAMSHIP DOCK LAST OCTOBER.
Twenty-Five packages of silk, valued Mt
$1,000, were stolen October TO- 1877, from The
Bremen steamship docks Hoboken. The robbery was
traced TO band of river thieves which for years
has infested the waterfront and by its thorough organ
izaton dced all attempts OF the police to break 1t up
The gang knOwpio cOnSisOf nine Iucn forming three
boat crews. Tnese in the daytime have ioitered
about docks seeking opportunities hcirnight work
William Scanlon Michael Cassidy convicted IN
jersey CITY, in J9nHayy OF comprity IN TINS SILK rob
berry aud 10 the P-iicntiary Tor tef years
each They disclosed thc names Of their con eGerac5
Five OF them arrested In this city, but coul9 not De
held requisitiOn hGl been Issued by the Governor
OF NeW-Jcl,cJ.
since this discharge, Detectives LawlOr and pOUghery
aud RuuHdsm9h JOnet. 0f the Steamboat squad, have
rcmrdigd this error and secured tie necessary papers
Yesterday morning, after l. o'clock, thcy uncN
prciedy came upOn John sheely ana Nil thae Niynnush
We~,t ana after brief chase made them pfsQuci-
They next paid visit to the residence Of Nlchnel shan
AuD another member of The gang, az No l26 Chrtuhs
TLtY found s wife, VINO asked them {" scjIcH ic mouse
foI hcF husband, who she SAID was -Ot n home Ihej
had no searched long when R1Undsrn Jones dis'pv-
cred the standing against tht wall tehnd door,
concealed dresses amt skirts. Ec offered No re-
sIsiance bat ms wife and Chdica cgowucd about tIe
officers ana on their upiOrsd thrm ~ let him
lie was taken NItD ShrChgy and CavaH'Eu 10 hc ES-h
Precinct StatiOuhouse, where al tArcr were detained
Tor a hours aud tEan. without beng taken bcior"
arv Judge. delivered 20 the sheriff Oi Hudson County
WHO placed them IL the county ij.L
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
THE NORTH IND THE SOUTH.

soUTHrTS MEMBErs or CONGRESS TNTERTAiSED
BY TIE BOSTON COMMERCIAL CLUB-GREETINGs
BY TIE STATE AND CITY AUTnOBIlIEs-BAS-
QUEr AT THE HOTEL BRUNSWICK.
BOsTON, April 2S.-The delegation Of South
crn uongre.amen consisting Of Senators Gordon Nor,
gan aud Jones', and Representatives Carlisle, Ellis
Ycatc-. Whtthurne, Clark, Hooper, Young, Money ard
oude who were nSitcd to Visit this city by the Boston
Commercial Cab, arrived at 9 a. IN. on Saturday aud
were escorted 10 their hoel by committee OF that or
gauZaton After breakasttng nj the Hotel BruusVic
The guests Visited the state House. the wife Of Senator
Gordon and the daughter of Senator Lamar, who Is
student at Wellesley College, accompanying them. Gov
crnor Rec surrounded by his stat In fall uniform,
ceived the party in the Executive Chamber. mem
her being sepa-acly introduced. After going over the
state House tho City Ha visited. where the Mayor
and several Aldermen greeted the guests IN Informal
and hearty way Tho old South Church ana Fancuil
Hall were visited mex by the sOutherners the members
OF the Commercial Club acting an escort TO a these
popts OF interest. At 3 o'clock In the afternoon
a large number of the party accepted an invita-
finn To dine at tho Hotel Brunswick with the
Commercial Cub nt their regular Saturday gathering
Jonu " Gambler, president or the club filled the CHAIR
90 ,,cd Tho y1icss and sed The beIief fb,t ts
new or, OF good feeling between the sections would re-
eu in the strengthening Of the common country aud at
no distant date IN reylyng the commercial prosperity
senator Gordon made OF the principal speeches OF
IA. nigbt Ie welcomed the return or frg iernnI raa
mons bet ween the North and the SOUTH and took hone
fn vi.w OF the National future Governor Rrc speak
80 fr inc STATE ot M,S,aC husrtts extended 4, III. t
ors A warm and sincere welcome, and spoke elOdueniIy
the advantages which must ensue from these friendly
visits by which of both sections brought INTO
personal sympathy one with another. Senator Morgan
Of Alabama, followed In a similar vein. MAJOR Pierce
spokc for tbs City OF BO'ton Senator Jones' Florida
Nj Whtt!iorna Tennessee. Collector Beard, of Bos.
ton General Hooker. or Mississippi, Ex-Governor Gas
ton and Mr. Ellis OF Louisiana, followed, politics being
entirely ignored.
GencaI Hookcr spoke of the Industrial resources of
the south IN glowing terms and alluding 10 The ,r
lttUn tFlelT a 81 No
said that when that event Cac, 10 would COME thc
result would ba that the great trade from the sugar pro
duron would pass largely II not wholly. the South
where they had many start ~ the Organization of
free labor. lie concluded bY predicting u coumercial
fuurs for the whole country OF almost incouceiva
grnudrur, and said that the North aud South and Est
would be united with hooks Of steel III the cufnlp,n
bonds OF material interest, well as OF raerual con
cord and ahiiy.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,

MR.. MCGOWAN CoRRECIs MIsSTATEMENT BY MR.
wooD-THE INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL PASSED
Mr. ATKINS MAKES A RAMPANT SPEECH on
THE LEGISLATIVE BILL.
WASHINGTON. Saturday, April ~ 1878.
In the House yesterday, Mr.. WIGGINrON
Dep. CALI, from the Committee on Public Lands re-
uored bill for the relief Of settlers on the puoc lanus
ordered printed ana recommitted
Mr. COLE (Rep, MOI introduced Bill removing tho
rolit,caI disabilities OF George s. shryock OF Missouri.
Passed.
ON motion Of Mr. wADDELL Dem, N. C.l, the Senate
amendments the bill regulating the advertisements
mail Lettings were noncOncured IN.
Mr. MCGOWAN Clep, Alcb.), rising TO personhe'
nlanat,ou seut 40 the Clerks desk aud had read p
tion of an explanation made by hr Wood tDem, " 20 "a
some time ago In reference TO the dsappearanc. o
Ia,ter from A manufacturing him IN Jachsoi NIL,
relative 10 the tariff IN which be assumed thai ah ~
Gowau having sent him the letter nad seel nt 70 W
nns,pssion of II. Mr.. McGOWan sald tlat ne my -,
done so and was astOniShed that the gcntehmu -, -.
New-York should have supposed that no snoiu u,y. -
takcn away from she House part OF the gen'en"''
Wr WOOD Dem N W said that he had not ehargeda
thai the gentleman had taken away the fVff, pu 90
as "u,ned that he bad done He sad not ihteuuou
reflect on the y ntiemau even u nc n"d SIT" "' "
possession Of the letter. 80 49,, yyhcls
The HoIse then went into Committee OF TIC " Ia ~"
win Mr POTTER dDem ~ ~ - the cn.lI, a I. IN ay-
nre, a,on of 772000, and Was tne uanh"n ~ ts
~ ti,p Auprpp.atlOn COmmlte. GeueIa ucba'e ss,
hem spcn, Cd with, the bill was resd by SECTIONS
ia. a,lnntlu,i OF two three uniInpofi,ht ah'.""
thc committee and the bin was lassed Il, tns
Tge H,a,se then agaIu Went into Comml'esVs "a
Wnoe with MIR. EDEN (Den. liy ~ ..e ecsst, c,s.tt ol
the Legislative. Executive ana 'uuie'" ApP''f
Mr. ATKINS (Dem Tennl h Chairman OF INC Sin usai
| tee on Appropriations, addressed tne nous''
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
THE FREAK OF A CRAZY WOMAN.
PROMPTED BY An INSANE DLLusIoN 70 INTERRUPT
Mr.. BEECHEE's PBAYEE-MEErSG.


Mr.. BGECHEE's PBAYEE-MEErNG.
Considerable interest was aroused by the
actions OF tuc woman interrupted Mr.. Bcecher at
the pruyer-mcetng o. Plymouth Church. Friday night
After the meeting closed she over TO New-iork
tnis cy took Courtandt street Ferry TO
Jersey City. At late hour Saturday night woman
went to Captain Lennon OF ihc Fourth Precinct Police
station, IN Jersey Ci,y, ami asked II she might be al
lowed 10 hold prdgeT- meetings In her house the
next day she was informed that there no
law prohibiting the hollug Of praycr-mectings in pr
She then stated that she was Inspired OF
God effect the reformation Ol Henry ward BtecneT
aud that visited tAe Plymouth Church prayermeci-
ns FAdy evening lOr the purpose uf taking with hlh
regard 10 his and the great necessity OF seeking
tie forgiveness q! God she said that her name Mrs
May Elizabeth lOTih, and that she lived IN D.nden-Ne
rear Nc-t-.idc-lNc., Jersey City Heights.
Yesterday morning a rcOrterOi TIE TRIBUNE visited
the residence Of Mf Hofh, winch Is PLAIN t"Osi ory
hud-.i-hai ITshc dwelling. Mis- Hofth answered the
dOJIb II aud cordially invited the reporter To take seat
Tho house Is fuTni-hrd in the plaAcSt style. Mrs
E0rth j. a woman tall, fu hguIc, with grey hair
taTt y-yr years OF age Ia spite Oi her gtJ Ir
but ten older There Is no doubt IN
regard 10 her being insauc. she wd- wiling 10
ta!k about her visit TO tHe Plymouth Cnurch pIaye
meeting She stated that she bad prayed oug and Olicn
for ar BcccAer ID tDe nope that he might be made
true servant Of God Last Taur.ty tn LORD inspired
hiniu regard 10 IN. SINS lIlIdy night she went &" Mi
IjCccr.l's study buiorr the Ucctug opened
but hC refused t. Iisien 10 her. hhe tad t.a'
-be intended 10 hoid tAltu plaAci-LtttliEN btr-
tclday, one C1oh the morning, afternoon,
and evening, the special object sought benz ihe con
vCscn 0 Nj. Bee, hor she rrrpaic htr ho1se Out no
lie; niece sl!d tiat Mr,. Huith ndd breu crazy Tor
some tu1g, aHi that -hr Wa. grraib Interested III The
O III B.cCncr aIJ others who size Thought were Yet
unsaNcd Mrs. ilott IL entirely harmless, oF iAsahii!
a 4,
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
pEACE WnICH CONES FROM CHRIsT.

The Rsr Fdlr Dsdig. at tie Chn Of st FTdHes I0rr tRo
m0f Cfhoitc).
The Rev. Father Dcaly preached, yesterday,
from the GOSPEL rrad In the mass, the 10Th chapter OF
ST. John Tns chapter, he said. rich in variety OF
contributions hui he would c0nhlc himself 10 that part
in which Jesus made Himself known 70 His disciples
When standing IN the midst Of His disciples, the
preacher confirmed, CHRIST said, Peace be unto you"
Happy were those whom Jesus addressed Happy
are the souls which the peace of Jesus regns-happy
piss,n a understanding. Tais peace He e TO Ifs
disciples sustain them IN tae trials Of their work. This
peace is so Ia the reach OF all who willing TO
haze ii. But with the many, this future prospect OF
bliss Is saCrinccd 10 the cctUc pleasures ~ short lfc
fun o: promises that vanish With homage, obed
cncc AM love 10 Him. will follow this peace Of Jesus
Even this peace VIII perfect happiness, for
long rs You are cxlcs from the immortal home this
not he Lad. IL is amazing that any Of intellect
atn Of virtue without thons, hut IL Is less painful
Than the path OF wee, and the source OF happiness is
mere real
punishment. Misery, hared jealousy, envy anger,
followed tGusc CuSlaYCd-luXiOus days, sceplCss
nights discontcuta feeling that the happiness fol-
lowed iudu gcnCC OF every wish. Solomon, when he
had the power indulge every wish, not happy.
Nc esrangcd himself from God, and there fearful
void I'm his heart, which nothing earthly could satisfy
lo This strains and checks the Hst movement Ot rls
ing passion, and the man enjoys the luNury OF con-
science at peace with God lie is prepared for advcr-
able bend ms head IN resignation, when stricken
by pain and able believe III his heart that they WHO
suffer with Christ will also be glOrhed with HIM. Thus
he enjoys the first frult OI true and holy life. This
leads To that eternal Joy Which Jesus LETT 10 His dsci
pies for the pryaton and pain tnat they must meet fn