The comet., 1880-10-16
NO. 81.

! turn thcln aWay-f dld not need
them with kind answer
For Il moment, he rested on his
hands, after he had stopped speaking,
and then turned to his desk and his
business
| thought, it is only in the school Of
advcrsity, that we learn to sympa-
thiHe with the unfortunate. We
must fee! ourselves, before We are
brought TO feel for others 1t is only
from this source, that the world draws
her sympathy. 1t is here that Pope
might have learned something Of that
beautiful sentiment, embodied in his
universal prayer:
Teach me to know auotn, 5 we.
Experience il Il great teacher, and
the lessons that are taught are not
easily forgotten. Patient suffering re-
fines the soul, it melts out the human
dross and leaves only the unallOyed
gold, fitting the heart us receptacle
for all the purcr and better feelings of
our nature, such as love, charity, for
bearance, and that nOblcst of all chris
tian virtues doing unto others a. you
would have them do unto you
y BRISK TOWN.
Louisville is chock fun Of business
and Of people. Main street, the great
wholesale thOrouphfare, j. chOked
with drays and dry goods boxes, and
great tide of rushing humanity, who
surge along as if conscious that the
world was made III Il week, and that it
would end in another. American
people will never clog the wheels Of
time by their inactivity. They rush
treading on each others heels, and
pushing the Iaggards out Of the way
with seeming railroad speed as if
each like the racer, was trying to
reach the goal first They go it ut
hrcak-ncck pace - nothing can stop
them. They seem to have imbibcd
the sentiment Of Longtellow--
Let the de d pa bu"y il dead"
and never look back, but like Tcnny-
sons brook
Flow on toravcI,"
with an irresistible impetus that MOTH
ing can withstand.
The Celtic and TcutOnic races look
on these Anglo SaXons with wonder,
while the SClaVOnian4 from across the
| Western waters, cry out in their ad-
miratiOn of this mighty Mclean
| Man
Sauntering up Fourth Avenue, the
great retail street of Louisville, you
look into windows filled with bright
cOlorcd silks and costly laCcs, and olc-
| giant goods Of every description, all
! temptingly displayed to the gaze Of
the thousands that look in upon them,
while the pavement stone resound to
| the light Tread of beautiful women, as
they trip along, haltiHg now and then,
| to look in upon these show windows -
/ laden with their wealth of tinery--and
then hurry past. to make room for
! those who are treading on their heels
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