, 1881-12-31
4 Lesson that tbs Greatness, Of the Fire.
side Is the Noblest Ohaplet Worn
by Man.

I
already perfectly known and familiar. ihe
uownr In tho Universe that nnltcs Tor esii ana
tho power Ill Ahe eHHtscrsc toa9 mikes LOT HHnte
BUSINESS measuFe thosr 1otces' poor. weak
ncna dnoots III hls 1ltt!o hos. slAR'e uun'an M
lllc n stricken uo"ai. aha thfop ot u'Ftnc ,avo
.nss p.yt .nu .n hsn,':. y. ..ao'd ten, ,ho
fa1u'ly IN AnicrIca was pr1c1'y trncca lto" tno
coming over OF 1asnof anu SOU WIZ "'ntnsopin
1850. through its SIX genera honsot a'assaenuFets
nlcn. 1ta 1oufheytnHa III Nc" ofk st'tc. ~ .lo
b'rth OF J.lines n. Ghrnela III u nat,u'o on'o
cab1n III lS'1. ING uasneias wcso, 10 oorIo"
Io'1c'1oas pofaae' huHRss 'o1 sno aos'Aon'
THEY WE1tE NATURAL. FlioSTlERssES.
Ut tho seyen generations born In Amerlca, IT.
clulIng tho President, not one WIS lorn IN othor
than ftontcrdtnan'6 dwelling. Bientlng VITA
tho Baxon stucE, young Gurhotd inherited, OH
tho motbor's sllc, the qualities OF tho huSar-
nos, thosc KA1ltle hnt not less pta'e VI
less constant Pur!tans' VINO 1or cou
eclonce saKo leit tnelr oc'uscu auo peaothn'
Franco. whose memory Will no Kept green
80 l0nE rs haino chcrlshes ho"ao!h en!4esc, Ut
Massachusetts FannuA Hail. or Now iofK tho
antique strtuc 0f John day, OF SCUM Caeoltna
her Revolutionary history, VINO EhSo a 'ostse Auo
E!ory To ivory place aad tn!n2 taes toucneas
Tue chtld Oh sucn q faccs 'c1t iutne1less ~ '"o
wilderness. set dcst!nea 70 sucn s'oss' "as
cosnmtIeu by flo''aepeeto
THREE CHEAT TEACHERS, |
without either pt whom he would not nave pc-
cutllc nttcl Tor bis distinguished career 1hese
teaciicss were Il wiso Christian motheF' poverty.
mud tho Venerable college President. VINO llscu
to witch his pupil through tho "holo
OF hls varied HE, 10 witness MS inauguration
nnd such high hopes. and to Lament his DEATH
To no nublcr ulatton did over Hon'an heEo trace
his 0rigIn. Few at the traditions OF bis furithn
ancestry could hasc eotnc down 10 tno youhk
orl'hau. It Is sAbd there wctu TWO inlpgs WIN
whcl, ho was chiefly fan!ar-hls l'ole and the
*ESln f1S11H NJ n
| ieur,lod tho Ilbfo ut hls mothnro Knee ana tao
| love ut country from his craule hSnns' tea.
| Gnracld was
! NEVER ASHAMED or Ills OntttS.
1to wua ever Tho simple, paln, u,od1st gontlo'
! pluil. When ho met coEllon dold!er 1t was
nut the General sr tho military heF, tiat mes
| hiul, hut tho co1nrnde. When he tnct scholar
It was not ths learned inan or tho college Fres!-
dent, but tho learner. Ills aaund bFuln And
| athletic frame could boar g1ent alor Without
tat!suc Mo bud & thoroughly =, a nSa!!ny ,s ana & ro
east ta'"ns. ;na ~ fe or anS Of TIN .airs
,;o srrytcc. vs. huyo NJ other exam
plo III our public Ito Of such marvclous
completeness Of intellectual development. lilo
exhibited enough OF his varied mental cnpac,ty
10 nako sn'. .a. W. Soa" ~ ~, n,"snonoa
| Ercatness Us metaPnyslc'au UT ''"tncuns
tc1an' IN any Of tne e4aet setemcee w
It Us u military commander, MS an oratos, as
tlpbutus attt parliamentary 03lu rHpttlat lead
er." Senator Hour paid un e'oquent tribute to
| GEN. QAhFtELD'S MILITARY REC0lI}s
nr1 s,,,tro f., atI .,,t,rr u1nsyttp s,ruR ft his
achievements III phlitlca! HE LAC sad: uh-
| tl,,,,f,tstIbv tbprD wcr1 nthNra who had moro
| ..,.t ....,..1I,. ~. r,,tt,.,,I
| 10 Cd Win HMFsna''1R sao poAst'oa'
furcos Of thu House, Tut, almost from
the tltno ha entered It, hu WIS tho Louder OF lts