New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-17

passcth all UNDERSTANDING" could answer for the re-
covery OF your bodily functions, and believe that Goa
Intends You to come TO Him for Of soul and body
His puDshmens very often not punishmenis suh
society inficis on those who offend IT, but benevolent
Establishments inflicted to do us eternal good
Now tell me Has not your tribulailon opened your
eyes and given Won far better of right and wrong
than you had before you suffered II that IL So be as
sured that whatever that parson lthe prison 'hhlnl
have told you, one Ot Gods laVorl IS ~ ih
moment whom the Lord lcve,h He cnaslcncth ana
scourgcs every son whom lie recelyeth' 10 tS Is Nv
your mind dwell firmly on this OF your passing
ribnatiOn, and seek peace where alone II II 10 DO ou"
forever
Read the Gospels by tine Hight OF your present sorrow
We cannot understand them when the word goes wen
with us Study them will II YOU like. introduce you
10 n WESLEYAN minister to whom. if yOu have the
courage reveal your whole story, II VIII go no uIe'
and Ibink he viii very likely nut you on road 10
peace But pray understand do not dictate this meas
"'0' O'''' ''''''0 ''' ''D'' CHARLES READE.
There WA boln for hurt minds very like the
letter of an ogre! Before Mr.. Reade's protege was
able to work he received large sum IRON ms
benefactor In addition to none, Doors anu
papers we're supplied HIM, ana every .euoiJ WIS
made 20 divert his mnd from hls past misoTleS IN
another letter among the COLLECTION kindly lent
me by the owner, Nr. Reade writes:
I think have nothing more to cay at present except
that you 70 gte me an account o! your finances
II rius. he remembered that these letters were
written 10 an entire Stranger-to man VINO ha1
never even asked Mr. Reade a pocunihry laVoi'
Here is another Of his quaint yet placl'ca ho'oS'
DEAR SIR: DO not adset. You cannot DO s1y'iHYh ing
considerable Any body urcss You can get wei NoI
can ,our wife s5r afie mustn't leave you GIVE Your
mind Ia getting well aud don't hdg't. A. soon "a 20"
have only 81 hand write, AMI VIII send y0 iIeSn
supply Very truly yours, CIAl'LES I''i-
In another he says:
think the money has been spun ont as ar az was pos
,oic consistently vim my Wi-h-whlch was, NAT you
should he better I'm every wa, pleas" Cod Tor c'nhny
Your sorrows To am glad 90 have your account III
Is well for those wdom dire poverty has never grppcd to
realize these hinge
The wifea wedding ring
The Chld's doll ana slaic.
NV dear lost friend how rfght she in s0ynG that
the proper object VI beucvOcIce ore thoS" VINO mn IN o
poverty from competence anu are Unknown TO ne VIZ
gar bowling cuhirrou- poor, 10 WHOM 80 uuch h"lS az
tcution is paid.
When I grf hack TO town. tomorrow. win post you
80 req, cred with which please pay your lhhnlady 'H
the hour you came m unless sine asks roi II beioir hey
are very sharp seas de places, Hn" iIDlc u c' z
from > cOc; when you n q" o'clock, ana thdl
II not tine law England In The course o Nuuuay you
will probably receive tie bag of books ayi'cd Cd SAL
urIay. Now don't - bouncing upon them hkc Nh'"ie
and exciting yourself.
The next passage, am happy 70 state has not
beer verified
Broken ia health, and utterly ptieayed, draw near
the end Of my inr. and the chances are SHAH never
write another pay OF Story.
Mr. Reade is in harness again, ard his ment al
powers are as vigorous as eY n. lie ms just Written
two Now plays and sctcr3' original stories.
hop. thar the particulars OF tins last case OF
Official tyranny will reveal The true character OIL
Charles Reade for never did the eminent writer
suspect tor one moment that his substantial acts OF
kindness would be made public. ms Is nOt an
isolated case il u one selected uOm scores that
H. We come under his notice.