Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-25

Mating snccdoiist | am afthid. however, that
NOT All the following stories, which he recently
tod mr, arr either original OF new hut all arc
good enough 10 he tc.told and Ut least one Of
them IS loyal
The Hhuqucs audi ihc plshrr ate gH00n'
german The former arc not on, well lo.du.
hut are most punetuhi in their church and sun
day school Attendance. and strict In their put.
suante Of religion, training so that the little
ones Of the family arc we'll up in the essential,
ol the faith The pash,,, on the contrary nre
uut we'll in do not habiiual church ot Sunday
school go,fs, and no, "up" in theology. One
motning The youngest Ut the Banqucs met
the youngest Of the pashts, and the following
dialogue cu,ued
Rlanluc,tci WY mothet has just been
telling us how God made the world ''
Da,hic Has she How
Hlankqucttc- suddenly Disconnected " oh,
lie doesn't care to have anybody but ouI tam
u, know :"
nashic nightly impressed " oh :"
Rector OF the parish addressing boating
young man Of Ileteulean stature and Bclyedr
Ran mould "llow gets on the bo,ting
Leigh p
Leigh "Splendidly, ST. we are developing
out muscle famously."
Rcetor-co composing into hi tone one
Sahara and,wo.Mohave deserts " Hope youll
develop enough muscle to enable you to walk
to church ext Sunday"
Cyrus, aged 8. Is \ child Of vivid sympathy
and strong sense Of personal justice. lie is nol
however deeply impressed with the privil.
eyes and advantages Of his home life Is he
ought to be. II was raining the other day and
Cyrus was in doors, repining at his lot. lie
wanted to bc out OF doors al play, of course, and
It was "jus his luck that the nasty old
rain " had to come and spoil his fun. His
mother watched him as he angrily turned the
leaves OF a stoY.book and said ." DO you
know what that picture means ? - II was the
picture Of a small boy, clad in tatters and sit.
ting in the midst of snow storm. "Don't
know, replied Cyrus, with ungracious curt.
ness. " 1t means" said his mother, speaking
deliberately and impreSsivcly "that the little
boy has no home, no mother, no father, no
bed to sleep in, nothing to eat" The un.
gracious Cyrus melted, his breast heaved, his
eyes were trimming. The opportunity for an
effective lesson was not to be lost and his
mother went on Now, Cyrus, what would
you do il you were in that little boys place p
Cyrus heSitated moment and then replied
between his Sohs, as the big tears chased each
other down his checks, g | wou. .nt.s.stand
IT, I'd take carriage"
little boy who lives a, Pomona, il
Southern California, was immediately fonc
OF eurran,s-So fond that he couldn't wait foi
them to get ripe. The logical sequence of hi:
unchecked fondneSs was usually a vigorous
"stomach ache. But the little boys penchant
for euuants was greater than his dread OF the
pain that followed After a while his mother
tried moral suasion, and among other advice
told him tina, he ough, to say, wheneve
tempted, Get the behind me, Satan " Sew
eral days went by and the little boy had n,
stomach ache. But one day it developed
more than usually painful phase and hi
mother knew he had been ,resspassing "Oh
my boy - she said, "Why didn't you say
&c, thee behind me Satan 80 81 did, mama
did, the little fellow replied land Satan 60
behind me and pushed me right into the curran
bushes"
Little Louise had friend who had an aun
who was TO be married, and Louise's liltl
friend was to be bridesmaid. She told Louis
all about the preparations and though Louis
was OF course very glad that her friend wa
going to be so favored she could no, bu, fee
that her own life was a very barren one. An,
she said in piteous tones, 81 am so unhappy
I've always wanted to see a wedding. an,
never have. Why, do you know mere
San Sa,V my o'ea father AMI mother married =
$. +. NERAI.
Honolulu, October 20, 1884.