, 1884-04-13
SABBATH SALAD.
Some seasonabIe Selections for serious
Reelection Upon This Haliowed
Day which Are Well Cali
culated to Interest
and Instruct.

Again do the pious people reverentially
hail the advent of another bright and
beautiful Sabbath with devout alteration.
May they drink deep and well from the
gurgling fountain of the crystal waters Of
ennobling thought which makes all mer
better, brighter and purer for q%uafing the
inyigorating draught. Let one and al
reflect pensiyely upon the sparkling gems
as they glisten in their splendor before his
or her vision. Each select setting, how
ever small, in the clear cluster of elevated
thought, is a Respondent jewel in itself;
but, as an aggregation, they rise into a
grand and gorgeous pyramid which looms
up into a beacon light from base to apex
for all who gaze i%ntently upon its ad-
mirable and well cemented parts.
Mud may strike a pure man, but it will
not stick to him. -Christain Advocate.
A million dollars, in human nature, is
nothing but yeast set to raise five millions.
Henry Ward Beecher, Sermon.
People who elevate charity into a relig-
ion generally lower religion to the level OF
a charity. -Jetcish Messenger.
1t is in the logic of events and the signs
are written everywhere, that the West
must increase and the East decrease
Milwaukee Wisconsin
Nothing is more injurious to the perpe-
tuity of any political regime than a de-
parture from the principles, to which that
regime owes its origin. -American Reg
lister.
No one can watch the current of our
social life without a profound conviction
that we do not need any more political
principals nor any more political inyen-
tons in this country ~ Chicago Tribune.
Soon or late we must have 4 party
which will embrace Il principal. The
American people have too much moral
earnestness to be long content with make
believers. President Seelye,
The good old custom Of kissing has too
much disappeared of late. Nothing has
SO great and immediate effect in correcting
things which ought not to exist upon the
stage as the popular demonstration of dis
approval. III. A. Clapp, Lecture at Bos-
ton.
Public opinion is largely an ogre of the
imagination, but it is a very potent ogre,
notwithstanding. 1t cramps the press in
to conventional ruts. 1t compels editors
to write differently from what they think;
it makes towards and p~retenders of them.
The San franciscan.
Any candid person must admit upon
reflection that SO far as material comforts
are concerned, the Creator has done moth
ing for man that he has not done for ants
and monkeys, except to give him not ouly
the desire but also the capacity for endles.
Experimentation Christian Adro
cate.
The average man of the community il
restrained by law, and the bad man ha.
little else to restrain him; and as the aver
age men and the bad men constitute the
mass of the people, we can readily SEE
that criminal Jurisprudence is a very i'm
portant matter in every community. -Th'
Standard.
The literary growth of the speech ha.
outstripped the commercial use, becaus,
our great reading public comprehends I
language which is vastly wider in an in
tellectual sense-has more concepts notec
and marked han any other tongue eve
a d.-Zion's Herald.
Liquor-selling is not a kind of bushes
that appeals to public sympathy, an,
those engaged in it are not acting unde
good advice when they give notice tina
they intend to defeat the object of the la,
if they can. They are trying to swim u
stream, and the current is too strong 70
them. -Chicaqo Journal.
Enjoyment and the love of enjoymen
is the evil which threatens the young me
of to-day. There is an attempt in tn
buoyancy of youth to do too many things
and not the more solid desire to do on
thing well. Supcrfciality replaces thoi
oughness, and while the world keeps u
a glittering, sham appearance the human
ity of the world is crushed out-Ra
Robert Collier. DO I.|
The test of true philosophy is like tia
of true religion. The good everywhere i
ONE. Greed and conduct must accord
An intellectual concept which does nc
work inward toward God throug.
reverence for all good, and outward tc
ward man, through charity and IYe, "a
as barren as superstition, and rs hateft
as hypocrisy. The Platomist. -
When a sensitive girl is motherless, Gu
off from friends and pleasures, presente
: with fho alternative Of solitude or m%arriag
with some detestcd man or locked up I
forget a dream which was halfsealize
and very sweet, then the case is different
If she breaks her bonds, and hies toitb
only loving heart she knows, forgive he
and pray heaYen to have mercy on he.
for She takes a fearful leap in the dark.
r. Marion Gutqord, the atlantic.
Little Joker is the best smokin
tobacco TT
BuekIen's Arnieu saIye.
The greatest medical wonder OF the worl,