Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16
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szazs y@Ss.s kAa tAelT isses..s4AE ig 9eeks
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ID cane ssso u = distinguish family saa
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descendant wzs a sncsk, ehurl . .ot ALI
fooL Ons las-anee 70 illustrate lt vas d
wool r---siGg coualTy, aad AZ tAs time ot
sl.eariEls grezs FEAST vas pref4red Tor tho
sAearors, s.d David ard IA warriors, Who
had Ia otasr DAYS sassd fresn destruction
ia thzshlns foors OF Sabal. sent = hiin
ssking Ia thls time OF psenty, for sosne treal
for their starving mea- And Nahal cried
cut. Wh0 ls DevlaF As though an ing
lishmaa had said Who : Wellington or
a German should say. Who is Non Aoltkef'
or az AmeIs4n should say. Who h Wash
ingtoaF Nothing did Nsbal give % the
starving men, an that night the seoandrel
lay dead drunk at home. and the Bisel gives
u a fali length picture Of him sprawlins aud
raaadisn and helpless
Nov that vas the man whom Abigail, the
lovely and gracious ard good woman. mar
risd-a tubeross planted beside a thistle. =
palm branch twined INTO a wreath of deadly
nixhtshAd- Surely that was nos one OF tho
nsztckes made in heaven We throw up our
hszds ia horror a. that wedding. How did
/ she ever consent 20 hnk her destinies with
such creatnrel Well. sac 10 doubt thought
that il woulo Be an hcaor TO De associated
1 with AZ AristocrGtt, family, and no one can
desrise great name. Besids thhs, wealth
would como, and with il chains OF gold and
I mansions lighted by swinging lamps Of
aromatic oil, and resounding with the cheer
/ os hanqcescrs seated at tables laden with
wines from the richest vineyards, and fruits
IRON rirest orchards ard ruts thresh-d from
/ foreign woods. and meats smoking in platters
( Of god, SIT On ~ slaves IN bright uniform.
! Before she plghsed her troth with this dissi-
/ pated man aha sometimes said 20 herself:
How can l endure hims To be associated
/ for life with such Gebauche | cannot ard
viii notF' Bat tken again shs said 10 her
| self: ''ft Is time was married, and this is a
/ cold world 10 depend on, and perhaps |
might do worse and may be l will make a
/ sober man out OF him. aud marriage Is lot
terv ANYHOW And when one day this rep
resentative OF great house presented him
I sslf in = parenthesis Of sobriety GRd with an
/ assumed geaSsllty and gallantry of manner,
| AMI with promises Of fidelity and kindness
and self-asnf alton, June morning smiled
I on a march squAll, and the great souled
woman surrendered her happiness TO the
| le-ping of this Infamous son Of fortune,
whose possessions were in CARMEL ard the
man was very great, and he had three thou
! sand sheep and n thousand goats
Behold here a domestic tragedy repeated
! every heur Of every day all over Christen-
I dorn-narriaEe for worldly success without
/ re-ard % character. So Marie Jeanne
/ PhIipon, tie daughter of the humble en-
| eraver OF PARIS. became the famous Nine
Roland II history, the vivacious and bril-
liant girl united with the cold, formal, mon
otonous man, becsase be came Of an afiluent
family OF Amians and had lo-dly blood in
his veins The day when through politica
revolution this patriotic woman was led Il
the scagold around which lay piles of human
heads that had fallen from the ak, and she
sail 70 an aged man whom she had comfOrteC
as thew asccndsd the staffold: "Go first thai
you may not witness nay DEATH and ther
uniaunted took her turn 10 die-that day
was TO her only the last act Of tragedy o.
| which her uncongeniaI marriage day was thl
first
Good and genial character in a man, tn
| very first requisite for womsn's happy mar
riace. Mistake me not as depreciative o
worldly properties. There IS . religion
| cant that would seem % represent poverty q
a virtue, end wealth as crime | can tax
you through thousand mansions where Go,
Is as much worshipped as he ever was in
cabin. Tho gospel inculcstes the virtues whcl
| tend toward wealth. In the millennium wo vii
all dwell ia palaces, and ride in chariots, an,
SIT at suiDptuous banquets, and sleep unde
rich s1nbro;dories, and live 400 or 500 year,
for. IL according 10 tho Bible, in those tine
& child shall die 100 years old, the average O
/ human iife viii be 1t least five centuries tn
whole tendency Of sin IS toward poverty, an
the whole tendency OK Righteousness is towar
, wealth Goiliness is profitable for tho liz
that now Is as wei as for that which is {
coma. 10 inventory can be made Of th
picture galleries oonsecratod 10 God, and O
sculpture, and Of Libraries, and pillared mag
niicarcc. and Of parks, and fountains an
gardens in the ownership % good men an
women. The two most lordly residences i
which WAS ever guest had morning an
evening prayer. oil the employees present
and ali dsy lcnS there was an air OF cheerfr
piety in the Conversation and behavior. Lor
Radstock carvis,i the gospel 70 the Russia
nobintv. Lord Cavan and Lord Cairns srer
their vacation ia svaEgelIstic services Lor
Cou-lcton became missionary 20 Begdas
And the Christ. vito was born in an easter
: csr~vaassrT. has again and again lived IN
palace.
Il Is a grand thing to have plenty {
morev. and horses that don't compel you {
. take the dust Of every numbering and laz
vehicle. and books of history that give 20
glimpse Of al the past. AID shelves {
poetry to which you may 20 and ask nilto
? or Tsnnvson ~ Spencer or Tom Moore q
I Robert Barns 20 step down ard spend 4
. evening with you. sni other shelves |
) which you nasT 20 while you feel disgusts
; with the shsssns q the world, and ask Thacl
sray % express your ehagrin. O. Charh
piczeus - expose the PscSsaiGianisn, {
| / Thomas Carlyle - taunder your indignation
= ! or tie othsr shelves where the Old cosp
; writer's stand ready - warn ard cheer
! ~hlls they epen doors into that city which
( 80 bright the noonday sun l. ABOLISHED. Ibe'
y 70 virtue in owning horse tast takes -,
rnirutes 70 20 ui,e, II You can ovn ~
: t.sat can q IN hstie over tTo niEoses ~
! | haff. no virtue IL r7innicg iuf0 Zee tee
~ northeast vtnd VITA tasa appers