The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-08-13


coming down through the ages Cain and
Abel, Esau and Jacob, Saul and David,
Haman and Mordecai, Othello and lago.
Orlando and Angelica, Caligula and Tor
quatus. Cesar and Pompey, Columbus ana
the Spanish courtiers, Cambyses and the
brother he slew because he was better
marksman. Dionysius and Phlloxenls,
whom he slew because he was
better singer Jealousy among paint
ers. Closterman and Geoifry, hnelier,
| Hudson and Reynolds Francis, anxious 10
soc picture of Raphael, Raphael sends
him a picture. Francia, seeing it, falls In
fit of jealousy, from which he dies.
Jealousy among authors. How seldom
contemporaries speak of each other. Ken
ophon and Plato living at the same time,
but from their writings you never would
Gus jealousies The Mahommedans pray
ing for rain during drought, no rain COM
| ing. Then the christians begin to pray for
rain, and the rain comes. Then the Mahom-
medans met together to account for this,
aud they resolved that God was 50 well
| pleased with their prayers he kept the
drought on SO as to keep them praying; but
that the christians began to pray, and the
Lord was so disgusted with their prayers
| that he sent rain right away so he would
not hear any more of their supplications.
Oh, this accursed spirit of envy and jeal-
| ousy! Let us stamp it out from oil our
! hearts.
A wrestler was so envious of Theogenes,
| the prince of wrestlers, that he could not
be consoled in any way; and after Theoge-
nes died. and statue was lifted to him in a
public place, his envious antagonist went
out every night and wrestled with the statue
| until one night he threw 1t, and it fell on
him and crushed him to death. So jeal-
ousy is not only absurd, but it is killing to
the body and 1t is killing to the soul. How
seldom it is you find one merchant speaking
we'll of merchant in the same line of busi-
ness. How seldom it is you hear of physi-
clan speaking well of a physician on the
same block, Oh. my friends, the world is
large enough for ali of us. Let us rejoice
at the success of others. The next best
thing to owning garden ourselves is to
look over the fence aud admire the flowers.
The next best thing to riding in fine equip
| age is to stand on the street and admire the
prancing span. The next best thing to hav-
ing banquet given TO ourselves is having
banquet given to our prodigal brother that
has come home to his fathers house.
Besides that, if we do not get as much
| honor and as much attention as others, We
orght to congratulate ourselves on what we
escape in tho way of assaults. The French
general riding ON horseback at the head of
his troops heard soldier complain and say:
'It is very easy for the general to command
| us forward while he rides and we walk. u
Then the general dismounted and compelled
tne complaining soiolei W eeI on ohe norSe.
CoIIIils Il.lough Lanlno, ouiioS itoir IN
onai p'nTo'o' ~, Su' A o.iI ,.IN. uo , .oii
uesu ihen .. .n1 sehoiat eh - Staid id iio" AiuoH
S"loi ~ 40 " wan 'iiaii W
Once more l have to tell you that this
senior brotherof my text stands for the
pouting christian While there is so much
congratulation within doors, the hero of Ely
text STANDS outside, ehe corners OF ms
mouun drawn oown' iookHig az ne ieio-
mlseraDie. am gnd ms uguorious
pnysioghonIy oiu noo sPoi bno ,osufty
WITHIN. now nlahy pouuhg ri1SliIis
tnere are III our oay-cnriSoiass VINO
90 nob IKE Ghe music 9i our
cnurcnes, cnristians VINO 40 NOT
IKE the niiarities OF the youngLpouting,
pouting, pouting at society, poutihg at tne
fashions, pouting at the newspapers, pout-
ing at the cnurcn, poutihg at the govern
ment, pouting at the hlgn heaven lhelr
spleen Is 700 large, tner nVer does not
Work, thelr ulgestion rs orosen Gown.
There are two cruets IN thelr castor always
sure to be weI supphedEvinegar and RED
Pepper! IN, ooilo a"ay i.oni snao Si iiioou'
cn t;u Wh;la ~e,,, vn;d tho d;ssni,tensps ~
' uno a., o;S .lso tha ;rss"i
ono 3 ~ Ss,,,ianoa "a ,ha no,,,,no s,li,i. ~
anu Jdo n', a,d ;r,,;tatn r. fa3hd,. Sha Ua
bad no os a,, hraco. for the returninS medical
r'd nad cnaDinS, xvords sor the sniaSatic nal
.i.o,a anu oo"e "''e' -0' '1' 'f-" '"A'
oonOons :,
AM the race OF TINS Pouting eiaer son ls
put before Us In order tnat we might better
sec tne radiant ana iorglving iace Oh Ihe
1ather. contrasts are hhignIy. me artlst
In sketchlng the reid OF waterloo, years
atter the Dattle, put dove Ia tne .noutn Oh
the cannon; hapnaei, In one Oh ms car
toons. beside the race OF wretcn put the
face OF happy and innocent enid. Ana
so the sour race OF tnls irascioie ana as