The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-13

times Fro a bright and beautiful rIst-
ian home husband or a son will 60 ont to
die. Oh, how long u had that boy in
your prayersi He does not know how
m my sleeDless mig is you have spenJ over
him. He does not der ia d how many
tears on have shed for BIS waywarine s.
On, it is hard, al er you have toled Tor a
c i'd and given him every advantage ana
every kindness, to have him ply
you back in i1gratltude. As
O g Sabbath norni father came to the
foot Of the pulpit as | stepped out nj 1t, and
said, 20, my sou, my son, my SOM! mere
is many young man 2 oud az MS mot Ter,
who would strike to the dust any man
who would insult her, who is at this m J.
ment himself, Ly his evlI dol & and bad
babit,. sharpening a dagger TO plunge
through that mothers bea {. A telegram
brought HIM from afar. He went bl pated
a d SCARED into the room and he stood by
the ifeless form cf his mother.
Her Lair gray; it had turned gray IN
sorrow. Tn SO eye, had wept foods of
tea s over his wa dering. Tat still white
hand had done him many a kindne and
had written may loving Invitation and
good couns,l He had broken hec old
heart. He came into he room ana tire
himself on the casket and hs s9bb4d out
right: "Mother, motherl" but Lh SO lips
that had kissed in infancy d ut cred s.
many kind words spake not; ey we're
sealed. Rather than a'e such memory
come OF my soul, would prefer to have
roll over on me the Alps aid the Hima-
layas.
But while sometimes there are SOILS who
turn out very badly conf from good
homes, / wan to tell you 70 Y ur &C ur-
agement, it is a great exception. Yet al
unhappy a d an undiscipli ed home is the
poisonous caldron from which vast null
titude drink their dea h.
II. | remark that a ,other caldron OF
iniquity is an in ioleut life. All the rail
o. AIMS own the Hubs N river yesterday all
the rail trains on the Pennsylvania rou e, all
tie trains o. the Lo & Island road bro lght
10 these ci les yong men o begin lmmer-
cial lite. Some OF them ~ here this
morning, | doubt not D. you know
what Que of your great temptau1 IS Is
going to tea 1t IS examp Of indolent
people in our cities T4ey are in all our
cities. They dress better than some who
are industri US. They nave access to all
places of amusement-plen6v Il none
and yet dl4 They hang around our great
notes.-the Fifth avenu q, tie Wi dsor, the
Brunswick, the Stuvve t, the GllSev
house-all our beautiful hot Is, you fl d
them around ther5 any day Zen who do
no ing, never earn anythin ye well
dressed, having plenty. VII shout I l
wake Whv should y u works WHY drudge
an t, il in ba and sop and Office, or Oh
the scaffoliing, or by the anvil, whe thsSe
me get u ong 81 we'll and d not w ka
S me the hing around the city nails
of our great cities, tooDhpick ii Their
mouth, Wal ing for some cru b to fan
from the office-boder's table. Some Of
them han ar und the city hall for the
cit van bringi criminals from the sta
tion house. hey stand tlele and 81 at
owe it--really enjoy the disgrace
suff ring of those DO r eatures a. they
gel out If the city val and go into the
courts.
Where do they get their mo7e7l T at i'
what YOU k. That is hat | ask Olly
four ways getting money-only four: by
in eritance, 10y earning 1t, 10y begging it,
by stealing il; a I'd ere are a vast multi
tude ong u, who get their livi not by
tnhe itauc nor by earning it, nor by beg
ging it. DO no like 10 take re response
lilit' of aging now they get It'll
Now, these me ar a constant teInpta-
ton Why ull toll and ear IN yself
out TIE bank, or the office, or the store,
or no or the fac. J.yl These men
have nothing to do TIL " get alo g a great
deal better. And that i the tempUati N
uuder ich a great many you & meA fall.
They b gin : co 5 lrt with les me ,thess
idleis, and the go dow tbs same awful
sleeps. The nu uber of men il our cities
who are tryin TO get their livl & by their
wits and by slight of hand is all the time
increasin
: New York merchant saw young man,
one of mis- clerk =, in half dlSg ise, going t.
a very low place nu'elne It. Toe me-
cha IL said himse T: II must looz out for
{ a. clerk; he is gong IN bad company
and going in bad places; must 10 x
out for him" A few months pa Ssed
on, and one morning the mercda It
entered his store, and this cle'k of
whom have bsen speaking came u in
assn ned c n ter atioG and sal - 20 3, sir,
the store has b Ell on fire; ] havs put out
the fire, but there are & eat many goo is
st We have hal erea crowd Of people
coming and going" Then the mercha t
took the clerk by the COLA a ID sail: II
have had enough OF tn S; you cannot de-
oeive m W lere are those g DIS you sto.eF'
The Young man instal atty confessed his viii
lainy.
o, the numbers of people in these great
cities who are trying 70 G I their living at
honestlvl A d I ey are Il m gbty tenpta-
ton to the dustrious Young man wh)
cs not unde' sta d it. Wlils these others
have it easy they have it SO hard Ho-
ratius Of olden u ne W S I'D that he c. I'D
have just as much & on as he c)ul pillow
aTou. d with yoke of oxen in one day.
He no ked up tAe oxen to ihe
pillow and be GU very lar se
circls and plowed until he came to he same
point here be started. and all tlat
property was his. Blu | have to tell you
to-day that iu so much fnl cial, ist So
mucl m lral, just so much spiritua po ses-
sio you will have as yo compass with your
own dustries, Just so much as from
the rnor in Z o. your lie TO the evening Of
your life YOU car pl,w around wi your
own hard work. go tO thu ant, tlou
sluggsrd; consider be ways a be wise {"
o Of tue most awful cal lro 5 If death
to-day is an INDECENT life. Thank God that
you lave to work
Ill OIce more ! remark, that the dram
sho is great caidron ( lniquity il our
ii e. A arc arsis sal that the yins bore
three grapes, tue frs was pleasure, the
next was druLkenn IS a d the next misery.
Every SALON above ground or under
ound Is a fountain Of lnIquty. L may
have license aud it may 20 along quite
respec.. bly, for a while, but after a
while the cover will II of and the
color of the iliquiJy wi be snlaved.
easie on sucn traffic when IT pays sucl
large reven le q Z IL 20 er IN mt, a d b lips
support your schools and y W great insti IL
tons Of mercy" AMI the | { INK OF W at
William z. Glads,o Ia a ID think il was
tae first time ne was cha lce!!or Of the
exchequer-when me engaged il the ruin
Gus traffic came 10 him AMI "a d their bust
ness ought 10 nave more Dnsi ie alton from
the fact that II paid ca large revsnus
20 Z iglish governme t. Mr. u alstols