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

drink did itr Some day she will press
her hands against he temples and cry:
ooh. nv brain, m brainl' or she will
on on the abut nent of tae bridge some
( moonlight n Rlt and look down on the
! CLASSY surf ce and wonder If under that
CLASSY SUI face there is n IT some rest for a
! broken heart
/ young man, through the intercession
of metropolitan friends, gets place in a
| bank or store. He is gong to leave his
country home. That morning they are up
/ earl the old homeste I'D. Tn trunk is
o the wagon. Mother says: "My son, |
PIT Ri lie the trunk; l hop, you will
read it often" She wipes the tears away
wi her apron oh he says, "come,
| don't you be worried. know how to take
care of myself. Don't lie worried about
bow, and write home often. Your mother
will be a xious hear from you" Crack
goes the whip, and over the bills goes the
wagon. Eve years have passed on,
and a dissipated life has do its work
for that young man. There is hear e
coming up in front of the old home
! S eai TIE young men of the neigh
Lorood who hyve stay ed on the farm come
in and say: as IL possibe1 VIII, he
does II look natural does he! l, thai the
| fair bow we ed = KIN Wa Is that e
hea thy cheek we u VI to k1owl 1t caa'J
be poss bic that is hi H." The parents stand
looking at t 10 cash in the forehead from
which the fe ooz d out, and they lift their
hands and ~: 80 ny son, Absalo n, my
had Ell for thee, O, Absalom, my son, my
SOM
Lorenzo de Medici was very SEX, and
some Of his superstition, friends thought
if they could isioly a csrtail number OF
pearls in a cnp and then ne wolli drink
them it won d cure hi If re di|ea Q. SO
thsy went around and they gathe q up all
the beau ifu pears they C ul1 find, an
| they dissolved taem in d cap aud the sick
ma drank m Oh, it was an expsns We
draught. Bat I tell you of a more expen-
sive draught tina tina Dru ,nness kuJs
into its cup the pearl Of by ical health, the
pea Of domestic happiness, the psarl of
respectable ~, the pearl OF christian hope,
{ pea / of everlasting heaven, and
pres e it o the 1ot lips.
tell you the dram shop is the gate of
hell. Tue troabl is they do not put up the
ri yht kind of a sign. They have a eat
many different kinds of signs 'ow on places
where strong dri Ik is sell One is called
the restaurant" and ano her is called the
tFsal )oA" d another Is call ID the ''ho ell, "
and another is Gale the "wine cellar" and
another is called the sam ole room" What
a name o give of those lacesl A
''samp.e roomp saw an on the steps
of oae of those Sample rooms the other
day, dead dru TX. | said to self: II Su -
SO that is a sampled" / tell you it is the
gat of hell.
"Oh, lays some man. II am XII I'd, am
ind IL mt TO my family, | am right many
respects, am very sner 1us, and have
too grand and generou a moral nature b
be owe throw in thai way Lei ne say
tn t the persons who are in the most peril
have the largest hearts, the best education,
the b Ugh est prospects. This 81 1 chooses
the latest la NOS for its cclfce. The
brightest lr!ands are by this ca buncle |
ha d of DUKE inesi orn fl the Bro of
the poet a d the o ator. Charles Lamb,
a lswe Thomas Il ot, ans veri ) erid IN,
the Englisl orator answe ! Edgar A. Poe,
an 'we. Juni Is Bru.ui B Iotl, a swe'i
On, c me and ID over into i5 while |
| draw IF the ver-Aan over it and ok
d lwn int it, and see the Sc thing, DO ling,
| 10 1t some, smoking, ago liziuy, clasp lem
| ing hell f the drunkard. Young man, be
master of your appetites aid passions.
| The are hu dreds-night not say thou =
M rning--yo ing mel OF fair prospects,
| Put your trlst In the Lord God
| a all is we'll But you will be
| te npte L Perhaps YOU NAV this mo-
melt be add essei on the first Sabb It ,
| of your coming t. the great city, and
/ give you UllS nrOtneriV c u lSel. spe K
| not in ne funct0ry way | speak as an
older bro her talks t. a younger brother.
lut my ha on your sh III der this day and
com ne d you to Jes IS Christ, wlo himself
was you e man and died W ile yet a
young man, and has sym athy for all
young men. Oh, be mastsr, by the grace
o. God, f your ap peties and passionsI
] close with per 0ration. Minis ers and
speakers re verS 1t t. close with a Per =
raio', and they generally roll up some
| G d imagery TO express what they have
to sat. | close wit pero alton m ghtier
than was ever uttered by mere human lips.
T oq Tot lions. the first is this: "W 40
| hath 'Voe3 who hath blbbling2 who hath
wounds with lut caused They that
| tarry long at t wi e, they tnat 60 to
seek mixed wine. LOOK not unon the
wile wnen il is re when it moveth
it elf Alright in the cup, for at e lasj 1t
bi ETH like serpent and 9Th like a
adder" Th is the other gu ILaGio> !. Make
| up your mind as to which is the more i'm
| presive. t ink the lat is tbs mi Entier
''R j ice, o young man, in thy you b, aud
let thy aeart G 10 zee in t e days If thv
| youth, a walk thou In the sight of thine
own eyes; bu, know thou that for all
ese things God will bring thee into judg-
meat