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Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1890-12-20

ACCORDING to the census of religious denomina.
tions now being compiled by DR.. H. K. Carroll
the several Methodist Churches have membership
of 4,747, 100 souls; by far the most numerous of
the Protestant denominations. When it is re-
membered that majority of that vast number of
people have recently declared in favor of equal
rights for women in the Church, some idea may be
gained of the wonderful advance made by the
womans cause during the present century.
Is there anything more like weather-cock than
politician? Three years ago they spoke with
contempt of what they chose to term "a few hay
Seeds" now they discourse with eloquence and
logic upon the righteous demands of the ALI
ance," and spell "Allance" with very big A.
The farmer has been almost forgotten in legislation
for the past few years. and the late elections sur
prised not few of the politicians into realizing
sense of the danger of forgetfulness. There is
only one class of people whose rights may be safe
y treated with scorn and orgetfulness by the law
makers of this Republic. They are the women;
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1890-12-20
CHRISTMAS BELLS.

heard the bells on Christmas Day
Their old familiar carols play,
And wild and sweet
The words repeat
OF peace on earth, good will to men!
And thought how, as the day had come,
The belfries of all Christendom
Had rolled along
The unbroken song
OF peace on earth, good. will to mem
Till ringing, singing on its way,
The world revolved from night to day,
voice, a chime,
A chant sublime,
OF peace on EARTH goodwill to men
But in despair bowed my head
"There is no peace on earth," SAID;
"For hate is strong,
And mocks the song
OF peace ON earth, good. will to menl"
Then pealed the bells pore loud and deep,
''ovd 10 not dead nor dsla lie Sleep
The wrong shall fail,
The right prevail,
With peace on earth, goodwill to mem"
Henry W. Longfelov
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1890-12-20
LITTLE ROCK, ARK. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, $780,

because they have no votes, they have no means of
righting their wrongs or making their displeasure
felt.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1890-12-20

The Post Dispatch Of St. Louis Mo-, thinks it.
self spanking good newspaper. So 1t is. 1t
has blown its own horn so hard, that the trumpet
seems cracked-its wind is broken, and it has be-
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DR.. I. P. %CAlLLOUET.
LOCkPORT LA,
Pharmacist and Chemist.
REPRESENTATIONS CAREFULLY
COMPOUNDED.

PARFUMERIE.-Le beau sexe. les
leunes gems ct les hommeS miirs
qu1 venlcnt singer Ia jeunesse. al.
ment ct r%echrrchan les parfnms los
plus saves, les essences les plus
pnres. les savons lea plus olorants
les articles dc toilette les plus in
dlspensables ct les plus q la mode
tells que broSses d dents. peienes
presses a chrveux, etc. etc. trouve
ront, EN- quantir6 tons ces articles
dams la PharInacie Thibodeaux 4
des prlx qui detient toute concur.
renee.
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Lhomme le plus vieux du monde
eat sans cOntredit Michael Soils.
de Bogota, San Salvador; il est
age de $50 aus Cert TN netjs de
n~alssance on a trouvG SD signature
en- 1852 CONNIE ayant contribute 4
la fondaiion dun convent de fan.
ciscains a San Sebastien, dams IA.
merlqne dn Sud. II attribute son
grand age 4 son systeme dc Vie re.
gnliere sans excess arcrn.
Ss peau est Iidee ct raide CONNIE
IN parchemin, son cell VIII ct son
regard severe cau.ent jmpres.
sion .le frayeur sur i'interlocuteur.
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On ann0nce TAtlan,ic CITY
(New-Jersy) la mort de NJ. Daniel
Fox, anclen m iire de PHILADELPHIA.
ancien directenr Il" college Girar,l,
ct ancien directeur de lis Monnaie.
Nj. Fox Gtait Fun des chefs du Dart,
democratic a Philadelphia ct Pun
DIES hommes les plus consideres de
IN Vile, meme par SEES ad.rrsairrs
politiques.
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INTENTION
knights OF the <ialdcu RSvle

Regular meetings of Tlihniaux Castle IA,
10 H.: Of G. i. viii he Eeld ii the Had a
Excelsior Lodge M. ~ l. %. o. +. ON On, sro.
O'Clock l.. NJ.
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LIE grand jury de Washington
Went de prononcer la mise en- accu,
satiOn formelle de NJ. Charles Kin.
caid, lie correspondent du Times de
Louisville, pour le meurtre de NJ,
William Tanlbee, l'ancicn membre
du congres. Toutrtois Ia date du
process ma pas encore ete fxee.
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pagnie de Mile Florence BoDderby
ct de son aimabIe pere, explora les
envirOns de Douvrps avec enchan
tement.
Entin, au bout dane semaine, il
ST rappela, avec douleur, que son
congo etait pies dexpirer ct quill
f~alIait revenir Il Paris. A ca me-
mrn'. NJ. Bonderb by annonca que
rami DuIac (de Londres), instruit
de Ia presence d Douvres du Dulac
de seS IGves. attendait lie lendemain
Fh6te de son ami Bonderby.
A cette nouvellp, NJ. Dulac fit
s0udain une mine de deterre, ct,
interroge sur lie motif de sa paleur
subtle, il s'ecria.
-Ie ne veux pas aller a Londres!
Pas a,ler d Londres
-NOn... jp... Ja... veux retOur-
ner i Paris. tout seul. .seul
Miss Florence rougiSsait, en- re
gaidant IL mer.
EFT ponrQnOi renOncez.vous a
la belle position qui vous attend a
Londres 2 demanda NJ. Bon6erby.
Une femme aimable! une grande
fortune. C'est absurde, cher mon.
sieur.
-PonrQuoi Z Parce que... Oh
ta"t pts, Jeclate! Parce que Jaime
NELLIE Florence B%onderby.
-Fraiment
-Oni, ct de toute mon anne!
Eth bien! ct tot, chere enfant.
que dls-tu de ceIas repliqna NJ.
Bonderby, s'adressant a sd file.
-Je-..ne...venx pas. briser
la %carriere.. de NJ. Dulac, mais...
-Mais, enfin, l'aimes.tui
Miss Florence Sc init a plpurer,
mals continent. NJ. Dulac pleurait
q 0 tour. NJ. Bonderby les re.
gardait, ct, tout a coup, il pleura
Iuis, u murmnra
Eth bien! eponsez.vous, ct SOY.
Ons henreux!
Les deux jeunes g-u. sc ten
daient Ia main.
DE cette fhcon. continue lente.
'neht II. Bonderby, lie v9u de mon
ami DnIac sera accompli sans que
alliez 4 Londres, car.
-Car....? !
Car cest moi qni suis lie Dulac
lie Londres, mon cher Dulac de
PallS, ct hogs n'avons fait que
ouer merveilleusemeut, sous DIES
'oms d'emprunt, ma file ct moi.
e role que nous nous etions donna
arriyer a mes fins.
-Helas! quot I? i%nterrogeait NJ.
)ulac, NELLIE Florence u joue la
omedle et-..et ellie ne maine
az, alorsf
-Halte-la I cria lie vipillard. ri
y a lie faux, dams toute cett. his :
Dire, que o nomS. Mails tout h.
este est vrai, y compris Pamiti1
e ma ille ct Ia mienne pour vous, j.,
lou chez fills "successeur!
ERNEST D'uEPvfJIy .
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ATELIER

Ayant font lie matfriel neressaire, nous
sOmmes Il meme a'exerntor tons les ouvragea
typographiaues qni nous seronf contits. Les
hrefS dayocat. carries d',tfaires. enttteS de
features. tickets d'hahitation, hlancs. circu-
iaires, etc. serent impriincs dams le plus href
deIai ct a DIES prix on, detient toute concur
renee.
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HoUMA. La. Jan. 20. 1889.
a few doses of Gouau1's Anti Asthnato
MIXTURE has relieved me Of 2 verr had
"u4h. my liffle daughter iia. lm., rnrs1 - -
''oy taking Tue same. A. CT DBERT.
Tn Barber.l
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DULAC, DULAC AND co.

JULIAN hVsO w
II Y deny ans, III matin d'avril,
M. Dplac, employee au ministeIe
des travaux pnblics. JOLT garcon,
chatain clair, vingt.>ix aus, passait
Replacement devant lie bureau de
son hotel menhle.
Rapidemrnt, parce que. ..loyer
en- retard... compte prolnis. En-
fin, &c nest pas notre affaire.
--Une lettre pour vonsf
All!
-Avec timbre anglaisf
ITEMS!
Nj. Dnlac. revenant sur ses paa,
prenait la lettre tendue, avec cnrio.
site dune part ct anxiete de cream.
cier tie fantre. par Ia dame de
rhttel. mails, sans dire IN mo- uui
put satisfaire Tune on l'autie dps
emotions de la dame de rh6:eI. il
examinait la subscription de la leitrr,
EN- s'eloignant a pas vifs.
Monsieur Dulac, a Paris.
Pas autre chose. VOLTA OH 6tait
siDgulier il ne connaissait pour
tant personne Ell Angleterre:
Apres cent coujectures sur le
contenu de renveIoppe, il l'ouvrit
eufn. II anrait dd commencer par
la. La lettre disait ceci:
Monsieur Dulac,
Je vous suppose c6l;bataire: ell bian
gouiez-vous epouser une jeune file charmants.
richie, extremement peu musicienne. biep
6Ievee, blonde Z
ST vous redoutez une modification nan |
parlons plus, 81 avez Ia fol, venez.
Venez a Douvres, chos N. Bouderdy, tsui 4!
caient le nom de Ia rue ct le mumsro de In |
maison J ON vous donnera Ia toutes les expl; |
cations eyidemment uecessairfs dams cetta |
~a1aire. |
Votre ser vIteur.
BoSDERDr tWALranl
-"Monsiew Dutac, d Paris,r ct
pas d'adresse p%articuliere. Evi
demment, il no s'agit pas dc moi.
II dot Y avoir mal-donne. II nv q
pas qu'un homme qui s'appelle
Dulac, a Ia grande foire parisieppe.
je suppose.
NJ. Dulac regardait de nouveau
i'enveloppe, Ell Sc parIant dc la
sorte. L%'enveloppe portrait plu-
Ienvois, traces successive.
ment en encre de differente cou.
leur par des plnmes de f~acteurs
.xaSperes. La letsle await beau.
coup ere dams Paris, await etc
renvoyee par divers, ayant d'etre
tinalement par la dame de
Sa lettre q la main, NJ. Dulac
arriva au ministCre ct escalada les
luatre etages cOnduisaut a son
bureau. Dams lie coulOir de Ia
quotidieune OH il passait la
ounce avec deux Gu trOiS camara.
les, d s'exercer au tir javanais, en-
aucant un couteaG dams les cartons
'erts DIES "Affaires urgentes," il
encontra un colleague. ct justement !
10 colleague qul s'appelait Dnlac. J
-Cette lettre ne vous serait.elle {
'as adIessee! dit le Dulac No. |
Dnlac No. 2.
LIE Dulac No. 2lut Ia lettre a son r
our, mails il men Tut que la pre- ;,
here ligne...et la rendit d son =
Ollegue EN- RANT. l.:
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-J'ai reen la meme il y a trois
mois, ajouta TIL.

~ ~Jo~tss we
La m6mef
-Sa Sour jumelie, oni.
VOLTA qui est etrangef
-C'est une mystificatiou!
-Vous croyezf
-J'en suis convaincu! anssi mai
je pas etc q Douvres.
Eth bien! vouiez vous que il
vons disc, j'ai envie d'y aller, moi
Autant employer mon congo de
Paques acette excursion QUA autre
chose.
-Ainsi soit.il! Mais rappelez.
vous l'amcnr de la crosse plaisan-
terir chez les Anglais. Mystilier
IN Frapcais, qnel tromphe!
-C'est fgal! J'en serai quite,
d'ailleurs. pour prendre la revan-
che de Waterloo sur la joue de
mon correspondent, s'il est un
mystiticateur.
CONNIE il vous plaira, mon
cherl
Les denx Dnlac Sc qnitterent
apres ce court dialogue. lie No. ]
pour aller faire sa partie de tir
~javanais dams son bureau, lie No. 2
pour ailer d%ejeuner.
Paques venn, NJ. Dnlac prenait
lie cEemin de fer du Nord, s'embar.
quait a Calais, apres uli excellent
dejenner, ct cinquante minutes
plus tard arrlvait a Douvres, avec
IN fort NAL de ,6le ct glace CONNIE
sill await TAFT la ~retraite de Russie
CONNIE le >oleii, On sOleil anglais
iui semblait avolr I'm rhume de
cerveau, sc d6cidait a s'aller cOu-
cher, ce quill aurait bien dh faire
des 10 maiIn au lien d'attrister
tout lie monde par va niue piteuse
pendant toute la ~iournee, NJ. Dulac
trappait a Ia porte de NJ. Bonderby.
On Ijhtroduisit bient6t dams une
sans luxe aucun OH sc
un Gal yieillard ct une
iolie demoiselle.
LIE jeune tmploye, le chapeau a
IA main. s'eciia gaiement:
-C'est a NJ. Bonderby que TAI
de parlerf
ON.
-Monsieur Dnlac, c'est moi!
ne VOLTA!
Admirable! repondi, 10 gai
'ieiila'd, qui s'expIimait ell fan.
-S"yez lie bienvenu! a%jonta la
file, dams la meme langue.
EFT d'abord, reprit le gal We'll.
ard, prenons lie the, mon cher.
florence, faites servir le the.
lie the ct une c6telette. cher
l0nsienrf
NJ. Dnlac accepta tout ce au'on
onlut bien hi offrir; a la fin du
he, on s'expliqus, ct NJ. Dulac lit
courte geographic. !
-J'ai IN ami, dit alors lie gai {
ieilIard J'ai I'm ami, negociant a I
ondres, Qui cherche pour 81 file
II mari, mails il ne vent pour ellie
u'un mari du non de Dulac.
ITEMS! u
-Oui. Et pour une raison ties {
mple. i
Hum! I
Ties simple. La nature MA e
"a exauce lie reve de mon ami. nj
oulait I'M fits. II ma qn'une file G
larmante. Or, il s'appelle Dulac, \
Dn assez rare en- Angleterre ct E
put il est fier, a sol grand pere, 6
N pere ct Iui Tout bien porte. II
ii serait penible de voir sa maison 1
; commerce prendre, apres IA r
Ort, autre raison sociale one $
Dnlac and Coz. Alors
'us %compIenez, il vent un Dulaci
'ur grndre. II MA charge d'ecrire '
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Announcement
ANNONCES.

Tn carrt lie 10 lienes: lere. insertion, $3.50
=. Pine. IS
" g Insertion add so
Toute annonce indignant Ia profession
aver radresse ct ~n'pxcedent pas quatre
lignes. par On. i'nvance. S. 90
Annonce de candidats, d'avance, 1890 10 90
Necrologle. par 10
Toute annnnre commercials public a Fan
nee sera inserte an faux de 50 cents par ponce
pour la premiefe insertion ct % cents pour les
insertions suhseIrfrntes.
Toute annonee don't H. nnmhrr a'insertions
nest pas specific sera inselce jusqu'a nouvel
ordre au taux Ordinaire.
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~ Tr4E til Man tei.E ranWs WITH tso syel:est
s-ySsapgr~ IN uls u1i - asatsi
raN pA HDH ftS. hs No eFnal "A the
Farsaaase4g Tle-a, ~ IO pea.ty. eD4sIpnss
had neAA
fH p f,n tAsWNLER Fo,ogra ~ Experts
nsei- iai,sa' rri moa rslialle. - 10 u Tfass
tea n,tt-a iv,a s'tu'r,A ana ~ IN ~ ils ffom
thv atli.l Fsss . iAiP o. utsN
pa E-t1i koNE4.E h~s navaaTs hs-,a. and
ais~ay- VII IN. N. n sad sHa 4ta,1Aysea o he
PrTp~ ~ Acsin'd rsa,intoAtsHA ~olAIoel, oe~po-
nStss 80 o. ress+Sss fsNg mi ~ ~fd re
stesrnri'-Jt "a ~ -, .l- .sssr-a 10 sgS-NE
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7he Circulation Of the CHR0E-
IcLE Is equal to that n ALL
THE OTHER san Francisco
MUrning Papers combined.
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AN
just
1t
+, Mr..
81 me al
n Jto-the photo Of
a. vi a tie Portico theatre
nniA- ~ kalr nrn-.n ut Lhn ~

h sto-tho photo @S Of Of
se Via a tie Portieo theatre
paidA ay half crown at the pit
r.
ne night as I came out Of the pit Of
Portico | found that it was raining
and dogs. but money was scarce
me, and | walked home through
IN. bedapse / couldn't afford a cab.
as ! neared my " door a four
Ter drew up mt it. . lady paid the
sr. and then she opened the street
with her latch LEY and disappeared
, the house. Great heavensl it was
tie Vivian herself. aud | stood in the
o in open mouthed astonishment. In
ew moments the gls was turned up in
e first floor, and then it dawned upon
G at once.
lam not a curious man. knew that
D actress lived on the first floor, and
rat a teacher of languages lived on the
acond, but l, the third noor ledger, had
ever troubled my head about them in
he least. had never even asked their
James. / ven up to my rooms and
lung myself into my easy chair, and l
thought Of the strange fatality that the
woman ] admired above al living wom-
en- should be actually dwelling with me
under the same roof. and that we were
separated only by a single floor. But
though | wasi-oge-l had a certain
amount Of common sense left, and / re-
membered that there was a great gulf
between Lottie Vivian, the popular act
ress. and tile painter Of p~ot-boilcrs on the
third floor.
w are still canmbals, Groper and l.
and fast friends. II was froal Groper,
by di. Of pretending that / had never
heard all his old stories before, chat !
nscertained the true history Of Lottie
Vi~viaM-ottAe Portico Theatre.
''She was a pupil Of old Jack slider's-
most of the successful ones have been
pupils of Slider's. said Groper. at
some time or other. IT'S strange thing,
he on; ''she came u at The Port.
leo. aud she has had q rAstant engage
ment there ever since for the last eight
years. Every faft4ing. she earns goes to
her family-to her old father, who was
a'mg maR on the Stock Exchange once.
mind you, said Groper, ~and 10 a whole
family OF little brothers and sisters, who
are HntiFelg dependent upon her. She is
IN ambitious girl, too, hb'added, "and.
they say she's goingt To marry Lord Wall,
send"
"Nhat. the mad millionaire! said /,
"That's the man. said Groper.
And then Graper began 10 abuse the
dinner, and / heard no more about Lot.
tie Vivian from him.
went on paving my half crowns 81
the Port co, and ] got deeper and deeptr
IN love wisAy-feilow lodger. aud my
loxe interfered "A good deal with my
work. Then It was that I got my first
commission ID paint a PORTRAY. That
portrait made my fortune. aud the paint
ing Of il nearly broke ms hears
u came about IN this ways j sot a note
one day FROM Miss Viyian-l have IL
etil-requesting ne 10 cab upon her on
% little matter Of busiotss. / took a
good deal Of pains Nilb my toilet. and
then I went down otairs and knocked 40
the door of my fellow lodssr,
There WA nothing fart about Miss
Vivian. She was very quietly dressed
and she cane 70 business at once.
"Ar. Stippler," she said. you'll excuse
any asking you 10 come here IN this ~.
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NeDh~ Ach Other
a. ives-alm6st e had been
her and sister- poss it was

.~maraderie.
Once, and once only, ! made an ass Of
myself.
II must be finished by the twen-
tieth, " she had said; ''the twenty-frst is
his ~birthday.r
Il wish it could never be finished.
replied passionately; Il wish / could
stand here painting you. all my life
The pretty smile faded from her face,
and she pulled me up at nce
you mustn't say anything TO me.
Mr.. Stippler, if yol please, that you
wouldn't say if Lord Wailsend himself
were here by my side"
apologized; | felt that ] was a brute.
had lunohed with Hiss Vivian: it was
my farewell visit to her. The portrait
was f~nished-it was my masterpiece,
Jack-and it stood upon an easel in its
bright new frame in the middle Of tile
room.
The table had been cleared; thank
heaven for that!
play to ne, Mr.. Stippler," she said
in a voice that went straight to my
heart; "Tm terribly low spirited. Play
something cheerful"
sat down TO the little cottage Erard,
and l did as | was bid. | played niger
melodies; | played dance music; and
then, somehow or other, 1 drifted to
Home, Sweet Home. and then | felt so
utterly miserable That | broke down, !
turned on the stool towards Lottie, and /
saw that her eyes were full Of tears.
Don't, George. don't" she said; don't
go on, can't bear it
She called me by my Christian name
for the irst and the last time.
And then there camea tap at the door.
and a hOarse, croaking voice grated OUT
MAY | come iny
Good heavensl it's his lordship, cried
Lottie Vivian, "and / am ruinedl'
But | saved her. though if / hadn't
been prompt she would never have mar
ried him. and Size might-yes, by JoveI
perhaps have become my wife after
all. Stranger things have happened. But
| reassured her by a glance. and she took
her cue at once.
She was an actress. remember.
flung off my cont, / whipped out the
face onono tba hammer and began
stritips single notes mon the kevs
.Corle in' said Miss Vivian ana his
lordship entered.
81 home | don't intrude. he said
And then 1 too. t,ought of Paul PRIV.
aYou are alyravs a welcome guest.
warsand Ia .af;ss Virisn
And lion ,boy ha,on ~ char IN abi,n
ers'
,.Fap~hi how the feuow smells Of to-
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STOCK BRANDS

THR LRBRAL iRkaads 10 make a ape
s.l,v ~ III. stosL i,ie,..t. At Az ro,t,o
bry.
most u tho steskmen AAd eOwSoys IN ths
portion Of tie tertSOSy.
As stoOk is KAhts 70 stray 1t n a'siFa@b
tr '~He'' 70 nave mex 'ra@o' wisely
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You shoUld.Read.
A 10 @ Z @ q

So I'D @ RE 81
wHYi
Because it ia the only pager ia Amerie
that advocates AKsriean rule ia the Unit
ed States.
Because America gives each week AZ
equivalent Of the contests q a s. oeni
monthly.
Because Aueries haa a larger corps Of
distinguished contributors than any paper
in thlS oountry.
Because 1t priats each week stories. ~
sage, poeris and Eisoelaneoua article
from saeh authors as these.
eeRRb0r Anis0a senator Cau0m
ksuator hnRdorsoa Senator Teller
Senator Mitchell Senator Dawes
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Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-08-07
IUKA, MISSISSIPPI, THURSDAY, AUGUST !, 1890

homes in one way and another.
they are therefore acquitted of all
blame before God Not SO. 1t is a
little thing merely employed we
must bs employed in the best way,
That God has left us some discretion
in these matters is in perfect keeping
with his general method of dealing
with US. 1t is not his plan to tie us
down by petty and minute restrictions
that would abridge our liberty and
turn us into mere machines. On the
contrary. he delights to loosen the
law, to throw us upon the necessity Of
acting in accordance with our
preferences, and thus to test our loyal
ty to him. Character comes out in the
way in which we use these divine priv
ileges. If. with an opportunity to en-
ter upon,s soma worthy task, we turn
away from it simply because it ap-
pears to tax us heavily, we show our
selves to be essentially mean and
small. Christian Advocate.