The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-28
present life 10 dwarfed and robbed Of what
under the peculiar circumstances might be
Not In entire forretfuiness.
And not In utter nakedness.
Rut trailing cious1s Of Rlory d

s :; :as q. i:i:: j. !: E:$S. DO we come
quoted II. Reg; d, s9 r her col,ysr; when en-
aa aS in NJ sno~sdss aoa Tssrs
they, would Geek TO prove is certainly g my
TIA. sny a1i very 1' ees
been demonstrated. There never was q time
fss n ~ den g Is sg ,hers
n form g. aShe hn and hsS shY i @
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ns,ss vary q very rdss
cannot see that any good cnn come Of speh
an saPesimsnt Noss!ng q value that will be
have on the chiid's future. 4 would hive no
ora peas Fs.her Hs oes %oua
elly afaictsd; PIT It n the CELLAR such q
and ought not TO arise. ~
The experiment car, do no harm TO the
and do not approve OF It By any means. MT Il
ssss iona the fha sss ts pest
teachers would be apt to impart the Kind OF
teaching that was given a hundred years or
So ago: but they would not. and therefore I
think the experiment unnecessary and I'M
%Iti. q. experiment 81 very doubtful value"
sSsson With the shd are 81 SO '0 e1eeed.
viii never be abis to tell what the child
thinks. but cannot express Even those Of US
Ia 6s aese NOT
swelling tides OF emotions that surge through
..Ther. ar, waves far al on IN. OCEAN
Is, s s. .a. ss: |, on M The
rass never can echo in speech lSs "e'
How can they, tell what the child may
think. when II has SUCH very imperfect
experiment can lead only to very doubt
Jul conclusions. believe every human being
sss
wrong. shows the possession Of q moral sense.
and is not this an attribute. OF the Supreme
EnaMIsase 81 God - 'n'''"'0h Oh 'h'u'''Se
are s ads apd
Know. The ehiiis future would t 30 o' ali
81 Keeping from i such Su fno W. ledss a'eq
think the 81 pertinent has an element Of cruel
in Il nGS to sh non.
some, way embracing moral training. and
M. moral training In sense embodies religious
Mr.; Eugene N. Macdonald. the editor of the
comes from. It Would be the most nataraI
thing in the world for this girl to wonder who
made her. and who made the, water which she
the conclusion that there is a big man some
mother. She would reason within herself that
see. and might even picture to her minds eye
well on as other folks
.Wp own boy ThG mt, nd do
Sunday school Yarns think It is S soo ID
thing 70 keep children without that knowledge.
Not being orthodox, cannot say what will be-
A Sr-thnic clsrHvnan connected with Mcs
Farley chnr,n satd:
salvation. What is the Value q tho eYpsr I.
mspt Ehen con 9pss red ,s with the sh'd soul
ideas-lmperfecto ones. Of sourse-abouta SUI
peri9r being. hut they will prove absolutely
things passing through method OF abstrac-
ton aud bsf9ma;pS q, iptssct1ai tans How
!ts to the girls salvation. that would de-
pend upon her sins. Although she may not
she may have had thoughts whicR even to
her own instinctly i.s notions are wrong she
to The sp sn Of her fSs
parents. the, case reduces its.lfto one like that
Of infants FAM dyidpg without baptism Il is Ger.
dispute, however. as to where She will 20. viii
she go to hell or Is there place specially Tor
those who have committed no sin OF
value OF the experiment is not sufficient TO
make up for the greatness Of the sim. What
and lose his own soui! These words are
applicable to this case.
As to the experiment itself. do not believe
that God will create in her mind any other
knowledge than that derived from sensible
things by the method Of abstraction to which
have referred. That is the order Of nature"