New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-18

shadow showed him thar death, wa hc,'i e. AMI
that favoritc old nurse might bc sem Ioi a.
greeted her when she entered MS lOo!l "l'I;
Come away. Mrs Scott; you know you "H''"
10 be with me al my death 800 -,
Tie chapters on Ecclcsiastics' are hici WIN
Quaint comments on old-time clerical lie ana
lroad-minded wholc-soulcd charity respecting
RELIGIOUS divisions. a tolerant man himself, ne
finds something good and hopeful in every develop
ment of religious life in England since MS poy-
hood and takes the most cJnsola'orv view OF ue
revival of faith which he has wl'h"sSe" ~
when some beautiful picture he wrIbs' "'''o'
has been concealed and forgotten, remove" ia
time Of battle lest it should he destroyed ny tnc
cncnlv IL found after many years, ana i cdIr'"S
ccanscd and skilully restored, ana III" eye i w
lighted with the successful Development OF COW"
and Of form. and the lifclike count'1hil"'' u"
historical scene, the sunny landscape, OF tue io''
II, sca cor,c ONT once more upon the canvas: 50
in that great revival Of religion, wnich "'s'n III
vnr!a,,d more than half a century ago. the glorious
truths of the gospel, the ancient Nefi'les u ''
Catholic faith. were restored 10 galnsaylnS peo-
rIo who had forgotten or sighted them 80 long
Tbov wore with us in our Bibles, III or prayer
lo,ls in ,ur sacramcnts and means OF grace "u'
thc,- wore huldor from or eyes, Ike III" co"IS
If the pc,uic. by the dust of long neglect Many
a beautiful tribute he pays 10 til" SANITY "l'"oP
ard brother cergymcn whom lie has Known an"
NOT a few GOOD stories has he to tell. lNo '','
dotcs respecting the collection OF aims n"9 w
singled GU - Ella
Thcre WIS a very large conercsation ah' me
rector seeing that there was only one 1i,,f tr,c',
made Sims TO rustic from thr ch"il''l oi''i".
~ come 70 him and babe him 20 mo ''P ~
tory garden through glass door IN" .''' ti,
room where there had been sHsn' ,Ii
before the service. bring dlSh rom W. I 80,
,oke il down one side of the north alNi' anu Wy
thc other and then bring IL 10 the c'rIN ia az
the place from which lac started: me rus', W. H.,
anne lrcd re1pppaIcd with the dl>H' TOO u d" ~, u"
Was ordered and presented il 10 the ptopI OH 'I"i
siIc of the aisle, and then. approar NM III, me-
whispered in his ear n We [o u' ad, a. tic aisle and
nm t'othcr-thev'll none on EN- ave any ~
order had been given 10 empty the "lSi'' anu ~
WAS fall of biscuits H., ,.;,,rr
e>citcs my admiration more than that when nave f
told but America in this as IN All 'n'm-irI' ne.
challenges our prccc lcnce, and must ih.ThN a. a..
i,nov.lrdqc that the occurrence, c'rtiIl,d l" III ~
Dean Hart of Denver. rs an actuli l"c'' '"'
sfantiatcs her claim I'VE have certain , 'is'1,
lao writes giving the nanI". whom We h''P y"
Tho frontinr lie is q rough damon ! ana Has
inocI, with the miners. Not lonl AGO he "'n' ID
a camp called Rico. borrowed the dance I''i "nr'
thc saloon for his service roundGI up IlH "nM ,
AVID tho hail was filled. After the sermon ca nlh
thc collection. a very important i'"'u't Nv
preachcr ran his eye oyer his audi'h'1 anu
trctino a certain tin horn Gambler KNOW" d
ip,Iiv tLr Kid' Billy, he said. take mp me coz
lection Very much honorcd. BIN TOOK Ms p'i
s,mbrpro hat and with an important ana w -
air as was fitting for tho occasion, ne HI"!' n,r
~ IN the front and held his hat Tor Il N'lhs
man on the foremost chair TO 'donatT, ne "',
miner dropped in quarter VS., pin o. ,nii.
! - thcn uniting his hands under ms c"'' ''l';
dIo,D lbs revolver. 'clckcd' it ~ The donor AM
SAID with the utmost gravity. Nohh9 nm MN ,t
| mat back, this hers dollar snow ,iW"'u IT,
| his hat and revolver. MOVING rONEh w. Ia
| ~,t rs many dollar, rs thcr" werr p"pc
more curious incident fIom the states, IN .N'! ~
can bishop. Whose prai'" Is III inc ,'Il''' ,,,'
| oh
an rccci,inp a sha lc of the head instead oI 4 loI
lar from the hand Of one whom he kn"T ~ "'
stopped 20 r"monNtiai'' ana SAL h,,,'',, ,
| must give something. fou'vc near WIN 'n Zee
| ~. NV, L1. soiJ-it's vonr duty Nv money r'-
| ioncs 20 my creditors said William. And VINO
| j. vnur Greatest creditor? To whom 90 Non owe
n.y. tV mas. o~ asked The collector. Wei. that's
vcr,. true. replied William: " but Just now lics
NOT crowding me quite 50 much a. the Others.
| I, i however, from the chapters on odtd or
recreation and gardening that some OF the choc'''
flowers in this charming volume are 10 be- cnih''
The Dean has all of Kingslcys faith IN muscular
| Christianity and has remained in touch w'th a.i
manly. sports and the equipments Of the field
| Few men have written about roses an" ldi''n'
! ,,.;.b o,r,l refinement of scnSbitv. Is II In"
! dim innate remembrance of Paradise lost n"
asks. "or is il the bright, inspired hop of Para
! disc reclaimed which makes ON childhood - happy
among the flowers OF the garden and tn" HELD
Then h, relates how the child wa father + the
| man when hr who was T. spend much 81 MS
| L.i.ur. among flowers and to Organlz" IN" hf't
! rose show in England presided in h- clillh""'
# a Gcral exhibition of which his liitl" SISTER
WAS the general and executive committee. len
DERBY ~ ne di,comscs about Iccci ana InArN"iaN'
ne is equally ahcctionate in his trihntc 10 th'
| famous gardeners whom he has known. 'l' "'
these was Rivers. of Sawbrdecworth, au'.of OIL
the Rose Amateurs Guide " II was III" P'rus'i
| of this book. the nttcrance OF loving heart 50
clearly and conciscy spoken, which revived my
roycrcrt admiration Of flowers kindlcd the spark
into a flame and gradually extended my .ardr"
Of roses until lord Of fin" thousand 'r"'''
He sent me the editions of his charming manual IT.
| they were published, with some kindly lcfP
,ion and in the last he wrote after my nam"
! Once nv pupil now my master; Dut ne III"
forgotten more than | over knew In these
chapters on gardeners the COOL Dean who has p'eA
nanny in all hi, relations with his iello"-man'
roynals fine source Of his deepest Joy in his low"
cf nature. Such passage as this shows INN al
! his best
7, = ,b. man ar the woman who Strikes III" Ont
| tine and sows the seed. who tends ana trans ana
! waters protects from the frost ana screens nuh
the heat who watches the lateral break oui % ,'i'
stem the formation of the foliage IN" '' ""''
who tastes the fun fclicities which how"rS b'stpW
Yon may buy flowers. pay others 10 gro" 'h''n
/ for Won. and admire them WI''n NTN az ~ wiz
Int If This * the extent of your affection. NoG
miss and deserve 10 miss thr"c-I"iF'h" ol ".'
! pleasure which is given 70 those VINO c"l'lV''c
! and care for the plant. am not t" roy
ga .hc prrfumcd earth in the Persian ilb',
:. hut cherish me. for we have dwclt together.
| How much more tcndcry shOuld We rrv"r" ne
mnthcr of these lovely babes. What u wealth
Of flowers they always have. who are then most
| faithful ministers They seem 10 ma item
Wherever they 20. or receive them a. offerings
| from those congenia gardeners who hay" heard
| ~ choir devotion That which they pant seems
over - thrive and that which they nurse 10 rec vrr
! Cut flowers which they arrange, seem 20 place
! ,homsplvcs at once in the most graceful com
! bfnation There seems TO he reciprocity Gf mn-
,noJ yvstorions love an interchange OF smiles
The only good thing ever heard Of the M"rmpn"
was their belief in Il sweet sympathy between
,Lc florist and his flowers