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u.eaw nAs pscLINcn.
lie win Not Accept the Secretary Of
stato's Portfolio.


WAsHINcrON, june % 1T IS snid hero on
tho authority of O. cabinet officer that the
president on Friday received a communica.
tion from Mr. Chauncay "A Depew In which
he declines The rendered secrctoryship OF
state. While there Is some doubt as to the
foruality OF the tender there is no doubt
that the Office could have been Mr. Depew's
had he desired 70. This refusal again leaves
the question of who win succeed Mr. Blaine
a speculative one. Tho vacant premiership
must be filed by July g. that being the last
day when an appointment cnn legally be
made. Several prominent Republicans have
been mentioned in this connection. among
them being Mr. Depew, Mr Charles Emery
Smith and Mr.. William Walter Phelps It
s. stated, however that theaciingF Focretary
Of state, Mr.. Wharton, win probably be APP
pointed until next March. The general
belief here IS that the Office was tondored
90 Mr. Depew and declined by him after
consultation with the Nandorhilts
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CIiN pronerlY nhnnee. IInnd..

John Joseph Bierman had transferred
at the Surveying Department this morn.
ing the property at B and Townsend
streets to John A. Brennan. John plunh
ett also transferred the property at
Lincoln and Ford streets to Cassius C.
Webster
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To BE Taken ON "a Trial Trip.

The fishing steamer al Foster which
has been building at the Harlan and
lIollingsworth Company's yard Is about
finished III is expected that She viii ho
taken on a trial trip on Tuesday If She
is satisfactory she win ho taken 20 New
York i'm charge of her nameaake al
Eoafar
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IIrelr wind nt Innr nrnnch.

LONG BRANCH, n. j., June 25.-Durine
the storm the roof of Seligman's stable was
blown of and the Drexel summer house on
the beach was demolished. Many Of the
aarNants were seriously hurt
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ON q canadian Tour.

Frank d. Carpenter and wife viii leave
on Wednesday morning for Watkins
Glen, Niagara Falls. Toronto Thi ty
Thousand Isles of Georgian Bay, and the
Muskoka Lakes of Ontario. Dr. C. r.
Jeleris win follow them one week later.
They viii be gone until September l.
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Knlod bv a coId cnro TnIectIon.

MEMPHIS, June 25.--J. j. Brooks, a well
known attorney formerly assistant attor
ney general died at the Southern Bichloride
Of Gold institute After the first hypoder.
mic injection Of bichloride Of gold he was
seized with convulsions, from which he did
not recover
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A rrln.l Ininrah-

Asllcv M J. McManus. who is acting
as assistant priest at St. Paul's r. G..
Church W as descending the stairs at the
home of Dennis j. Mention Yesterday. he
Slipped and fell and sprained his ankl G.
he was not otherwise injured.
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ThIrlean klmed In.tnnllr.

Special Despatch Evening Journal.
HAnnIsDuRo, Pa, June 25.-Tho
Western express second section, Of the
Pennsylvania railroad ran into the first
section near here this morning and thir-
teen Passengers were killed and forty I'M
urod
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FIFTH YEAR.
CAPE HENLOPEN BEACH, DEL.

bright HOUSE, REHOBOTH, DEL.
ID This .well-known hotel will reopen for
the reception of guests on June Is, ls92, under
hotel Is beautifully situated on the most de-
sirahle part of the beach, and only sixty yards
from the surf. As bathing place kohobOth
is sunsurpassed, and while Il has the advan-
tage of a high surf, IL Is good and safe at all
hours of the day. The house is nicely fur
nished. good beds and the purost drinking
water on the Atlantic coast Terms reason
able. +. II. GRAHAM. Proprietor.
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They Want to BE Pedagoeuos.

Superintendent of Free Schools Griffin
of Port Penn, is examining applicants for
teachers certificates at school No. ], on
French street. to-day About 100 appli
cants appeared before him.
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soddlnrer wants so. 600 Damares,

CAMDEN, n. j., June 25.-Howard X
Seddinger, Of Dudley, has begun suit
against Joseph p. App, Of Dudley, for $40,
900 for SANDER soddinger is a prominent
figure in Stockton township politics
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IonI.innnls DendIort nm IN.

BATON RoGUE La, june %. Merely com
plimentary votes were cast in the senate
rial ballot. Mr.. Canery says he is out OF
the race. There is very little doubt now
that the election viii be postponed for two
wears
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rirhtoen cars DemolIshcd.

HUNTINGDoN, Pa, June 25.--Two freight
trains on the Pennsylvania railroad collided
two miles east Of this place at 4 o'clock,
both engines and eighteen cars were demol.
faIaH
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4 ronn..ilie Citi1en in the Dock.

Jonas Heck was sentenced to thirty
days imprisonment for drunkenness by
Judge Ball this morning. James Ford Of
Pennsville was fined 81 and cost for the
Same offense
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FOE SAFE.

EOR SALE CnEAP.-A BRAND NEW
IT Combination lock Barnes Safe. Apply
C. S. HORN. ll2 French street.
IF YOU WANT TO SELL OR RENT PROP
i orty call on HAWKINS ds CO.. 7l2 Market
street. No charge unless rented or sold.
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sIruArIoNs wANrEn.

WRITING or CLERICAL WORK OF
w any kind. Quick and accurate at hgures,
or would accept temporary empi0ymeA a2
assistant book-koeper Address. JOHN
BROWNING, 1912 West Second street.
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suindler nenaIlIck HeId.

PHILADELPHIA, June 25-Benjamin Ben
allick, who was detected ia several swim
ding operations on big stores, was held in
5000 bail BY Magistrate Clement, .---
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nelnnnre smneerbnnd ENcurslon.

FOR a delightful trip take the Delaware
Spnrorbund excursion down the river TO-
morrow. Sunday morning. al z O'Clock on the
Major RevbOld from King street wharf, the
excursionisls will stop at Fort Delaware.
Tickets can be had by an members and by the
secretary. Harry H. schncpf, ut - King
affrcf until l2 O'Clock Tonight.
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40 pInv ine eoInr Tins'

The Rockford and Solar Tip Baseball
Clubs. the latter Of Philadelphia. viii
cross bats at the Soheutzen Park this
afternoon A good game is expected
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MARRIED.

MEDARA r MONTGOMERY = At the
Church of the Nativity, Philadelphia, Ol tho
23d instant. by Rev. Or. Jeneris. Thomas
Medara of Philadelphia and Mary Montgom-
cry. formerly of this city
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Clearing House.

The exchanges OF the Wilmington banks at
the clearing house to-day We're. Total. $50,
lOl 2O. balance. si3.s0iiO
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More Applicants Fxamined

There We're three more applicants for
the police force examined this morning.
They were George Gillian, ]. 7. Quinn
and &, w. Boulden.
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eeor~e White.

Contraotor for hauling hy the day or hour
safcs and nianos moved and set with care:
furniture cars at short notice; hQatins ana
rnging done. Onice. No. l2i French street.
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LOST AND FOUND.

/ OST-ON SATURDAY EVENING 4
l. lady's hat. In going from Sixth and Jack
son 10 Tenth street. Finder please leave 10 al
the Evening Journal office.
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CITY NEWS I'M BRIEF.

The schools at Boncroft's Banks closed yes
tcrday.
The slo0p Martha Thomas is unloading
pipe at Orange street wharf
Tho Wcccac0e Fire Company lost an axe
this morning while making the run 90 the king
street Gre.
The Warren and Br1wnsou Baseball Clubs
VIII play championship game fi Front and
Union streets THIS afternoon.
dog belonging 90 Alrs NJ. Nickcrs oi SO.
lI. Fast Front street. was run over and kilicu
hy electric car 40 as yesterday afternoon.
REV. John France. pastor of Scott 81. i.
Church. VIII preach no Ashury Church, corner
Third and M Walnut streets. tomorrow morning
at i0al. aud the pastor. ltrF. John J.. G..
Hanna, win preach t1.3l p. m.. On "a Young
Mans Nced-Irue Courage"
Grand reunion and Jubilee of the q. A. r. at
BrundyWine Springs. July 4 Amuscments of
an kinds; sham battle in the afternoon; fire
works al night.
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FRE INSURANCE.

TOR FIRE INSURANCE IN THE MOST
II reliable companies at lowest rates. cal
on HAWKINS a. Co. ~ Market street.
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Deputies and insurance agents wanted 10
a lending Beneficial order Liberal commits
sions to good parties, 1905 Market street.
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N. Y. Clothing 6 House.
Wilmington, Saturday, June %, lsoe.
Meetings For This Evening.

Lodge OF Instruction, A. h. A. NJ.
Mechanics Lodge. J. q. %. r.
Lafayette Lodge. x. of T.
Lenape Tribe. /. o. r. NJ
jefferson Council. o. u. A. NJ.
Union Veteran Legion.
Rodney Council. N. p. u.
Wenonah Lodge. $. of a..
Liberty Lodge. l.. o. l..
Windsor Lodge, Sons of 81. George.
Camp =. =. o. $. of a.
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Penn. p. R. Ex. to Rochester Beach.
IN InnnIIunLLL.

Cpening excursion July 3. Special train
from j.. Is. : station n wilmington az o.l1 a.
m Round III D rate $780,
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Popular prices for good
Clothing tell its story in a
crowded store. Every one of
our statesmen are on the jump
to give you good service. It's
a fact-the Clothing is beauti-
full. Try it on and see for
Yourself. It's wonderful-the
demand for our Clothing.
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Tnlchc.ter Excnr.Inn.

Special train via Penn. r. r.. July 3rd, at
8i5a.ui SiOO for round trip, including
grand s..il over Chesapeake bay.
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The presbyterians advertise o low rate 70
Noshaminy Falls. July I. Excursion, .lVJ.
Tfronnn train.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A LONE LADY WISHES ROOMS. BEST
"A of reference. J.. 4.
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The second section From Philadelphia
Cauaos the Havoc The Engine Crashes
Into Pullman sleeper Narrowing
scenes In PennsyIvanla's Capital
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PUnLIC SAILS

DUBLIC SALE OF COWs-I WILL SELL
4 nt public sale on thc Gocdloy Farm. on
the road leading from Carpenter on the B. a.
O. h. R..to Claymont on the r.. W. g. b.. half a
mile from each OF the above named stations.
on Monday June ~, ls92 al O'Clock p. M. one
car load OF choice Cumberland county cows
that are big mixers. This stock has been
carefully selected and viii be sold without
reserve. Two and four months credit.
WM. 5. COOLEY.
A. c. SHARPLEss, Auc't.
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WANTED.

WANTED. r. GOOD MORTGAGES; CITY
w or country. Send name and description
" HAWKINS q CO.. 7l2 Market street.
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A RAILROAD HORROR.
Twenty-Five or Fifty Persons
Killed at Harrisburg, Pa.
OHI0AaO LIMITED TEIEscoPED.

CHICAGO LIMITED TELEsCOPED.
The Second section From Philadelphia
Causes the Havoc The Engine Crashes
Into Pullman sleeper Narrowing
scenes In PennsyI,anIa's Capital
News of horrible railroad accident
reached this city to-day from Harris.
burg Pa. 70 was brought here bv
railroad man who was am eve witness to
the wreck ln the accident probably
fifty persons were killed and fully that
number badly injured Speaking of the
accident the railroad man said
n Shocked Railroad Man.
MY God it laid over everything ever
saw and I haveseen good many wrecks.
AZ 0.2O o'clock last evening the Chicago
Limited left Broad Street station. Phila.
dclphia. The train was made up of two
sections the FIRST section leaving on
schedule time. The second section fol-
lowed, shortly after.
Everything was all right until the
first section reached Dock street. in
Harrisburg There the first section was
blocked Il had only stood there few
minutes. when the second section dashed
up with lightning speed, crushed half
through Pullman sleeper filed with
slumbering passengers killed nearly all
of them, and caused the Pullman car to
telescope the coach ahead of &C. thereby
killing aud manning many others.
'lho engine and several cars belong
ingto the second section were wrecked and
derailed. No one was killed on this sec
ton but the engineer and fireman.
"lhe crash came at 1890 o'clock this
morning
''fho alarm was Immediately given and
a large crowd soon collected
Getting out the Dead.
As soon as order could be restored the
work of rescue began While 1 was there
! saw thirteen dead men. women and
children taken from the wreck. TO say
nothing of the forty or fifty wounded,
and the dead still in the wreck. Some of
the bodies were frightfully manrled.
heads, legs and arms being crushed off In
mnny instances.
Doctors were summoned. n hospital
was improvised and everything was
done for the comfort of the wounded.
In the meantime the wrecl1ing trains
began clearing the wreck They were at
work at 10 until this morning
did you hear of amy Wnmingtonians
being killed or woundedl' asked the re-
porter
NO, the confusion was so great that
man could not hear anything authentic.
All heard was that Westinghouse. the
electrician, and his family were on the
lrst section, but they escaped
Between Engineer and rircmen.
''Who is 90 blameY
''lhey DO not know whether It was the
engineer or operator.
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HrLP WANTED.

n ADY AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
l. Equitable Life Of New York. only repre-
sentative women need apply, t,Nceeneni tcrins
to solicitors. ANrON A. MAILER, nehtfoi
Agent. Equitable Building.
WANTED. D.-CARpENrERS AT THE
w Brandywine Granite Company quarrles.
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Strictly one price and if dis
satisfied with your purchase
we will return your money.
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s;Shouldst thou tomorrow die, 5s5zs :.
- - Tbou's it'll alt be -
Found inJth rose aud lnetin. al the sly; y
,sAnd from bd OCEAN s heart halt sing 70 MEG
SleIl dstsI thou toEIorro ~ 4 le.f = .;
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Floating a Scheme.

Over table in room No. 1 of the
Asrcr House, where so many political
schemes have been Matched, had long
talk with Mr. Davies, the premier of
British Columbia. He was here osten-
sibly in the interests of his government,
but certain railroad scheme also occu-
pied "a good deal of his attention and
time. The scheme is to use Hudson bay
Us a waterway By building railroad
from each of its shores respectively to
the Atlantic and Pacific coasts, and
thus save many miles Of construction.
He drew imaginary lines on the table
and mapped it all out so that any one
could see with half an eye that it was
not only good but q great thing. And
yet good, great and sure, as he told me
everybody admitted it to be, he said
that New York fnanciers had advised
him to Goat the stock. in the English
market. Hoseomed to think that money
was -atherscarce article in New York.
Is he right or wrong?-New York Herald.
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A Eyomcntury T>cIav.

AT first blush it would seem to be an
impossible feat for Pedestrian poor,
defenceless woman, at that-to success
fully bar three entrances to the Brooklyn
bridge. 1t took place on the Brooklyn
side one morning last week, when the
wage workers were, hurrying to the
metropolis, and large assembly was
kept i'll a state of suspense for minutes
that seemed ages.
70 explain the feat accomplished, you
remember how the entrances are ar
ranged-a ticket Office on either side, be-
tween them two iron parallel bars to
guide you through. Between these rail
ings is, a space through which you pass
on to the "chopping boxes, where tickets
are deposited, but if you have to puf-
chase them you pass between a rail and
the box.
She was a gray haired old lady and she
wished to buy a ticket. There would
have been less difficulty had it not been
for the I'm brella.s 1t was thrust uEder
The old lady's arm as a man poses his
umbrella when going up Tie 8 Z stairs
point to the rear and breast high.
The old lady stepped into the middle
space, and while the umbrella swung
round like a tollgate bar, clesing tine
space behind her, She reached over to
the ticket Office and calmly proceeded to
open her purse, tumble roll of bills.
finally select one, and with both arms
stop the passing of pedestrians until q
disguised lot of'hunlnnity was damned.
With the umbrella posed like an IN
fantryman's bayonet fxed torepel caval.
ry the old lady and her gray BARS held
the fort. AT last her pennies and tickets
had been picked up one by one. She
gave way and the crowd surged around
her like the hoodtide, around shad poie
in the North rivcr.-New York Herald.
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SOME Dress Goods.

The dresslEakers of tl;e reign Of Lonis
XIV announced that, among other costly
goods, they had for sale sad friends
color. does belly. scratched face, raj
color, fading flower, dying monkey
gladstone widow. lost time, dead alive,
sick Spanis.rd. mortal sin, common harm
and chimney sweep.-St. LoEis Globe
Democrat.
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1,lii3 Vi Ii.1E HAND.

-. -
IliLs u ',i -'lis l. HAND AND
The Bible often tai ks about GODS
hand. wonder how .looks. fou re
member distinctly how your motners
hand looked, thougn talrty years ago II
wlthered away. IL was edl1lerehSs lfol W
your fathers hand: W men en- you were l', 10
tibechastlsed you had rather haye mother tt.ss.
punish you9tilan Father 1t dld q: not ihIlrt
sosm;Ich nd fathers hand was saii-
Sferentsfrpl25 IN paTa y because: u
"a StSpsItl pscanse
aye alasI
BY set,anasasae
slal lei1sss
:lasysssN 9.
Ies El n2u 81 80 .al:. sssesis,
OF Ellen, we're IscEed ;l1leel
li1slq 9. ss:': y. = Ss.s5en5
soIt! t5lsse eyer aily l,oul.iee i.ne
thilt3to Jake l;;,lns OUT OF q wound. Z 90
Gods land Is q mothers band. what II
touches 1t heals. lit snlto ;you 1t does
rot hurt asif- itwere-anotEer hand. On,
you poor wandering soul IL 6i,l' !. IS not
bailiif's hand that SEXES you rodayl IL
is not Il Lard. hand. IL is not an unsyn-
pathetic hand IL Is not q cola Eano: IL
is not an enelnys hand. NO. IL Is a
gentle hand, loving hnnd' q synipa-
thetic hand, soft hand, 4 mothers
hand. As one whom lis mother com
torteth, so will comfort you.
= want to say finally that God has
mothers way of putting child to sleep.
You know there Is no cradle song ike
mothers. After the excitement of tire
e,,o,,i,, Il i almost in,noss;hle to oet the
- " -
cn'ld 10 Steep. Il 1ho iooAins o'"ii a1op
l. iiionieH' lhe - % ase w olen, a DSs
ti.e iiioSiieI laOien1e dao we ino'nei
sooGnnls niaaiieI Keep on un'l. ai t:e
aWhlie inc anger OIL siumpeI puts nus
wing over the Pillow. VEL nly aeaf
prolners anu sis1crs III >, GIrls'' ole 'liilc
VIII come men we VIII pe Manslng s-i ~
~ e'S ~ s.J0 r.. 80, 90 tl,a -;rl,t -
80, ;i.,s' LIZ ~ o,o,,n5 We
The, VOC won't God n soothc ns to hnsh
:. ,'. 81. 80. " GU 49, - ''''0 ~ y
- - -, ,n,.c;. ~ orr oo;n,, not In tbo
a;,yto. o o five oryan ~ the iynell If tbe
80, 49,. o. t,,o d,.,,,,,n;,o ~ .
oae.H som e, ), - io+ - ba tl,a I,sh of
eSsl .- Ill, ~. oh tho cr,d,e ~ tho
a iios. III 49, t,,o o;ilon, If III
So ..:a ~ 1ro,, W., ,ro ..o la;na ,oc,ed
Sne t. th.+ La s1,,.ni,er want this n he
t1a Ill. Ill go ..ss ono ,vbon, mother
con- con f forfesh 50 ,-ilj comfort youn
as,seni, Iosrs, Far from Thee
Thy Kindred and their graves may be;
But thine is still O blessed sleep
rom /" '''oi 'o-' e'e. 80 ~ 49,.
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From wavo and star and flower

Some cf1luencc raro
Was lent thee, a divine but transient dover;
Thou wieldst It back from eyes nnd; lips and
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of a bad case. After all the other dec
tors have. got through the heavenly
Physician comes in. Human sympathy
at srch a time does not amount 20 much.
Even TIE sympathy of the church, am
sorry to say, often does not amount to
much. have seen the most harsh and
bitter treatment On the parto of those who
professed. faith in Christ toward those
WHO were wavering and erring. They
tried on the wapderer sarcasm and biz
lingsgste and caricatrlre, and they tried
little tatJie. There was one thing they
cid not try, and that was forgiveness.
a soldier in England was brought by
a sergeant to the colonel. "What, says
the colonel, "bringing the man here
againl We have tried everything with
him" ..Oh, no." says the sergeant;
'.there is one thing you have not Tried.
would like you to try that. I" WHAT'S
that?" said the colonel Said the man.,
forgiveness" The case had not gone
so far but that it might take that Turn,
and SO the colonel said: well, young
man, you have done so and SO. WHAT'S
your e1cusef'' 81 have no excuse, but l
am very sorry" said the man.
eve have made up our minds to for
give you," said the colonel. The tears
started. He had never been accosted in
that way before. Ills life was reformed,
and that was the starting point for a
positively Christian life. 0 church of
God, quit your sarcasm when man
fallsl, Quit your irony, cult. your title
tattle, and try forgiveness. God, your
Mother, tries it ell the time. A mans
Fin may be like a continent, but Gods
forgiveness is like the Atlantic and Pa
ciGc oceans BOUNDING il On both sides.
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QGnCe.
We look at the picture and say, "Thou
crownest the year with thy goodness, and
thy Paths drop fatness." Our family
comes around the breakfast table. 1t
has been very cold night, but the chill
dren are all bright because they slept
under thick coyeriets, and they are now
in the warm blast CT the open register,
and their appetites mako injuries out OF
the plaiaest fare, and we look at tine pic
ture and say, "Eless the Lord, Q my
soul!'
GOD TEACHES BY PICTURES.
God wishes to set forth the fact that
in the Judgment the good will be divided
from the wicked. How is it done? By
picture; by parable fishing scene.
A group of hardy men, long. bearded,
gearcd for standing to the vaist i'll
water; sleeves rolled up. Long oar
SUI. gilt; boat battered IS though it had
been playmate Of the storm. 4 full
net humping about with the fish,
which have just discovered thsir captiy-
ity, the worthless mossbunkers end tho
useful founders all in the same net.
The fisherman puts his hand down amid
the scuirning fms, takes out the moss
bunkers and throws them into the water
and gathers the good fish into the pail.
So, says Christ, it shall be ct the end Of
the world. The lad l.e VIII cast away,
and the good he will keep. Another pic
ture.
God, our Mother, wanted to set forth
the duty of neighborly love, and it is
done by picture. A heap of wounds on
the road to Jericho. A Traveller has been
fighting a robber. The ro5ber stabbed
f.sza s..M ks.os.s.ad fl.n dovs. ssYo min
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BEAUTYs. .MeTEMpsYcHosls. 3

That beauty such aSthine
Can die indeed
Were ordinance too w9ntonly inali.nl
No wit may reconcile. SO cold n creed
With beauty such as thine,