The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-08-18

WIS OlltItu III inuTElaQtt Dut VINO Stal0 on
the old place because Of the sense Of fllial
obligation until the health was gone and
the nttractiveness Of personal presence had
| vanished. Brutal society may call such a
! one by nickname. God calls her daugh-
| ter, and heaven calls her saint, and call
her domestic martyr A half dozon ordl
nary women have not as much nobility as
could be- found in the smallest Joint Of tho
little finger of her left hand Although
the world has stood q. 900 years, this l. tho
first apothcoss of maidenhood, although in
the long line Of those who have declined
| marriage that they might be qualified for
some especial mission ar the names of
Anna Ross and Margaret Brcckinridge
and Mary shelton and Anna Etheridge
and Gcorgiana WillcttS, the angels Of the
/ battlCiiClds Of Fair Oaks and Lookout
| Mountain and Charlottesville, and
though single life has been honored by the
fact that the three rrandcst men Of the
| Bihlc-Iohn and Paul and Christ--wcrc
| celibutcs.
Let the unpratoful world sncer at the
naidon aunt but God has throne bur
nishcd for her arrival, and on one side Of
that throne in heaven there is vase con
taining two jewels, the one brighter than
the kohinour Of London Tower, AMI the
other larger than any diamond ever found
! In the districts Of Gulconda-the one jewel
| by the lapidary Of the palace cut with tho
/ words, "lnasmuch as ye did Il to father" o.
the other jewel by the lapidhry OF tho pal
ace cut with the words, "Inasrsuch as ye
| did 1t to mother" over the Hills TO the
| Poorhouse" is the exquisite ballad of Will
Carleton, who found an old woman who
| had been turned off hy her prnsner,ps
sons but | thank God / may lind i'm INV
! text cover the hills 10 the palacc "
Father and SON.
Asifto disottst ~. with upOIi,l c,,,Iuc,
the BibIe nrrsents ms the story of Niic.b
who STOLE the I 100 sbolris frnu nj.
mother. and the story of Absalnn who
tried to drtbrona his luther p,,,nIl bi..
tory il beautiful with stories of dliaI 0d,I-
inv Enaminondas tho warrior fn,,,d
his chief drIiybt i'm rociring r., his parcnts
his victories Thnre gocs Encos frn,,
burning Troy On bis shoulders Ancbis,'s
his father The Athcnians nurisbod with
death any unfilial conduct rborn ,,ocs
beautiful Ruth csrortinsy y,,,o,-,bIc Nson,,
across the desert amid tho Lo1vIino nf
,bc ,,.nl,.os arJ ,La tarI.i,,, ,t,
iaclals .Jobn Lawrence hrrnci at ,ho
stake in CoIcbcstpr wa ch,orsJ ,n ,ho
flames Inv bis childran vybn s,id 40 ca
strrngtbcn tbv scr,,,rt ,rd boo, ,L,.
nroniscui Ana Cbris, il, ,I,., -, a,
r,,ci,ti,, nrn,i1cd frr his ,i1 -,
. In LfV al 1 WuHhll a
see him boforn 7 dic +" and - nm v.i'na
oftcr we fnd tbau ,yoll,ing ,bc tcs.cIat,J
floor of the ualeco Jncob and Josrnt tbr
nri,nc niniitor ,,,,,,,d ~ ,t,c sto,,I,1iri
NAV sn, in ra,ra'rl ~ ,I,o ~, ~ ,,,,
tbnt ,nur roro,,ts ~, ,,,,,i,aI,l, II IL
vn,, for tLo To-, tn, r III -, ~,
sucb n visit and | have Wondered ~ tLcy
will ever visit Won In the Eing's uniarc
"Oh. F." Won say. II am in tho nit of sin,,,
Joseph was i'm the nit "ob :, vot, saw
II am in the prison of mine inio,titvi,'
Joseph was once I'm prison. "Ohi" vou
saw. II didn't have a fair chance I WA.
denied maternal kindnessl" Joscph wns
denied maternal attendance .,oh " Won
saw. II am far away from the land Of INV
nativitvl' .Joscph was far from home
"Oh, =" YOU sav IL have bccn betrnyed
and exasperatedr' Did not ,Toscnh's
brethren sell him to n passinp Ishmaelitish
caravan Yet God brought him to tbnt
emblazoncd residence. and n Won will
trust his grace in Jesus Christ Won. too,
| will be cnipalac,d.
Oh, what a tay that will be when the
| old folks come from an adioininp mansion
In heaven and find YOU amid the nlnbastrr
pillars of the throneroom and living with
the Kingl They are coming up the steps
now, and the cpauloted guard of tho nal
ace rushes in and says Your fathers com
ing, your mothers comingr" And when
under the arches of precious stones md ON
the pavement of porphyry you greet each
other the scene will eclipse the meeting
ON the Goshen highway. when Joscph nnd
Jacob fell on each others neck and went
IA good while
Glowing Picture.
But. oh. how CHANGED tho old folks will
bel Their check smoothed into the flesb
of a little child. Their steamed postur,
lifted into immortal symmetry Their
foot now so feeble. then with the snrICbt.
illness of n bounding roe AS they shnll saw
to Won. A spirit passed this wnv irom