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others is that after losing 200 pounds
she had 800 left. She was, indeed, a
woman OF weight in her sphere. and her
sphere was formerly that OF the dime
museum. Even had she recovered her
health after being bereft OF so many
pounds. her managers would stll have
had occasion to mourn her loss.
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just Like Real Actors.

A hurriediy gotten up entertainment was given
at PAL East sixty-ninth street Tuesday evening
which realized 81 for the babies The prime NOV
ers In the affair were Stella siegel and Gussle
Eiseman assisted by Lawrence sicsei, Ruth Sic
gel and Willie Hughes. Two little plays were
given. entitled Red Riding Hood" and "snow
white" Willie Terry and Otto Neaman BACKED
very acceptably. and all concerned deserve great
credit for their effort.
The evening world., 1894-08-02

a In intimating that Senator Murphy
may not feel equal to the burden of carry
ing on the campaign in the State this
jail. and may, therefore. retire from
tne chairmanship OF the State Com
uittee. the great Where-did-he-get-it
shows touching consideration for the
man from Troy. And his ideas are
couched in the delicate phraseology pos
able only TO the disinterested, dispas-
4ionate man who is out OF politics-per-
1ops.
The evening world., 1894-08-02

Small men have had their heads
turned by the yacht cap There has
been a tremendous sale this year, and
the English race that blew Mr.. Gould
into prominence stirred UP the trade.
Just now orders are ahead of the sup
ply. The demand Is for blue cloth,
OF light weight. with three gold bands
and the emblem of victory worked in
The evening world., 1894-08-02
FrangipnngI Tart.

Pound eight macaroons fine; pour sur
ficient boiling milk over them to form a
light batter; add six well-beaten eggS
sweeten a Little, pour into saucepan
and stir over the FIRE until 1t thicksns:
add quarter Of n cupful Of butter and
one teaspoonful OF orange extract. or the
juice OF one orange; line n dish with pas
try, add the mixture and bake twenty
minutes just before serving sift pow
dered sugar over Il.
The evening world., 1894-08-02

The truth OF the aGage that the devil
never takes any vacation 10 illustrated
by the activity in gambling and other
iaw-breaking circles while the Good
aGovernment Clubs, City Clubs and other
reform organizations are taking their
Summer outing.
The evening world., 1894-08-02

Mr.. Croker says Senator Murphy has
not received much recognition from the
Possibly this Is true.
But think what the collar and cuff in
dustries Of Troy have received from the
tariff-framers.
The evening world., 1894-08-02

''secret sessions never do any good.
Why can't the public business be trans.
acted openly" Park Commissioner
Bell asked the question, and nobody
Gould answer 1t. But the Park Board
ent into executive session Just the
aEae. Really. however, It wouldn't
pc so bad II Its meetings were the only
rseerets the Park Board had.
The evening world., 1894-08-02
ArtichOke salad.

Wash thoroughly and quarter some
very young artichokes Remove the
chokes, and eat them like radishes with
pepper. salt, vinegar and oil. They
taste like nuts, and make a nice relish.
Time to prepare. ten minutes.
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To the Editor:
Please receive inclosei 80: for the Sick Babies
Fund. which We collected at little stand on
Avenue A. between Eighty fourth and Eighty
NTH streets We hope that this money will do
some good TO the sick babies
KATIE MAGUIRE, eleven years old;
MAGDA MUELLER, seven years old;
FRlEDA ROEMER, thirteen years old
The evening world., 1894-08-02
Chicken Soup Noodles.

Knead ten or fifteen minutes sifted
-four with a little salt into beaten egg,
roll to thin sheet. dust with flour.
fold and roll very thin into tight roll,
slice from the ends with a very sharp
knife. shake out the strips and drop
them into the LIQUOR in which chicken
has been boiled; boil twenty minutes.
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| HOUSE !y HII't|||E;H(0hlEE

add pint of red wine, cover it with
sheets or tin or iron, set 1t In a brick
oven properly heated. and bake 1t three
hours; when done, skim the fat from the
gravy thicken 1t with brown -four, add
some mushroom and walnut ketchup
and serve 1t up garnished with force
meat balls fried. 1t Is still better when
eaten cold with salad
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A Club of Four,


To The EdItor.
We four friends dubbed together and collected
- % from our friends for the bcnent of the Sick
Babies Fund. It Is not a very large sum. but
We d1d the hest we could. Compliments Of
ANNIE DROWN. Isl Stanton street, aged 49,
KATIE GOTTLlED ISL Stanton street, aged l2;
EVELYN REMACLE 81 Cannon street, aged ~.
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Fair Under "a Tree.
To the Editor

To the Editor:
We held a talr under a tree on East Eighty.
fourth street. and send you 81. all we took in,
10 help the sick babisL
Hermine Hahn, Michael Dorney
Gretchen Won Loskbsrg Florence Keller
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blondes Do Not Jump Mt a Chance.

To the Editor:
Blondes a rule are will admit. stead
fast and true: but for the courage to take the bull
by the horns, or. as I may say. to give the word
that the man who adores her Is waiting for. ali!
there is where she falters. The reason this lack
OF courage is displayed, in my mind is that as a
rule blondes the pets OF the household. and the
admiration that is bestowed upon them In their
homes by the parents turns the little blonde 9
head, and at times she thinks only OF her sweet
heart, and at times the old folks hold the trump
card in her eyes. But the poor fellow figures on
nothing but her as his wife to be tsome day. and
he awaits the word from herone's papa
"Florrie or Margaret las the case may be-. you
can now go forth and join him." But will she do
1t then? All. there's the rub! J. s. KNOWS.
The evening world., 1894-08-02

Just why exhibitors OF bullet proof ar
lmor should be stopped ana wild animal
trainers and purposelsss balloonists al
flowed to keep on risking their lives and
limbs is one Of those things no logical
observer Of events can study out.
The evening world., 1894-08-02

Matte Feldman. Libbe Ney and Annie Super
will manage a fair that will be given Aug 2, .
and Z at e. West One Hundred and Tweuty-atth
street for the Sick Babies Fund. The doors will
he open from $50 p. NJ to lo,3 p. NJ The
ushers will be Messrs Solomon p. Kecker and
Harry A. -Bielsky.
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bright Silver.

To keep your silver bright without
constant cleaning, which is injurious to
the plated articles, dissolve a small
handful of borax in a dishpan Of hot
water with little soap, put the silver
in and let It stand all the morning Tor
afternoon as the case may bel, then
pour off the suds, rinse with clear cold
water and wipe with n soft cloth.
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Barley Water.

Take handful of pearl barley. wash It
and put in a quart of water. Let 1t
simmer for one hour: add salt a little
sugar and the juice of an orange. II
too thick, add more water.
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Butterfly Clubs Fair.

To The EdItOf'
We the members OF the Butterfly Club. held
a small fair for the benefit II the Sick Rabies
Fund. We collected ;3,7S, Inelosed you will find
a check for tina, sum- Hoping It will be Q,
some service TO them.
JANE PCGH, IRVING LOUIS
FRED DIESEL. RAE LOUIS
THEO PuGH,
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gold leaves. The cost Is S2.75 retail.
Caps without the gold braid and with
the laurel wreaths are worth 81. and
those with braid, minus the decoration,
are the same price Plain navy blue
cloth caps at sl.S5 are the very best for
little lubbers.
The evening world., 1894-08-02
Peach Pie,

Take juicy and mellow peaches; peel,
stone and slice them then put them in
deep pie plate lined with the under
crust; sprinkle through them a sufficient
quantity Of sugar. equally distributed:
put In about a tablespoonful of water:
dust little flour over the top; cover
with rather thick crust and bake
nearly an hour
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Satisfy salad.

Boil the satisfy till perfectly tender.
drain 1t and cut IT into inch lengths.
Put 1t on a dish, and pour over 1t any
simple salad dressing, or toss 1t up
lightly with oil. vinegar salt, pepper
and chopped ravigotc. Garn!sh as
fancy dictates. Time to boil the satisfy.
one hour
The evening world., 1894-08-02
PLAGUE OF BLACK SPIDERS.
Indiana Man Who Swallowed One
Is Dead.
10y Associated PressD

COLUMBUS, Ind, Aug. From Eek
erly comes the report that there Is a
plague OF black spiders in Crawford
County and parts OF Perry. Several
persons have been bitten
only one death has resulted. The
ing from Jug Many OF these spiders
are Of enormous size.
The evening world., 1894-08-02

chasing the wind In ridiculous Elton ca16
They are made OF serge and cloth.
with a peak like a wader's bill and At
like a glove. Hatters send them by
post to the new converts for 96 cents
The evening world., 1894-08-02

1t is a little singular that the subject
OF voting machines should occupy the
attention Of the Constitutional Conven-
stlon just at this time. when the idea of
good citizens is to drag voters away
from the machines.
The evening world., 1894-08-02

Listeners outside Of the Police Head.
quarters yesterday could hear the
merry swish Of the whitewash brush in
side and the glad rejoicings over the
icompleteness Of the Jobs when finished
Great Is whitewash.
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Four Little Helpers.

To the Editor:
The undersigned children held an entertain.
ment. which realized 81 7s for the SICK Babies
Fund. Hoping this small amount may help the
good cause. We remain your wellW ishers
hlhert Budh. Harry Wynne,
XIII Wy1nc, Gertie HAenspr
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Ridiculous Elton Cans,

Down at Spring Lake there are boys
with tutors, pretending to make UP lost
lessons. These young wags put in an
hour or so day at Latin and arithme-
tic and devote the best part of the time
The evening world., 1894-08-02
Let the babies Roll on the Grass.

To the Editor:
am in position whore see poor. sick chill
dren carried In arms up and down the hard. hot
sidewalk all hours Of the night. What a relief
for the watcher and a help to the little one u
they were allowed the city Hall Park grass
plot TO sit on. Can you not intercede in their
behalf In this regard In addition to what you
are already DOING WATERMAN.
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Collected by Two Girls.

To the Editor:
lnclosed please md check for s2.sa. being the
amount which We have collected from our friend,
for the beneat OF the poor sick babies
CORA LOEwENTHAL,
$50 East Eighty second street;
IDA T.. TILTON.
bN East Eighty-second street
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LETTERS.

; tThs column q open 10 esuyoody seAo has .
complaint 70 make a grievance to renhldte. tNfor.
nation 10 g,,s ribiecf Of general Interest 10 die
r,,. or p,i5.tc arr'oe to aeirosc.>d9e, and scso
ran pti The idea into k,, than 100 vods Lotp
utlsrs cannot De fri,l,sf
The evening world., 1894-08-02
Claret Punch.

Into a bowl Of cracked Ice put half
pound of sugar, the juice of three
large oranges and OF two lemons, a pint
Of strong tea, a pint Of rum and q
quart of claret
The evening world., 1894-08-02

Boil a square Of picked pork IN I've
quarts Of water: when done, take out,
score and brown in the oven. Add 10
the liquor ten sliced raw potatoes, two
small onions sliced: boil half an houPs
add teacupful Of milk and . beaten
egg.
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To the Editor
Ineiosod you will nnd t1.ls. the result Of q lit
tie fair which We held our block. Second ave-
nue. near Eighty SIXTH street, yesterday morning
for the Sick Babies Fund,
Florrlo Gerrits. Naomi Levy,
Bessie Garretson. Lewis GerrttA
The evening world., 1894-08-02
Fine Girls in brooklyn.

To the Editor:
civil Engineer must be very particular II
from among fifty young ladies he cannot md even
one to please him. Please, "Cvil Engineer" do
not 20 to Europe for a wife. There are plenty Of
hne girls in Brooklyn Seek among them.
ID
The evening world., 1894-08-02

II the bite Of q mosquito is touched
with ammonia the poison will evap-
crate and the swelling be avoided.
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FAIR IN A STORE.
Three Little Girls Worked Hard to
Make II n Success.

Lillian Schneider, Marian Colver and
Kittie Page are three misses living in
the vicinity OF All Sixth avenue. They
got up a fair for the Sick Babies Fund
and succeeded In raising SLIPS. which
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Good RiE Hrcnlkfnat.

Coffee.
Fried sveetbreads. Green Apple Sauce.
Fried Sweet Potatoes.
Jelly omelet Rolls.
Cut Peaches.
Sweet Cream.
The evening world., 1894-08-02

After pinins and plning until she had
I<er 100 pounds OF flesh, a Camden woman
NJ her down and died. This does not
|Ip<ar remarkable. Most people would
~ fekai The loss OF a great deal less
4<1lfdupair. The fact which distin-
|1>>a this woman& case above all
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Five In This.


To tho Editor:
Incosed please ind IS cents, the proceeds OF
an entertainment given at 555 Newark avenue.
Jersey city Heights. by Alice King. Master Chss
Walker and Master stephen King, assisted by
Jesaie Mcbride and Bella Cummings. r.
The evening world., 1894-08-02

One proof that the war in the East
has begun In earnest is the amount OF
able-bodied lying displayed in the con-
fiicting reports Of the first engagements.
The evening world., 1894-08-02

None Of the theorists as to why Vigil
liant lost has advanced as a plausible
reason the fact that Britannia finished
first.
The evening world., 1894-08-02

Ex-Gov. Boies is still one OF the Demo-
Gratis looking forward. His speech at
the Iowa State Convention shows that.
The evening world., 1894-08-02

1T disEraces tire CITY," meaning the
Riker's Island garbage deposit. or
course It does. The garbage should be
burned.
The evening world., 1894-08-02

How II police captain to know that
there II gambling IN his precinct before
IL has been proven at his trial?
The evening world., 1894-08-02

The Teriff conferrees do not agree IN,
their stories about the conference situ-
alton any better than they do about the
tariff itself.
The evening world., 1894-08-02

Speaking OF harmony the united voices
Of honest citizens might reproduce a
long lost chord in New York City.
The evening world., 1894-08-02

y II may be that even two raids will not
nnish UP Little Monte Carlo" But the
end has got to come.
The evening world., 1894-08-02
headers Of THE EYENLNo WORLD sa,sng
ns city for the no. months should and IN 1.eir
sddrrsscs and hare THE kHEHING WORLD
waited to them seJilidriy.
Who said "whitewash! ?"

Now II the Giants lucky star will hold
on one day longer all will be well.
The evening world., 1894-08-02

Saratoga's springs may be perennial
II Is doubtful II comforting politician.
can show them TO be millennial.
The evening world., 1894-08-02

The value Of "the point Of view" was
never more clearly illustrated than In
the pending Japanese-Chinese conflict.
The evening world., 1894-08-02

Is 1t case OF almost persuaded" with
the obdurate SenatorsP The DAYS of
grace are not yet passed.
The evening world., 1894-08-02

1t was not EDWARD Man Levy's
Krurnm Of comfort which occupied the
stand yesterday.
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KITTY PAGE.

has been credited. Mrs. Foster. owner
OF the building AL Sixth avenue, gave
the use Of the store free of charge, and
the little girls soon filled It with fancy
articles, cake. candy and Lemonade.
The fair was held on Monday, Tues
day and "Wednesday evenings OF last
week. and the girls In charge worked
like beavers to insure II being a success.
Many little tots viii be grateful for the
good done by these children.
The evening world., 1894-08-02

The whitewssh market has not, a. yet.
begun to show the effects Of thy police
trials.
The evening world., 1894-08-02
Your Letter win Appear Lnt,

All LISTERS from contributors to the Sick Babies
Fund win be printed. Many are In type and viii
appear In this eolvwn latsr.
The evening world., 1894-08-02

Let Iowa's cry OF mo surrender" reach
every good Democrat in Congress.
The evening world., 1894-08-02
From a Connecticut Friend.
Another sidewalk Fair.

10 re Enltor'
Enclosed please and 81 for the Sick Babies
Fund. A FRIEND. Greenwich, Conn.
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fairy, and deserved the applause re-

All the numbers on the programme
were remarkably we'll rendered and r.
nancially and artistically the benefit was
"a huge success
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-25
The Church of Christ,

The Church OF Christ Is great u''lns'
acknowledged reality. II Is not re-
ngion. Il "a the light Of the world. Ana
the earth no more certainly achno"
lodges the risen sun than the whole race
ara soul OF humanity have Acknowledged
and do acknowledge and respond TO the
light Of the Sun OF RIghteou.ncss, risen
with healing in His wings. We may rs
well talk of the sun. and moon and stars,
OF air and life. OF food and drink, or
the souls OF men. az matters Of opinion.
name. II does not rest on reaBon, or
grow out Of syl,ogisms; II Is a revela-
ton. Il presents itself 10 the furnishing
soul OF humanity. and the soul siezes IT
as It's life and light. it runs about from
one end Of heaven 20 the other, and
nothing can resist its light and heat.
IL is not intoerant. bu. Overwhelming.
Darkness flies before II. Men are ashamed
of their foliics and vain imaginations, and
cast their idles TO the moles and bats in
its presence. II is not matter OF opin-
ion. 1t does not contend with idols. false
doctrine, and ilnaginations, and high
thoughts that exalt themselves against n
knowledge of God: but 1t stands and
speaks in the strength of the Lord, and
the aiesty Of the Lord, It's God. In the
1ight Of heaven It commands submission TO
its sovereign king. This is the Invisible
church-the Bride Of Christ-fair, clear,
terrible. and rresistible.-John l.. VII
liams, in L. T.. Review.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-25
MAS REAL n0RLD.
lila Happiness Independent of Things

The error of The ethics which makes
virtue The pursuit Of happiness. is in
looking outward ard among fortunate
conditions for that fount Of eternal
Youth which flows within Mans salts
factisn is thus made dependent on
things-things which arc innnite in num-
Der and depend each upon the other.
30 that Ia order TO control the nearest Of
them he would have 10 control the
far;hest, and all between. that Is. be
omnipotent, a physical God.
\ million ncres OF artificial Eden could
not by any wall OF ownership, shut out
the worlds bad weather, nor drive the
east wind round ~ he west. Comforts
themselves enfeSbic and render those who
are least exposed 90 rOughness. the most
sensitive In exposure. Luxurles fever
appetite instead OF ailaying il, and deaden
the relish they sate aud no wretch is so
poor as he whose appetite has grown by
indulgence until wealth cannot crafty
the craving that remains: craving with
out zest, and therefore without relish
craving Which SIMPLY Srayes-ainisss.
haggard hot-throated ard starving with
It's lap full of withered pleasures.
In that inner realm, that realm OF
thought, then, man must find his world
Nothing alien can enter there. There
he IL illimltably at home and therefore
everywhere free; his very impulses being
the invitations OF an omnific power that
waits only his consent 10 carry them
out. while ever before him ana as his
own. he sees the absolute truth, which is
the pattern and test OF all truths, and
holds the hand OF that right which is the
Ultimate might of the universe.
1su know the realm. II v the domain
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-25

o,Iv name she uttered was that or Dun
can Macleod" while she would seem 10
wander. now among the green hills of
her native VerGont, now on the sunny
sIoncs around 'rhe Castle" and now on
,he banks Of the Botus-bordered Nile,
among the columns Of ruined Mcmnonian
TEMPLES and long-forgotten slriues.
,rhe physician who attended her became
very much interested In her case. Her
occasional mention Of a locality In YER
mont caused him to send for the Colonel
NJ a Vermont regiment. When the Colo
mel came, the doctor stepped forward
and said, "She is sleeping. The crisis is
AT hand. / think she Is the wife OF n
rebel colonel, 10 whom she seems de-
votedly attached. and whose body she
was looking for when the sharpshooter
struck her"
what is the Coloners nameYp inquired
Colonel Clark. In a low tone.
Colonel Duncan Macleod" whispered
the physician.
MY Cod She Il my sister," exclaimed
fhe officer. stepping toward the cot.
The movement awakened the sleeper,
whose wide-cpered eyes shown with the
reason that precedes death. She saw ana
recognized Colonel Clark. and murmured
Brother lie head rested on his breast
q moment, when her eyes opened, as II
she saw vision beyond the low wahs
Of the room. Was Il the delirium, ana
strength Of fever that made her stretch
out her arms, and say in a low, distinct
voice:
MY darling. I come to you where the
river is always bright, where the lotus
and the asphodei never fade, where the
temples never crumble"
Vermont, and the white tombstone bears
the name.
AGNES MACLEOD"
Her unworthy husbands corpse. mutila-
ted almost beyond recognition, was found
by his comrades on one of the later
battle6elds Of the war.
CARRIE JENKINS HARRIS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-25
81. Francis Of Assist

Six hundred years have passed since
St Francis trod the Umbrian roads,
spreading the fire and love of his spirit.
Since then tho world has swung through
many changes. has been burned in many
fires. and in many agonios has faced the
birth Of new truths. We have Travelled
so far away from the spirit Of the me-
dieval period that we have almost com
pleted the circle. Unconscously we are
making our way back TO the old ideals;
to grasp as moral stimulus the old
fire of self-sacrifce and common love.
What else is meant by our vague strv-
ings after universal brotherhood, our
dream Of the parliament of man, the
Federation Of the World?" II IS merely
the farthest shoreward ring Of that ripple
which St. Francis made when he dropped
into the sea OF mems affections this
gauntlet against the avarice and selfish
ness Of the favored classes In his days.
Tennyson. the very embodiment Of the
temperament Of the nineteenth century,
in his arraignment of the faults and
category of The virtues Of the age, cried
out
Sweet Saint Francis Of Assist, would
that no were here again."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-25
&c, Acquainted With Yourself.

x-1,,,.- man the books viii bid you read
,rbc seer., from Kant 10 Plato,
prt got acquainted with yourself
yon arc no small potatb,
And though you swing a blacksmith Z
sedge.
or dig within the trenches,
4oid no your head with those that sit
Tpon the highest benches
OH read the sages OF the world,
And let their wisdom win you
Rut get acquainted with yourself,
And find what you've got In you.
T., modest arrogance OF soul.
Make your own valuation.
1.hen slowly make the sluggard world,
Accept your estimation.
co get acquainted with yourself,
Before your leaf IS yellow,
You'll lind the man beneath your na'
Is something OF a fellow.
Then stir him out, and prod him up
BEFORE his force has tainted,
Go. get acquainted with yourself.
Tben make the world acquainted
Then trust the man beneath your hat'
And when you come to know him'
You'll find fellow lit 20 grace,
4 novel or poem
Go. get acquainted with yourself
You'll find that very few are
For tasks for which you were desisheu'
A better man than You are.
Young man, the books Will bid you reau
The seers from Kant 10 Plato.
But get acquainted with yourself.
You are no small potato.
Sam Walter Foss. in Boston Globe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-25
The important Things.

My friends there are things which It IS
shame and an absurdity for any earnest
man to care about with any serious care
but there are other things about which
a man must care, or he is no real man.
Whether he is good and honest. whether
he is getting more truth and charac-
ter. whether the world is better for his
living whether he IS finding God-God
help us to care for these things with al
our hearts. They are the things. the
care for which We shall never outgrow;
for. for those things the souls of men
glorifed will still care. and talk of
them upon the streets Of heaven.-Bishop
Brooks.