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The morning times., 1895-12-07

KYLAND NJ. f. CHURCH-9-15 n. H..
Sunday-srhoul: II a. M, by Pastor Rev. :.
NJ. Hartsock. d. D.. "Gideun's Victory
$50 y. M, Y. z. 5. c. T.; I.30 p, M.
prearhing by Rev. l.. b. Wilson, ID. ID.
A II welcome.
The morning times., 1895-12-07

EPWORTH II. E. CHURCH. SOUTH.
corner Seventh and A streets northeast.
Rev. J. o. Knott. -pastbr-Preaehing, IL
by pastor; subject. Peter and SATAN"
Sunday y-sshos,.. 8 go n. M: Epworth Lee que.
6:45 u. IN.
The morning times., 1895-12-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

w A ANTED-sitr!st To he seiT-Uupurting
ntarrieo ladies' To lessen dressnia king
bills by .e;i irnlrg TO cut by Merchant Tailor
Square: particulars Ut school. G1S 18th
The morning times., 1895-12-07
HELP wANTEp-MALE.

WA NTED-Compaten colored butler:
also footman. refs. required. OLA
18th st. NV. 1t
The morning times., 1895-12-07

Wanted--Try Rubber Roof Palm.
WE STOP ALL LEAKS FREE
AND charge only for painting: uosL Eus-an.e,I
NAT. RUBBER ROOF PAINT CO LES sta nv
The morning times., 1895-12-07

FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Tiuth, between q and II streets northwest.
Rev. Joseph T. Kelly, pastor-Preaching
by the pastor at a m. aud 80 p. m.
Sunday y-school at $50 a. m: Y. 2. : C. f.
at $50 p. M; mid-wcek prayer meeting at
TO ID M.
The morning times., 1895-12-07

FOR EENT-Furnished front ruonI:
i,at; Lgni and bath. Sl2 Sth St NV.
E--
The morning times., 1895-12-07

go Il REEI'-Fur. or uLiur.: front and
ba X p4riof, with private entrance. With
or without bDard; also oIBer r,tcins liir.
or untYr. Cali or address 221 1Ddi 81. sw.
de6-3iem
The morning times., 1895-12-07

FOR Rents 90 per week for nice
pi'as..a. ,u"ins and excellent bca ri.
16 9Th NV. der n
The morning times., 1895-12-07

FOR RENT-Two bright UnfurRisictl
fuoiii", ord story. 23O6 4 ST. nv.
,lpT- n
The morning times., 1895-12-07
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
BUSINESS CHANCES

wANTED-An active man with about
500 to attend tr outside business.
collect, etc: ST5 Ia 500 month maoe:
refs. required. Address OPENING, lhis
office 1t
The morning times., 1895-12-07

wOgTf.D like 10 associate with and
help along some printer who owns
small plant; hare an empty storeroom III
NV. X. z. T., this office. Ge1-2t
The morning times., 1895-12-07

FOR RENT-1322 Corcuran st. NV,
10 rooms; perfect order. rapid transit:
reduced from $40 10 $3.50. 10 desirable
tenant. WILLARD * REED, 1416 F ST. nw.
dec6- st
The morning times., 1895-12-07

GRACE NJ. E. CHURH, corner Ninth and
: streets northwest. Rev. Watson Case.
pastor-I1 m, 1.-The Fountain OF Living
Water" 7:30 y m. Escape for Thy Life"
Sunday school $50 n m; EpwOrth League
6: so ID m. Other exercises as usual.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-03-18

field with the ball. He made seve.
raj good lodges and aided by good
interference he scored q touchdown,
bringing the total to 81. Thompson
missed a goal. tt J. -. =.
No points were scored in this
play, time being called when the
ball had only been in play but a few
minutes. When time was called
three cheers we're given for the
plucky Phillies and the men sought
their quarters to don their sweaters.
The Honolulus with white aud
red chrysanthemums jumped into
their bus as fresh as larks, and the
road towards town resounded with
the cheers and hurrahs Of the win
ming team. The Phillies rode home
in bus also. They took their de-
feat good-naturedly. The naval men
have not given up hope OF defeating
the townboys, and II the cruisers
stay here is extended, there will
likely be another game in the near
future.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-03-18

II you want to buy a really good
clock or watch at Coast prices in
spect the stock Of Brown & Kubey,
at No. 4, Masonic Temple; there you
will find the largest variety in Ho-
nolulu at the lowest prices; clocks
and watches sold on weekly and
monthly payments. Brown Il Kubey
make a specially OF rubber stamps.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-03-18
WATER NOTICE.
FOR SALE

THE WELL KNOWN
i Family Driving
Horse, formerly owned
by John + Bowler, is ~
now for sale Inspec- --&
ton and terms NAV be had on applicst on
TO "A. b." care Capt. Warson, M united
Patrol, Police Station. 1887 lw
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-03-18
TO LIT.
Several Cottages al Moderate Rentals.
%
POR SALE ON Easy TERMS.

House Lots, I u miles from Post Office, on
and near King Street, a few steps
beyond the Kamehsmeha
School grounds.
a. This offers goo chance to secure
Homesteads at moderate prices with TN
nsxaticn assured in the near future q
ii ne Lot 80 near the business ter
forms one OF the most desirable invest
menfs for mall sum OF money.
~. Corporations or anyone desiring
to invest in Large Tracts Of Suburban
Land can he accommodated at reasonable
figures with Trac's OF from 5, 10 to so
Acres.
"a Land on the other Islands, in
Tracts suitable for Dairy, Hog Ranch or
Coffee and Sisal Plantation for sale or
lease. Enquire OF
l2S2-3m K. NJ. NAKUINA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-22

:
In his geueral careoi2 Can one even
tell Whist he OF she may DO
themselves under the stress
Of temptation OF opportunity
Here, one steals for bfeac; there IL
one who with abundance ant without,
reason Ia n klsrtomaniao. Failure is
written by some from pure "cussed.
ness" and by others from sheer in-
difference. Ono Counts "his word bic
bOnd;" n frivolous excuse answers an
other In the mos, shoredI things. One
will have n Pnarisalc confidence ~
bis immAculate self, aud HE neighhor
thinks more msanly OF himselib ,hsu
his enemy would dare to think. Men
forget, ignore, DEFY responsibility aud
proiosslDl, as u no eye saw and no
soul was affected save their individual
selvts. Example, honor, To,ulti sro
things gIt counted upon orlconsidcfed
Of value or import nee a. ALL ludotd
but why should poor humanity DO
Analysed aud cnutor. EeI save that the
"holdins Of the mirror up To nature"
aud showing "vlcc It's own defoimity"
may lead to reflection, shame and
foiormauoll
or all sacred thl1gs, probably tho
marriage relation is TIC highest.
But who hiss not hrrn aslUung.
ed ct IL irregularItlys, ut the
multiplicity Of divorces, at lhe forget.
iulnrfs Of VIC vows where separation
mover comes7 The very atmosphere oi
modern sociotyiis charged with inf.
deity, aud IA religious circles there
are appeals made for freedom which 70.
htcI seriously upon the common srnsc
OF upon tho common honesty VI the
pattiee lilIgant. Wac can or dare un.
cover this pandomonium ~ domcalic
liiu or no, the veil from the associate
forms OF licontiOusuess, dobauchsry
and rnlsgty which fli this favored
ian-2 WAC eau stem the ,iJe OF sexual
tansgfessi0n which Ia laden with the
"tlgtlsm aud io,aam" of broken hopes
wv hANAAtNA IlN'HlHNH hNA hlNNtAAA
hoart,? Where tho family circle IL
contentious, divided, devoid Of mutual
respsc. anu anee ion; where the very
atmosphere thereof Ia laden with
criticism, iault.1ndlng and dIs3beIl.
cnce, can guoi svod germina,U la suci
cline, OF eau It's inmate TO-.
come renowned 90 consider.
rate Tolct-mAbou, with mutual
Interest In anu Tor each oihclg wiz
tho householi soga be love, peace,
union anu every good and rcrioot g,u2
wan the world be better OF worse iOr
the dlstribuilon Of the individual Gle.
monis OF such q iamily2 WIN their
successors improve by experience, OF
viii they simply repeat thB spirit
which may almost be said 10 be lmbed.
Jed IA the very nature OF each one?
This lack OF discipline, training ana
the true home spirit, is by many rels.
gated u tho s,hoJlfo0m. Family
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-22
A LESSON FOR UTAH.

In smother part Of this Issue 10 a let
tor from our well known townsmAn,
4. II. Savage. In ~ there is graphic
description OF the scenery on tho route
Of the Rio Grands lines in southern
Colorado, which will entertain lovertoi
the sublime and picturesque IN nature,
There are also suggestions aud COM
menta whlch should come home with
peculiar force to tbs enterpriiiug
workers Of this Territory. Mr.. Savage
~ completely imbued with lOyo for
UtAb, interest In her welfare, and tho
idea that there Ia no Crander section Of
the country 10: a thrifty community.
But he Is also an eminenIly practical
man, AMI az such cannot fall 20 Oh.
serve the evidence Of Industrial energy
and enterprise reen elsewhere, ana
make comparisons WITH that displayed
at home. In doing THIS a0 has called
attention to the fact that In Col
orado there are proofs OF progress
which might servo ass prod to urge
Utah people to higher gl5rl 10 some
directions.
ono observation by NJ Savage may
be neted far illustration. Ho tolgtgs
how tHHt Titan tultF, r,c, have been
crowded out Of the Colorado market
now reached from tho region ia and
about Grand Junction. IL IL no,
because any Injustice TO Utah has
been Tgrle,algd by Colomdoaus.
On the contrary 1t results from the
residents around Grand Junction being
just towards themselvcs. The Utah
mutt isas goGl 8s theirH, but Il wEs 90
lbelr interest b supply the marks,
themselves, AuI they dii 80. 40
was done by industry nnu business
enterprise, They might have stood
back and bowailtd tho fact that money
was going out Of tneir country Tor The
productions a other paris instead OF
being kept at home, and It would have
done them no good. The man who
had the proluci 10 sell and could get u
ON the market IN the bost shape, woulI
cell 1t. This they realized, aud with 0
u0mmendablodisulAy oil energy lhpypu
themselves 10 that mans place, win
the result named. They command
their own market because they hGv,
tho quality and quantity 0f produce
and also the business tact, necessary {,
1850, while the Utah grower must lgoU
elsewhere,
Our mNrko,a mere are in Just inl
'amu state us the Colorado market 70
ierred to was once, Ihcy are sup
piled from the outside with muCl
hat is produced as easily aud o.
'heaply at home, This 10 tho ca
aoI only with tgal.a Rnd vegetable
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-22
A VALUED HONOR.

A private letter 70 a friend in thls
city, lately written by Brother b, r..
Cummings IT. from Boston, oontAin
the following iniormali9u:
On former visits 10 that city the
writer had made the acquaintance Of
several OF the officers Aud members Of
the Nov Eng'Rnl Historic Gencalogi.
cal society, 10y whom no had been
treated wish marked courtesy. In
April last he renewed some Of these
friendships and male utlars among
tho B1cIsty's Membership. He was
giyauR cordial Invitation % beojme q
member, ihe secretary Of this Organizs-
ton aindly pronoring 10 stand sponBO
iurhim. la hocoTdauce with the rules
o. lue toc.s,y, ono month. tine inter.
yuusI between the nomination aud IN,
v.te. Al The May meeting Of tho
cloly hih name was presented, and at
III June meeting no WAS elected =
mcmh.r without upgoEition.
Mgmurr8uIp nu.iagH him 10 the iul
use Of tho clo.y's library, winch 8.
one OF luc mos, r.ulrk,uls TIA tle
world, not 80 mu IA ol account o. ~
s,2u-l, contain abau! 5000 yolum "a
-as because oi 500 character Of lbs con
tsuts. rao aim hos oven 70 procure q
copy OF every book ISSUED In America,
aud especially ,u New England, tina
contains matter relating u geueliogy
aud ,hls department VI tho library Is
very all. ItisE.s1 very iull In AmeIi
can local history uud biography.
Access to TINS library b gTea
advantage to Brother Cummings iu
the pursuit. o., 20 .ugloglod work I
which he isnow loyO,ing much Rtteu
ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-22
COMMUNICATED
4 RIGHTEOUS JUDGMENT

itIsat time, a very difficult thing to
determine the amount OF consistency
between profession and practice, he.
tween theory anu action, between
creed Aud custom. Men are formal;
they are bound py platforms aud cate,
chiams, they subscribe mechanically
to many guings; they make rr0mifes,
covenauts, agreements, 10 a matter OF
course, anu much OF this Is artificial,
Involuntary or because II is eNpeditnt,
So, human nature Is falliule, unru.
liable a Il subject 10 disappointment IN
secular anu IA sacred lhings, There
nro timea when clrcumstanoes uulr,
Rud umUi when mon are iaithles
under hyual le surr1uuIingt, change
able rs the wiud OF weather, who osu
point lu inallible judgment, or say
vna, any given pe;s9n will Or may DO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-22
VIII rulY uL5luN!


Tho Glg.l-h nuural miuls,Ty has
mo, I,,p,s IN tho House Of Com.
none, aud now tue question which
sgi,atrs the p llltisisas 0t the British
IsICs n whether Lord R5scbcTy
a9d c,Jlrrt viii resign and aprcal
20 TIE country IN another general
election. mo vote on which she
.a'elt VIE effected was no, on SUD.
i-ft OF g,eat importance, nor uid II In.
ciuIo tho iull mrmDgrBhlp OF the COM
mons that il available on occasions VI
political necessity; hence while the
ministry would be- justified In
making II the basis Of di5-
solution o. pariiandu', yet the
way 10 opon {, remain In power until
vote Of confidence IN tho Foveru-
mont l. refused By the Commons
Should such vote uc asked Tor, 10 is
quite probable the nominal supporters
fine ministry would Do In the msjjf.
ity, ~ such a request would bs taken
asa party declaration tla, 10 would
not be wise 10 20 before tue country a.
the present Junc,ure.
No doubt tho Elglish liberal party
oiiice.holdyIs ate deeply lmbued with
pa.TiOltm, 30 nre Oiiiov.holders In
tho United States. At the
same time II la Noticeable that
love Of county is slso attended
Ivy goodly share Of affection
Tor the emolumvuts Of official position.
The Brilislor displAys this attribute
as strongly o. does the American,
hence that affords probability that
tue liberal miaistry will not retire ~.
al II has to. ittho government would
rlsk dr'ost In an EFFORT to maintain tue
salary Oi ono individual. ~ IL did IN
this case, II 10 likely to show further
tenacity whore many salaries are eou-
cetnsd.
The RDaebcry cabinet must go. That
seems 10 bV = decree Of the iatss IL
Is unlikely, however, that the men who
have the power ~ say when II shall 40
will drop themselves out Of office short
Of n necessity which may not have
been reached Just yet, though II
may be quite close. Wa may con.
clude, therefore, that while the liberal
ministry may resign at the present
Iuncluro, AMI thus require general
election, It 10 yet possible that II
will not DO 40 lill there IL IA more direct
expression Of disspproval, unless there
should eEis, stronger reasons Tor retire.
mgnt than have been given through
thu ptess dispatches. la case VI the
presence Of the latter feature, the
resignation will be- forthcoming In
abort order.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-22

but WITH many other things. what
is wanted Is not 20 much complaint
Of the advantage possessed by and
preferences given t. the lmpottations,
asaglod strong pull to put the home
articles on the market In a. presentable
shape rs the other We need more Of
the cooperative Influences that once
were 20 prominent here, bul seem u
have takon up their ado ig, temporarily
ai lie Hst, wish other lsc.,u.es which are
beating usin competition. We fslurs
more Of tho enterprise tbat will launch
cat and direct mo control tue develop.
ucut Of our WI resources Tor our own
bvnuhi. Al iu'uslJn Of TIE Kind Oi
patriotism displayed iu tho locality
named by Nr. Savage would be about
a. tslulaIy "a anything We could have
Of present. There n,o.s to be- SINE
hutiug am.lg Titan people M tui.
regard u tnoy wuulI 600 Uu l,l. lar la
thu rear when they sloulI be- 10 the
van
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-22

Ideal. Eich ouy wants q, r..
Thing, somebody, anu I, b..,. Me-
honored aud exemplary. Few , m'
are originally who aim at vlct., 'us''
VINO dosirs to DO criminal ,t1.a''ii
I'm a. sweet norssl undo, -, 'y'
tongue" Yet all men hpor 'nsli
'hAH 'hey Do, for "lo ovsry nv. -
gwen measure Of the s,,,v,,
proht wllhal, Rnd the lllnm,... "
which comes from that MAKE, s,. N'n
inc Weaknesst., shortcomings d.,-..'
and TO some extent the ffs,I, y, '''
everywhere pursued, But n, res
itlons Aro s'iflci by olrcumst,,c. 'l,''
surroundings, by britt. si,nr.,, Wy
not encouraged, moral iulsg,l,g,'N
cHluV"Ioj' religious sympa,bv . n',
iovc Of truth 1, ojmpara,iysly 'u'
man'; aud socleiy-mtnkipd-.i ~ 80
ply saved by tho culur. TIA, '''u'
'ho'e that ate truly 'yhc Ian, ~
earth, "-hy "a favorci iew.pi,,,,.''
no iniusticr. '""A
fetit isthlsinnatc and coltly,,,,,,.
Ideal which maze, propro.s p...rl
aud Il Is individual incompsI.5,. I I'''
" Will power or neglect, which 80.
"lhc difference between ,he,,v ..,
practices between profession and c,.
duci, between cree aud cnara,..,.,
aud to discriminate bstwesp i,,.
anu iniitmiiy, between ds.Ir, ,a'
achievement, between m1ilv,
ton, II to p0ssrss more than ,En,..
DOM Of solomon; itistohsvstb,,.
spiration yt DIZZY which di,,ipnl.,..
between man and manifestation. ,r5,.
estimate tile moral aud spiritual,
grfss which h. being maIo by a..
Individual i 10 SEARCH the h,artn,,
tty ~ fein" VI the children gf ma.
which IL tho prorogallvo VI Col A.
mighty, or those 10 whom "a. h..
specially committed tau gglsr n,,
Judge One act OF a combination tb.,,.,
dos NOT always disclga, tgs Br,ti ~,
many apparent uuenFr1 will De- Goa.
doucd by tue great tribunal Az r,,
same tlmo 20 lonsai m.l luls. i.8n
appearance, "cIns.sguaoy laaIrvr,,
sud to secltO tails all eu1Haul ,..,.
ton, NIL viii power AMI Hetl.m.gsr.,.
all faith and prayer, supplements! bg
the iusplsationni irilHunc. 70. tIr L. 3D..
nal SnJii, this special inhufliag...,
tue Saints, is needed %, f9u1lslf,.
and Tor a liylns example. By m.
weak, trembling humanity Will cue.
coed sui triumph, education w,lrT.
plcir ~ perfect WORK, man viii a..
giUHlcd, Cod hou1reI, auI tho IJ,I
VIII nave become u reality, 0s 30 faf
forced ahuhu that PROFESS ami flyBt.
c1usucfs viii be established gr tyr.
and Tor ever.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-22
lnE suoRi LINE YAIEM

TIE proceedings referring 10 10.
opening or al Toast rehearinz OF the
recent q. +. Oregon Short Line
Tsceivorshlp, 20 lar rs the same con.
Germ. the lines IA Uah, has revived To-
an increased degrees tue Interest thst
was manifested In the matter when t18
case camn to IT, helrllg % 'o.tu.gh.
ago. II IS discussed Ia every ugsiness
group, aud Ia the subject OF lively
comment not only 10y merchants AID
shippers, but also by ia'nCr., stock
men, builders, and IN iaci everybody
who Ia at all In touch with the ntOsres'
AND prospects Of tho intermyuuthn
county.
There 10 little use In thteshing Oh
I,faw or In indulging IN complaints DE-
determinations that have 10 the pee
psIatcd against our prosperity Hnd
advancement Neither IL It necessary
to repeat here oil the promises % Inn
ptovoment which the proper solution
VI this rcceivCtship question holds out.
The NEWS has from the fret been
slalwhri Ia maintaining that the im'
mediate welfare OF tue community, tho
extension Of Ito commerce, The develop
mont Of its resources, could De
best suBsorvod by favorable all.
Anco and amicablo understanding
and management with tho lluol pcuo'
traiing the great Northwest. We nave
Insisted that hostility on the part oi
those lines, taken IA connection with
the present status OF the u. l.. and &.
T.. lines, would sids-traok us complete
ly aud leave W without hardly a hoiU
Of escape. Nothing has occurred 10
change our belief on those points In
any particular and the best minds
among railway msgnaIss, even those
who would appear 70 DO the loseis %
tho EgAn recsivorship had been
granted, have virtually agreed that so
far as the business interests Of tho
community were concerned, the NLWs
was exactly right. Hence We have
argued that public policy ami public
sentiment generally would support the
affirmation, by the local court, Of tho
decree given by Judges 5anborn aud
Gilbert.
Judge Morrlttl hmnOss and inde'
pendsuce aro % well known as 10 need
no tribute. Ills motives, too, aud hll
courage TO convictions may not be
impugned. Many nice things may
also 10 tru,hiully said concerning the
local Union Pacific officials, aud
especially concerning some OF the
prominent mon In lis service who can
not be called locRl-ihe principal ones
VI whom have during all the years
been true, warm friends Of this COM
munily when friends were rare and
valuable. Hut here ~ u question Of
law and equity, coupled with tue very
highest considerations OF public welfare.
We arc glad that the way has teen
opened for another examination Of 1t,
and We trust 1, will DO presented In the
fullest ana iairest light, TO the end
that harmony may en,ue and stimu.
lated commerce may be sent on it, way
rejoicing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-22

ailures arc tHpp0sst to be reotiHed
there; the teacher is expeote to sci
spido tue erroneous example aud iu-
ilusuce Of yoars, t) give polish to a
pifce Of granite, and TO soften hearts
which have bccoms "liks this neither
milestone" But the processes of tire
school are In our progressive time. l?)
more msntal than anything else--tI
learn In routine the appointed
studies without reference TO q saucI-
fed homs life, high-lonoI morality,
or the dulles ono owes ~ another.
There Is 10 order save for the school
room,no obedience save Tor tue ties cher,
NJ consideration save 10 Tar ~ to pre-
serve during The few buoi hour Of
each Jay from annoyance, Ia tho pre-.
0cfibei fcuIiue.
Morality aud religion being iguorei
ia tho common Or public schools, the
rsspous,nIl.ly h shifted tu the churuhes
AMI the minister. but this is Tor nut q
part II Dnu day In seven, II that aid IL
counted upon ut all. From q goddess
family isw come who have Respect Tor
the sabbath, fespeCi .Os church tor.
vices, OK regard Ter thu ministers there.
Of 50 that character unl1rmcl VI
maliormcd at h1mr is lupj rot TO but
little modification by the school on
church; the DRIFT toward intense eel.
hshness aud personal qualification be-
comes the outward manifestation Of a
chronic Inward condition.
The contrarloties, divisions and
the conduct q many ptoicssed
religi0nisls, arc not nl.uung 10 youth
or manhood when Il Ia in this situa.
tlou,and association with others ofsim.
liar conceptions solidincl the spirit OF
iuoilgi1n or acupiisgiBm, Of mild or
yirulent type, Az tao nature Of the man
or woman may determine. Follow II
you will into ali the walks oi iifc.
Many such aro IN the business world,
speculative or Legitimate. Being with.
out balance, moral or religious. "lovots
Of ,hgmpUlyog" they become harI,
cxacllng, Tenurlous hnd successful.
Money becomes On idol: increase 10
their god, AHd II from accumulation
they eau extract pleasure or crafty o
passion, oil ambition centcl there.
the li'e that now ", Is used Irrespective
Of a future which POSSESSES NO value
aud commands no thought
Ia every other department Of ITO
the outcoms 10 but little different
tbs iounda,lou was ba1, the cdliicu
unstable. Manhood 10 dwariod, s,uutui
and an sbur.lon, for tho u1bicsi i,cul.
ties have had no play. To be useful, to
DO good, to leave the world better than
It was found, il not among the an.
biiious, simply from the defects Of
education and consequent EorversiJn Il
the faoullics, and tubyomion OF tLo
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