The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-06

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6utc6ms hludesnn He who u down Con.
poles DO NOT fssl tho furoe a the storm,
- sudden descent Of the tempest.
Again, this oriental tale reminds rs Of
the fact that wrongs we prepare for others
return upon ourselves. The gallows that
Hannah built for Mordecai became the
primo minister's strangulation, Robe
Ipierre, who sent so many to the guillo-
Nine, had his own head chopped of by the
iorrid instrument. The evil you practice
on Others will. rocoil upon your own pate
ISLANDERS come homo. Expressions come
home. Crueltles come home 49,
You will yet be lackey walking beside
the very charger on which you expected to
ride others down. When Charles I, who
had destroyed Strafford, was about 10 be
boheatled, he said,"I basely ratified an
unjust sentence, and the similar injustice
am now to undergo is sensible retribu-
tion for the punishment inflicted on an
: innocent man." Lord Jeffroys after in
generating many innocent and good poo.
pie in London Tower was himself impris-
oned In the same place, where the shades
to hanpt ~ ~ ~. LOU n,ait,eaOeol seei,1u
n,tandnu.. .sE ~ v." :. no AopS9 W hiS
Sn,. Gad,s s,,,o sop . .h On, sTusieiien'
~, Los 60 Ap eAo.n ~ mn, onloA
Bradshaw, the English judge who had
been ruthless and cruel In his decisions,
was taken from his splendid tomb in West
minister abbey, and at Tyburn hung on a
s,rosonao ~ ;aa.,, S s,, avI - wig
rama.1s y. ~ c ,' ah
Snno".,,,, vI a., ''.e na.e, pu' ~ GAME;
~ tan0h ,o ~ .. ~ sst"asn' nne anu
otar,;tu h,,. as -. o.y p'so run oVsrni'y W
~ o;y,, nuD oao Miones VIZ uo ooners ny
ID, .n ut . a' no"usei She oiie,e may
tha a, Uu ons MH e IT. ~ oo,ne ot MI 70
0no poino run ;ltSn 'iey s'aroo"' 1here
"A' guns :'if'' AioA'
Fortune's vsgaries.
Furthermore, let the story of Hannah
teach us how quickly turns tho wheel of
fortune One day, excepting the king,
Haman was the mightiest man in Perisa,
but the next day lackey. So we 20 I'D,
and so we come down, You seldom find
any man 20 years in the same circum.
stances OF those who in political life 20
years ago were the most prominent, how
few remain in conspicuityl Political MR.
ties make certain men do their hard work
and then, after using them ms hacks. turn
them out on the commons to die. Every
four years there is complete revolution,
and about 5000 men who ought certainly :.
A., W w .ne heAo president are snameIully
u ha.ppoa "n.o eoiiio VIM .ris uay aro
-, ~ AN .u PI,sy e ~ w iiuo ~
~. vn NV anouiue,s VI slo peopio anu @'he
Un m 'ui ~ ~ aulhiratioh anu lne spoiis Oh
pana. ho ~" tui'A.S WY =" l.ei 'uins'
Diioo uoAos "'o .iie e'ets VII Which Ahcn
eolilo uo"n as Ui'ell '1s 1ney go up. VI
'noso WIZ "oio sohs "eo SUCCESSFUL II, 1he
.'ot at ,t vi piope,'s how ie" llve
aoO nuu WIN NNete.sl WINE many VI
s snoso "lo uAIn VIZ ~ 'yit,.ohoN - ei1un,
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~ NY y. tne nauioh ~ al uoAte Iiiihss Ia
VIZ noi4u iolSono 10 sno Inos1 hoh,e' ny
oly way 'nI onanses iier iiit'iu, anu "oG "
o,'o nit'n mho p"'s any oonnuehee III "haU |
elo PROMISES VI proposes! ohe cheers wheh
you ~ up, anu siie laughs "heh you COINS
u t.4; an, Irust noe inolaenC your
ne''rI auccCioils W onls changeiui Worlu!
1Ahoior youi soul III uou' rroin ShlisC
NIL %a panioiship ea'ner your satisfaction.
noh, ooii,o sorro" VI Bi"uness' success or
ueloaO ficnes VI poverty nohor OF us
er'1ce, hea,i'h VI s,ckness' ZIG Ut aeaoh'
Sihne VI e'erhlSy, az ~ yours anu ye are
oniie' o. ''hu oiris' 10 oou b.
Wealth and Happiness.
Again, this Haman's history shows us i
that outward possessions and circum-
stances cannot make man hannv While
vet fu,lv vested in authority and tho cbinf
adyiser of the Persian monarch and every.
thing that eou,nage and nomn and snlen.
lor If residence could do ,ros bie he Is an
object Lesson of wretcbedness There ara
toiav more aching SORROWS Under crowns
If ROYALTY than Under the ragged cans Of
Tho bnnscless Mich of tbe ,vorld,o afT,u.
,nce and oavetv Is on1v misorv in co,ors
Manv n yyouan coated in tho Stroo+ Mt hon
,pple stand ia HAMMER than the trent
,ankers Tho mountains of worldly honor
ire covered with nernctual snow Tanner.
ano commenced half tho world hut could
not subduo his own feors Ahab gocs tn
Ned sicl, because Nahotb will, not coli him
,is VINEYARD Hcrod is in agony becausen
title child ia horn down IN Rethlehnm
Ireat Folk trcmbles because n moor min.
ster will nroacb ri,htoonsnoss tnrnuoronoa
md iudgmont IN Come FroIn tbo timo ~
nnis VII to Tonis VIII r,ns thoro n
,traw hottome5 chair in F,anca that ala
not sit more soIidiv than tho grc,t throne
m which tho Frencb Linc. re;rnodp
Woro 7 col,ed tn sLoteb Inisor1, in Ire
yorst form 7 porIS not m nm to tbo dorl
,llov of tho NOON hut m Tho bigbwav ovor
which nroncing Rucanhan strike tho
I'M rts with their bonfs and hotEoon stnt.
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