The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-08-18


aRns 81 uoney io Be handled and Oh,
ma e not sure Of Dis owa integrity.
yea have ID right 30 ran an unsea.
worthy craft ia E hurricane. A mai
can tea ~ Che sense Of weak
ness o. ssnehFih in the pres
ence Of q bad opportunity Wheth.
er be la q safe place How
many parents make az awful mistake
when they put their boys ia banking
houses aud stores and shops and fac.
tories and places Of solemn trust with
ont once discussing whether they eau
endure the temptation. You give the
boy plenty 81 money, and have no &C.
count 81 g. and make the way down
become very easy. and you may put
upon him q pressure that he can not
stand There are men Hho 60 into
positions full Of temptation, consider
ing only that they are lucrative posi-.
tions.
An abbot wanted to buy q piece Of
ground and the owner would not sell
A. but the owner hnaily consented 70
let il 20 him until he could raise one
crop, and the abbot sowed acorns-a
crop Of 700 years. And I tell you.
young man, that the dishunesties
which you plant In your heart and life
- - u seIy tnslgh'ne4ht' "a
-" Intu lIey wl4t over
- lsh nof''D'e u@fAness'
- -. 'le t''Ne ano ~ etesh-
bat Iop 'ol -OO years.
MI 'aas"ts 0Bsa'
~ zinc e"lI we preach
gla " g''f nosPe,. ar frouue'
W. u.a'or mas written
elgss f~oluatNaOle
~ raa5 o', uoooe ll 1lle
M " 1'9 F1siaee grocer
~ o. LoEiah" mas
~. wa M"uut % "eeP
l' q St'ls'lg honest
-. 80 "aLu'y Hoiu ha1
Io1pe''1!9n' lou
~, trust 'H@t any
,ltfoE IVY " . thing
,s;rbt ~ ". vs. nHFe l"'se
p ~'le1tAhB uno
49, "uoie' ID 5eCVlle clergy
'.5i s'is CIV W "a
Nau5 "~uNoE9''s OF ser
80 "', ! "sAIN Il Eusiaua on the
1lo Clergy, o.
80 =" J~uaS,ueasioh u 1he
~ go WORKS Z Feroal IN
,.@s,op 'ng W. ei4eaey OF INC aaera-
- Du1, Nurlns O." these ~ @
Je'''' never ohe INA 4 can
~ NJ. Sii ool'ul'n honesty
N'"' O,Hs ma5 pe az exaggerated
.''sue ol 1hihgs n England Out I
wa Ny certain tnal IN ~ parts Of the
We ueeU 70 pLeacl n IhorailJles
y'1 uoapel rig NJ along beside the
~ u eae 'oapel
aS ueat9t, "na' are you doing With
,,,ay Auauiep' document IN your
80" "y o1''el nearer now are you
7oyO'as a.ons WIN shal "leked scheme
~ Na'e NO" on ioosf - INA q
Pool 'i0|eS you nave a your
2oo"ev. why = young man. were
" ulgus PFaeI.elhR IN copying
youI eNip'oyot sighatoreF where
"0fe YOU laSy n'gnJf are your habits
- boo" Us "neu you ieIt your fathers
1Se, iou hau . CHRISTIAN ancestry
you h"'S nou 700 many prayers
5Pen1 on you 20 go overheard Or.
5'"bSyOue' 'lle famous explorer was
.IeS"onue' ron the h~ighianders' and
'o SAL" ynaU one Oh ms ancestors,
'ug ol, the hlRh'anoers, d day
800 nus lohliy around hlm, The
NV n'anust %as oy,nB' ne q hls call-
"louuN H"a "e'Cloeu' ne ala
No"' my lHuS, 4 nave looked all
~ y history as Iar oackas l
Y, Inv ~ "u" 4 HuFe never found q
man N az tne Ane' n L
aus you 70 understand you inherit
80 uioou' 9 nave no excuse for
'o,1E wrong NY laos' De honest
ny lilenus' pc honest before
o ~ nonest oelotey your ltllow men,
n "oucs1 oelote your soul II there be
.noSe VINO nave wandered away, come
o1oA' come nome, come now, one n
~ uoNlI lpVo tne Nlagaom OF TOD
= aih Bluu some one mas set To music
0hat scene "a august, lSS l, when a
gIFl saved from death a whole
eralh q passengers some Of you
1hat out west n mat year
"a 4 stormy night q hurricane blew
loWh part OF a railroad bridge. A
Ifelght train came along and Il
crashed INTO tue RUIN, and tht
engineer ana conductor persisted
me was a girl llying IN her fa'
liners CABIN, ear the disaster, and
she heard the crash Of the freight
and she knew that ia q few mo-
nents an express was due. She
lighted q lantern and clambered up on
the n beams Of the wrecked bridge on
the nam bridge, which was t]restle-
work aud started 70 o amid the
thunder ana the lightning OF the tenn
pest ana the raging oL h torrent be-
qeath' one mtsstep ana 1t would