New-York tribune., 1903-04-25

industries below. 1t was a warm. cloudy evening
on dhg the ssf Shoulder sGeT Of e hin to the left there
no m99q T3or but n the beap a furnace across the whole
expanse performing their nightly miracle OF oeady
die distance under their canopies OF yellow steam
Further of the far-extending streets OF Hanorlo%g %
the southeast stared the cold, blue electric lights
% ssPf hRsRf fhnnsrous roar the giant breathing Of
the forge at Shirley @ Bar Iron Works; % and looked
coFth EHs leaned O0'n elbows Tue ~ We" anu . -
B-unt viii actaa1ly stick by what he has said?''
Like grim death" said Eva
"oh! How caa / tell your she burst out pas
S w.7R5 s sa4srsad d S R@ 9A'
Give Timmis is courtlng me. Ggn BE 61e Geih0s ear 6
must have known-It was all an accident Give al al
an accident de saw saw ou % csagb yo ea2 the
shop-sneaking off like
know: Don't tfs tell rssn me- But lsa 1t ms1s w9s
i6ok Ina o, am tngs and then he would think and
think and the notion Of your uncles shop wouIq
oaGnr GsG see 20 his h t66ughts sga Ais' as M Ny
if he had not seen you al MaeniaS Sim a1d yeoEan
to him. all might have gone right. He would
day or two. Now he will never give way. asked
you Just now now 52 What was to BE done but kne" all
There is one thing TO be done. Eva and the
DO you mean that old Mr.. Timmis must give up
his shop my father? Never Never! -.
marry without your fathers consent
She shook her head slowly and sadly relapslnS
you shake your head Eva. but it must be So
DO YOU mean to say that you will allow your
fathers childish whm-for it is nothing else; ne
you. and he knows it-that you will allow his
Childish Childish y0n wnm are to sPG ySul and m am
can't DO it. darenf- m mac M %itn EVEN If
dared, | wouldn't Give you don't KNOW. you
Her sorrowful. pathetic frnness daunted him
She She was wa now now cGmposed fo & again OF
Then you and are to De unhappy all our H'eS'
EvaT . A..
her voice as after a long pause, she uttered the
words: NO is quite unhappy in all this
steadily down into the wonderful valley we
.'Waitg. echoed Give. with angry grimness He
will live for twenty years -. ,z >,
No one is eyer quite unhappy in all this world ..
she repeated dreamily as one might turn over
treasure in order ord to examine IN t5 Il fed Two years
passed. and it happened that there was to De a
superintendent minister and the revivalst called on
Ezra BTuHt at his shop When in10Tned 7 % 4I 5Re
Tor like many Stouter chapel E9ers dnan nf rafon
into commerce However the visit had air OF
ceremony. and he could not decline 10 see these
revfva ist CHEEKY. shrewd man. whose powers Of
organization were obvious ana VINO seGnee 70 E, Pr
Brunt at we want a specially good congre-
cation at the opening meeting to-nlSnI, saIu tne
revvalist Now the basis OF a gooa & Gorsi 81 I tI
must necessarily be the regular pLIars oI IIe sIe
@ naS Ho 46 mug 1nsn Of inFuence and position You will
nome come Mr. iIf Brunt and YOU viii let it be known
among your employees that they will please you Oy
coming too?' Ezra Brunt was by no means
regular pillar of Bethesda. but he had vague sen
sation OF fattery. and he consented Indeed. there
s hymn being sung when nd he fbe TeaGhsd %lasa
crowded in every part man Wn4Ln ne Ia a1u bae aU1
know led him to a wooden form Wnlcn had Oeen
Communion rail- He felt strange there and uneasy ne A
bod baar
but formidable awakener: the air was eectric; any ny
mere Volume Of the singing: never had he heard
sucn singing. At the end OF the hymn the congre-
The revfvalist stood. erect and terrible In the Pu-
pit longer shsWd cafey Of fe aa Wra ' and mercy
Of God. Ezras self-importance owlnaIeo UsiTse ~
Fi1e Towns he became an item in the multitude
OF suppuants- He profoundly wished ne nAo never
"Remenber the hymn" said the revivalist with
austere emphasis:
My richest gain I count but loss
And pour contempt on all my pride
admirable hisTonG e art t Tith s e Tscb De a
tremendous effect. Not for nothing was tnis man
sen9 %hen after pause he raised his hand
etacuatsd Let US pray % s967 6o9 So9P BEGUN e herO
At H. end Of qusEer % OF bs a n9t o9tsde Z but he
SonIS not stir. He was rnagnetized. Soon the
reviyaist down from r the PUPIL be aS addrsssed
the rnost part Of the people in ow s9Othlng f1
tones of persuasion Apparently ne & 80 fa1
melting like an ,ic ieGe eh II fT0nf fSs pety Sr Of his
father and mother. and the long fractions s9 Oh
stern Dissenting family: he had 5acksaden 1I1 afier
the thrgs of this world. 1t is true that none OF
he hfs Was quite unconscious Of them then hut
the lesser ones were more than sufnclenI - bU Win
stricken sinners and Ezra who could n0I "a moss @
eyes on er ,ne going To- the inquiry room for more
Brunt a professed Wesleyan for half a century
being publicly y al ' that the town would
talk his busn might suffer % ,i 52r al any II o
Strictly the principles Of the New Tests n1ent & he
under the I spell H. o3so @ ea6s to esTe but sat e
traTced nv the revvalists marvellous volce S1d. %
& denis bis Eands Ed an he a%ig spectace Of
helniess 4 in the 1 grasp 81 Dreloun'
Rrother be Of good sheer said trenTIcps . sand and
nsess+h n1I things Only believe"
looked uD ard az sa sog tie Tm h4G9 anu
Ezra Brunt shrank away emoittered ana
~ Carrot he rrurnrred with difficulty
1--WE love Of God is all powerful ..
think vou-' said Ezra BrInt with kind OF oe-
sFalh RrothfT reTea the aged servant Of God ,or u-
moved jf my shop is, Is IN sg trnfh ha4e ~
in FIra 1n75 7S-u1't.' Rrunt vas stasssred,
praise God,' said the chemist, with majestic JOY
-innis vrere ma r-ied II che-a"teristic Of 1he
fire senttsntsiy w1ch rndsr'ifs 6f tS Five towns
IT. tborrh No 54 Nerrir-st wes dI,lv Transferred
70 Fra R-unt ct "nist retring fror1 business; :;
he has never rebuilt IL accord with The rEsf cr
his nreTises IN al VS. sops as reminding
rnonunent.-(Cornhill Magazine.
APPEALS FOR AID.
Instead OF giving the usual entertainment tne
mast winter 70 raise mopev for the work. the New
-, Ci+, wornan's Aid to the George Junior Re