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THE COUNTY PAPER,
OREGON,
TIIBKNODX.
B. J.
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Oh, sweet are the scents and congs ot iprlrfg,
And brave are the anmmer flowers;
And chill are the autamn winds, that bring
The winter' lingering hours,
And the world goes round and round,
And the ton sink Into the tea;
And whether I'm on or under the ground,
The world circa little for me.
The hawk aalla over the sunn; hilt;
The biook trolls on In the ehadc,
Bat the friends I have lest He cold and still
Where their strlckm forma were laid.
And the world goes round and round,
And the sun tildes Into the sea;
And whether I'm on or under the ground,
The world cares little for me.
O life, why art thou so bright and boon I
O breath why art thou soaweetl
O friends, how can je forget so soon
The loved ones who lie at your feet I
But the world' goes round and round,
And the sun drops Into the sea,
.And whether I'm on or under the ground, ,
The world carta little forme.
-'.he ways of men are busy and bright;
The eye of woman Is kind;
It la aweet for the eyes to behold the light
But the dying and dead are blind.
.And the world goea round and round,
And the eon falls Into the sea, .
.And whether I'm on or under the ground,
The world cares little far me. '
But If llfo awake, and will never cease
On the future's distant shore,
And the rose of love and the Illy of peaco
Shalt bloom there forever more,
lot the world go round and round,
And the tun sink Into tho seal
For whether I'm on or under the ground,
Ob, what will It matter to mel.
THE MYSTERIOUS ORGANIST.
A Legend of the Rhine.
.Argonaut,
Kind hearts are more than coronets,
And (Imple faith than Norman Mood.
Years Ago, at a grand old cathedral
overlooking tho Rhino, thoro appeared
n mysterious organist. Tho groat com
poser who had played the organ so long
had suddenly died, and everybody, from
tho king to tho peasant, was wondorlng
who could bo found to fill his placo.
Ono bright Sunday morn, as tho soxton
entered the church, ho saw a stranger
sitting at the crape-shrouded organ
Ho was a tall, graceful man, with a polo
but strikingly hnndsome faco, great
black melancholy eyes, and hair llko a
raven's wing for gloss end color, swoop
ing in dark waves over his shoulders.
He did uot seem to notice tho sexton,
but went on playing; and such music
as ho drew from tho instrument no
words can describe The astonished
listener declared that the organ seemed
to have grown human that it walled
and sighed and clamored. When the
music at length ceased, the soxton has-
tcned to the stranger and said
"Pray, who are you. sir?" -n-i,.,.
imn int. ftscmv DHttiB,-' no ropnea.
'I have heard that you are in want of
t .mi hnvn come hero on
nn urguuioti
trial." , ,
. You'll bo sure to got tho placo," ox
th BPTtnn. "Whv. you sur-
n... Mm that's dead and gono, sir.
1 .. ... ..mio mn i nmmod
"wo, no ywwvww
tho strangor, with a smile; and then,
as if dlsinolinod to conversation, ho
turned from old Hans and began to
play again. And now tho muslo chang
ed from a sorrowful strain to a grand
old proan, and the mysterious organist,
Looking upward, f uU of grace,
Frayed UU from a happy place
God' glory emote rum on mo .u,
strument, and ho oould not seotholono
devotee. At length she roao from tho
vtele, and, moving to (he organ-loft,
paused boforo the musician:
"Bertram I" she murmured.
Qulok as thought the organist raisod
his head. There, with tho light of a
lamp suspended to tho arch abovo fall
ing upon nor, stood tbo princess who
bad graced tho royal pew that day. Tho
court-dress of volvot, with its soft er
mino trimming, tho tiara, tho necklaco,
tho bracelets, had beon exchanged for
a gray sorgo robo and a long thick veil,
which was now pushod back from tho
fair girlish faco.
"Ob, Elizaboth, Elizabeth 1" ejacu-
latcd tho organist, as ho sank at her
feet, and gazod wistfully into her trou
bled oyes.
'Why are you hero, Bertram?" asked
tho princess.
"I eamo to bid you farewell; and as
dared not venture into tho place I
gained access to tho cathedral by brib
ing tho bell-ringer, and, having taken
tho seat of tho dead organist, let ray
muslo breathe out tho adieu I could not
trust my lips to utter."
A low moan was tho answer, and ho
continued:
"You aro to bo marriod on tho mor
row F"
Yes," sobbed tho girl. "Oh, Bor-
tram, what a trial it will bo to stand at
yonder altar and take upon mo tho
vows which will doom mo to a living
doathl"
"Think of mo," rejoined tho organ
1st. "Your royal father has requested
mo to play at tho wedding, and I havo
promisod to bo hero. If 1 wero your
equal I could bo tho bridegroom in
stead of tho organist; but a poor musi
cian must glvo you up."
It Is like rending body and soul
asunder to part with you," said tho
girl. To-night I toll you this toll you
how fondly I lovo you but in u few
hours it will bo a sin. Go, Go, and God
bless you!"
Sho waved him from her, as if sho
would banish him whllo sho had tho
power to do so. And ho, how was it
with himf Ho roso to loavo her, then
camo back, held hor to his heart in ono
long embraco, and, with a half-smothered
farowcll, left her.
Tho next morning dawnod in cloud
less splondour, and at an early hour tho
cathedral was thrown opon, and the
sexton began to proparo for the brilliant
wedding. Flame-coloured flowers
waved by tho wayside; dime-coloured
loaves oame rushing down from tho
trees, and lay in light heaps upon tho
ground and the ripe wheat waved liko
a golden sea, and berries drooped In red
and purplo clusters over tho rocks along
the Rhine.
At length the palace gates were open
ed, and the royal party appeared, es
corting tho Prlncoss Elizabeth to the
THE BIBLE REVISION.
Uow and by Whom the Work Wi Done--
Comparison of the Old And the Now.
Tho roviston of King James transla
tion of tho Bible into English began with
tho resolutions of tho convocation of
Canterbury at a sosslon hold May 5tli,
1870. Thoy wero to tho effect that it
was doslrablo that a rovlsion of tho
authorized version of tho holy scrip
tures should bo undertaken; that no
changes should bo made but suoh ns
faithfulness required; -that tho stylo of
tho languago of tho existing vorslon
should boclosoly followed and thai tho
co-operation ot scholars of othor na
tions and othor roligious bodlos should
bo invited.
A committeo of eight bishops and
eight presbyters was appointed to carry
out theso resolutions, of whom thrco
bishops (Wlnshostor, Gloucester and
i ristol) and Silislniry, together with
tho prolucutorol tho lowor houso, now
dean ot Litchfield, tho dean of Canter
bury (Dr. Alford), tho doan of West,
mlnstor and Canon Blakcsly (now dean
of Lincoln) formed tho original Now
Testament company. Tho samo year
companies woro formed in America to
co-operate with tho English companies.
Tho modo of working botweon tho
two companios is interostlner. Tho
English company first revised tho Grcok
text and the translation, examining to-
gothor ovory vorso nnd every word.
This was dono.nt tho rato of about forty
vorses a day, and it took six years to
comploto tho first rovlsion. As each
portion was domplotod copies wero sent
to tho American company, who in duo
course, sent back tholr criticisms and
suggestions. Those wero carefully con
sidered during tho second rovlsion.
which occupied two yoars nnd a half.
As tho various portions of tho second
rovlsion worocomploted, they wero sent
to America, nnd tho Americans sent
back further criticisms and suggestions
which woro in turn carefully consid
ered. At last tho rovlsod vorslon was
sont ovor to America In Its final form,
and tho American brethren sont .back
in return a list of passages in which
thoy record their preference for other
rendoring than thoso adoptod by tho
English company. Thoso, It Is under
stood, will bo found at tho end ot tho
largo edition of tho revised New Tcsta
mont to bo issued by tho univcrsitv
prosscs.
Tho meetings of tho English compa
ny wero generally hold, by the courtesy
of tho Doan of Westminster, In tho Je
rusalem chatubor, a room belonging to
tho deanery. Horo mot tho assembly
of divines In 1643 and in 1C89, tho com
mission to roviso the liturgy of the En
glish church. Somo of tho greatest
English theologians of all schools have
ossombled within its walls, and many
eminent mon havo hero lain in stato on
The following are
Anglo-American rovlsion
1. To iutroduco as'fow alterations
as possible into tho toxt of tho 'author
ized vorslon consistently with faithful
ness. 2. To limit, ns far ns posslblo, thn
expression of suoh alterations to tho
languago of tho authorized or oarlior
versions.
3. Each company to go twico ovor
tho portion to bo rovlsod onco pro
visionally, tho second timo finally.
4. That tho toxt to bo adoptod bo that
for whloh tho ovidenco is decidedly
preponderating! and .that whon the
text so adopted differs from that from
whloh tho authorized vorslon was niialo,
tho nltoratlon to' bo indicated in tho
margin.
G. To mako or retain no chango in
tho toxt, on tho socond final vorslon by
each company, oxcopt two-thirds of
thoso prosont approvod of tho samo;
but on tho first rovlsion to dooldo by
simplo majority. '
C. In ovory caso of proposed altera
tion that may havo given rlso to discus
sion, to defer tho voting thereon till tho
noxt meeting, whensoever the samo
shall boroquirod by ono-thirdof those
presont at tho mooting, suoh intonded
voto to bo announcod in tho notico for
tho next meeting.
7. To revlso thohoadiugs of chapters,
pages, paragraphs, Italics, and punctua
tions. 8. Torofor, on thoportof oaoh com
pany, whon consldorod desirable, to dl
vlnos, scholars nnd literary mon,
whether nt homo or abroad, for their
opinions.
Tho English committeo boan actual
work in May, 1870, and tho American
committeo, In co-operation with tho
English, inOctobor, 1872, but thu hitter
was organized in 1871 by tho invitation
of tho fonnor. Both commlttoes
embraced In all ono .hundred nnd ono
mombcrs, but of theso a nnmbor died
or resigned during tho last ten yoars.
Tho prosont numbor of aetlvo morabors
13 soventy-nlno, of whom fifty-two be
long to tho English, nnd twenty -sovon
to tbo American committee."
Among tho points of difforonco bo
tweon tho King James version and tho
vorslon that aro enumerated by Dr.
Sohaff aro tho following:
"Tho now vorslon, whilo retaining
tho idiom and vocabulary of tho old,
including its innocont and intelligible
archaisms, is yet so far adapted to tho
present stato of tho English languago
as to romovo obsoletoor misleading
words and phrases, such is"prevont"
(lor precede), "let" (for hlndor), to
"fotoh a compass" (for to go round),
"conversation" (forconduct), "by and
by" (for Immediately), "carriages"
(lor bagago), etc., etc.
Tho old vorslon represents tho textus
ed by Erasmus, Stephens and lhcoaoio
Tho now version is Dasou upu
tho rules ''of tho
7r hrlrrhter than tho untwined foliagi
n Wnasoms woro the tufts of plumes
which flootod from statoly heads, and
.u. .4i ri.io that streamed down
over the housings of tho superb steeds,
n.,t thn nrlncoss. mounted on a snow-
white palfrey, and clad in snow-whito
looked nato and sad: and when,
a, m ,
noarlnj tho church, slio noara a gusn
to ho found in Eacland
tu Mnr TVatamnnt Comoanv has
mot ton times a year daring tho last
vnars. for four days each time, nnd
. . . . t- i--
orallv for soven nours cauu un-j.
mav bo said, tboroioro, tnai uioy
rrlvon four hundred working day
these eonforonoos, in aaaiuon w
individual preparation,
In sound, struck on her oar llko a tuner- ,,,. D, PhtUp Sohaff,
al knoll, shotrombleu, ana womu PrMla0nt 0f the Amorioan company
fallen had not a pago supportca ner. follovva rogarding
A few moments auerwara sue u
.... . lu kl. mtlnnn. I lUO Worn.
V"
Tho jAmcrloan Now Testament comp
any consists of tho following persons:
hx-Prosidodt T. D. Woolsoy, D. D.,
LL. D., Now Haven, chairman; Prof.
J. H. Thayer, D. D., Theological som
raary, Andovdr, Mass., socrotnry; Prof.
Ezra Abbott, D. D., LL. D., divinity
fcuool, Harvard university; tho Rov.
J. K. Burr, D. D. Trenton, N. J.J
President Thomas Chaso,LL.D., Kaver-
ford college Pennsylvania; Chancollor
Howard Crosby, D. D., L. 1)., Now
York unlvorslty, Now York; Prof.
Timothy D wight, D. D.. divinity school,
Yalo collego; Prof. A. C. Kondrlck, D.
D., LL. D., Unlvorslty of Roohostor,
Rochester, N. Y.jtho Rt. Rov. Alfred
Leo, bishop of Djlawaro; Prof. M. B.
Rlddlo, Theological seminary, Hartford,
Conn.; Prof. Philip Shaff, D. D., LL.
D., Union Theological soinlnary, Now
York; Prof". Charles Short, LL. D ,
Columbia college, Now York; tho Rov.
E. A. Washburn, D. D., Calvary church,
Now York.
This committeo lost by death Prof.
Hadloy, of Yulo Collcgo; Prof. H. B.
Smith, of Union seminary; Prof. H. B.
Hackott, of Rochester, nnd Prof.
Charles Hodgo, of Prlneoton. Tho
Rev. Dr. G. R. Crooks, of Now York,
and tho Rev. Dr. W. F. Warrou, of
B as ton, resigned.
On tho two commltteos nro many of
tho best biblical scholars and common
tutors of the loading Protestant denomi
nations in Great Britain and tho United
Stato3. Not n few of them aro known
by their works in Europo nnd America.
Tho Amorlcan members nro nearly all
profossors of Hobrow or Greek exegesis
in tho principal theological institutions
of tho Eastorn States, and wero solootod
with regard to competency and reputa
tion for biblical scholarship, denomina
tional connection, tho local convenience
or easy roach of Now York, whore thoy
mot evory month.
Tho labor of tho rovisors in both
countrios was givon without compensa
tion. Tho necessary cxponsos for trav
eling, printing, etc., of tho British com
mitteo wero paid by tho university
prosscs; thoso of tho American com
ntltteo by tho voluntary contributions of
liberal friends, under tho direction of
an auxiliary committeo of finance.
Origin of Familiar Words.
Afraid. Philologists have discovered
I ho fact that tho word "afraid" is a con
traction of "after nid". Tho old "An
glos," in tholr difficult undertakings,
used olton to go "alter aid." An ex
pression habitually used was understood
without refined articulation, and when
ono was soon dallying about somothing
ho hardly daio undertake, others said
ho was "aPr aid. ."Finally wo havo tho
word afraid, the full meaning of which
Is only understood by tracing it to its
or!prn.
lI"CJr - - ...... r
in former times sovoral of the TSoglun
nobility hold tholr ostatos on condition
it who briug light into tho world. It is
a popular error that has oxcludod
Irom tho baptismal font. Tho namo has
been donouncod by being applied to
phosphoric matohos, which certainly
descrvoitj but it was a pity to loso It
as a Christian namo of men. It may
yet bo restored to its original significa
tion. Pauic This word is used to signify
n great and general alarm without anv
apparent adequato oauso. in tho oldes
heathen mythology Pan blow his conch
sholl whon tho Titans woro fighting
with tho gods. Tho nudncious robols
had stood undaunted against tho thun
ders of Jupitor, but thoy fled at tho blast
of this harsh clarion. Having succcod
ed so woll on this ocoision, ho gavo a
wild scream, whloh filled tho echoes of
tho mountains nnd put tho onorny to
uight. Thoso old fnblos what founda
tion of faot thov mav havo had In tho
exporionco of infant humanity, who can
tollP struck tho heart of tho raco, nnd
havo given a namo to tho saddest roali-
tics in ovory period of history.
Canard. This word, now popularly
used for a hoax, Is tho French word for
duck, and tho origin for its now nppllca
tion is said to havo boon tho following
amusing "sou" on tho publio: To glvo
a sly jilt to tho ridiculous piocos of in
tolligonco which tho journals aro Intro
habit of publishing ovory morning,
Cornlisjon stated that an Interesting ex-
porimonthad just been made calculated
to provo tho extraordinary voracity of
ducks. Twenty of thoeo fowls had been
placed together, and ono of them hav
ing beon killed nnd cut up Into tho
smallest posslblo pieces, foathors and
nil, nnd thrown to tho other nineteon,
had been gluttonously gobbled up In an
exceedingly brief spaeo of timo. An
other was taken lrem tho remaining
ninotccn, and being chopped small liko
Its predecessor, was sorvod up to tho
eighteen, nnd at onco dovourcd liko tho
other; and in like manner to tho last,
who was thus placed in tho remarkable
position of having eaten his nineteen
companions in a wonderfully short timoi
All this, most pleasantly nnrrnted, ob
tained a success which tho writer was
far from anticipating, for tho story ran
tho rounds of nil tho journals in Europo.
It thon becamo almost forgotten for n-
bout a score of years, when It camo back
to America with amplification 'and
with a regular certificate of tho autopsy
of tho body of tho surviving duck, whoso
oesophagus was declared to havo been
seriously injured. Evory ono laughed
at tho history of tho canard thus brought
up again, but tho moral retains its nov
el signification, as applied to a hoax.
The Heroiaes Nihilism.
rati Figaro.
Thoy nro mostly daughters of poor
army ofllcors, or potty civil officers, or
oven of sbopkoopors, who, feeling tho
influonco of modem times, aro anxious
to rlso nbovo tho level of tholr parents,
coarso, ignorant pcoplo in tho main.
Either by tholr own talonts or by tho
nid of influential patrons, tho girls
gain scholarships, nnd ontcr somo high
school whero their brains aro crammed
with a heterogeneous mass of knowl
edge At 19 thoy loavc, nnd in their
turn becoma toachors. Finding tholr
parents uncompanionable, thoy aban
don homo for somo wretched lodgings,
and oko out n misernblo oxlstenco by
glvcug poorly paid lessons. Food la
ncarco, tho femlnino ploasuros of dross
aro impossible tho restraining power
of family affection is nbsont, thoy grow
hopoloss nnd discontented, whon somo
day thoy form socialistic acquaintances,
rapidly adopt their ideas, and, having
found an object for tholr lllo with fern
inino rashness dovoto thomsolves to
tho causo, cvon to tho very donth.
"Why Is it," asked a lady, "that pco
plo loso thoir interest in church-going
nowadavs?" "Becauso thov havo lost
thoir principle," was the witty roply.
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, t i.i. 1.1. rr.HnnlnD w""fr . , .i." u-.l ho. teno OS. if tCStCd oy UO otauuniw Bnc0 of MDUCai
STut JShrouirmotlv-es Mo- modern Greek J? and arehlog,
. . . . , t lL u an . 6. .. tuc. Thn forLv.sevon revisers aro not to do n(i oons'sto
Ot Whicn ne caugut. -r chnnlcally SUO Kno:i. av u u , rr,.., i. thn n. . .,,lfin0 nf thn rvthm r.,i 'i i,.P iTTnnaier-
sur aDoui .,. . mnnhanleallv listened to oiamuu iu4 u. - B0U10 .. -..., '" ' 7. t.ii I'll nnher. nobersot
d i ui tuu v w w. i v iToIm f (inorn nnr. iiiil v ti
UI. nn. . . 1 mo-. -imUtiW vwfv..F
In th 3 respoct aro lnnumorauio a Ian8 ..UOsiors." . -: ., . - , tn WIas hor
nmhrace. and whispered: matlcallyi but tuoy nau a cnr ,n every cuapver, wgoi.-. w V" ' otl.bv fur do las' time. Hold up
vio nt huorand Hps like wild cher- T,, mv ' my wlfo, look feot apparatus of grammars dinary r0ader may to ly BUpp0s a , oi B". " r f ' Marv, tiU ! ki3S yo .You an.
ries. This was the rrlncoss Elizabeth, f. tionaries. Tho nlcot es ana snaaes ot thonJ. and political o gm. X mohMteabbledladOBamo path rl'sln'
y'ars, an' now whon wo am
T
11, moved to the vicinity ox umu, - but Ineber spoct-
T1QOIhn.lnnIilmltomOVOfrOm ,ur"luuB" f ' . .j T
a.j. au . . . w com wUen we u navo
tr-.ii 1 i Imllnno anil RRT1T, fill L all -
exploring party of four. The h Xn'sfaewon't come backf'
made a stanu near wnero uuui-, u y sc Iz3 got R
i .u-nitni nf thn stato now is. Ono UM"W" . .' .. . .
aT Philology, criticism they wero around the Ore, I'i
Sr.andiefarmoreaccu- Joto lUoy WOro making their claim arBT0.B
fl CAN Kill AUTHTfiitft',
-ili
I, J . .i. u no. In .. . "...i.i.Ui o,,.n.l hw thn nrv Will taKO KOCr
' ratoanuconssien,, uw T7,. " T- B"uuu"? r" ' cwlno awav dls mawnin',
pMjgaaM
an' I speot
eyes on nor no
is
2-
rlna This W8JJ ine 1 riUUUBB oiimuuuii rit i uuuunwo. wiuu.. - - i.,i.i. (
ries. xuia i..,lupi" . .. , i,i nt hn nrtDrcoi- . v.ini.a un.mHi rnnnlvlnfr Gissa. dauchtor Ot
and all eyes turned to her as sno soaieu TVembline in evory limb, sho oboyou. tnoso itingungoo " Tho now roTision .-j,- r. - of sixty y'ars, an' nowwnon wo am
Jerselfinthovelveeushlonedpewap- ? "J1" k yoyo8 thrill her so? ated. Tho departures in the use of th tho number ol Italics or interpolations K(ng Charles, In marriage .and wlthhor i, p00., an am waiting' fur
"latedtothecour, No.oonerhad JjJ smllo blng a glow on her tZ M "l.S 22lS!: uo call we has got to separate! Dar',
train ober dar, an',
tho music reached her oars than she Ah,,thouKh the king woro tho Meet ot tho Greek tenses no w- lcM or mWeBd,Bg) and suns;uuies to perform the usual cermonyo.uK Qn ItBBUm.
etatted as if a ghost had crossed her che JJ1 manyKa jewelled order gilt- perfect and perfect) o constant and I arrangom0)lt by .eotlons for tUe King's foot In token ol ubJeoUon v0 can,t holp, anMfyou sob dat
nath. Thobloomfadedfromhorcnoeic, ;", -1.1.1, reast. ho soemed the samo arbitrary, tnai vnoy DOUm tho artlflclal vorsicuiar aivision u" unless mo n.mK - Wavvou'll broko do ole man ngnt
. . , r 1 W-"-
her Hps quivered, ana ner wuuio humblo person
. At last, hnr oveS' met I .
piw to teaon orgau o- . ftrchlB ,i0rfcal. - - ' r onVn " ' ... , ' Mm thn nomo 0lbv
4Tl-. I fl IT I ( 1 1 1 1 1 Li UI UUI.Mvii,.v-. a -1 . . , r vn0a B. Illr LlUUTDUlDUtU I LUD XklllL 1
her tne lore oi iov. 0- . ,7ofr(nft, UnowledffO luro "u" . r k nmn h. nasscd
Elizabeth." murmurodthomonarcn, geograPun; - --- -- rotainod In tho margin. uou or o gu., "77 "T,:"
Bertram Hoffman, tho mysterious or- has nccumulatea wi n a onoral oDlcorfl pf tho American to all stubborn ana peeTu
Peclallydurlmrtho present generation, ""3" e. dJ, d. Tammany.-Tho Society of Tammany,
, be utll zoo lor wo u- ---- rrhfnl,nw,npI ttr0 tho
Battle Creek, Michigan,
luirorioTraua or r omar ooronni
hnn of tho oreanlst, In a long yearn
thn molodv lost its
ing iuua( ,, j j
joyous notes, and onco more walled ana
alghed ana oiamoreu.
canlst, and King Oscar aro one t
" t 1 - 3 iT
For-
By my faith," whispered the King v .tratacem. I wished tomarry
to his -daughter, "this organist has a but j would not drag 0 e altar
master hand. Hark yo, ho shall play at ' ,, . ld Your iath?c was
-vour weddlngl" . i thn sinret."
Tho pale Hps of tho princess parted, WM1(j toaw of ,oy ralned fr0nJher
but sho could not speak she was dumb th(J nQW.mado qU0en rotiVn
wlth erief. Liko one in a painful hnabandiB fond kls8, and for (?rco
' irf nm. she saw the palo man at tho or- ,., nmrn made hannv bv a rwal
' . .. - . , Luaiu "i"""""" -
gan, and heard tlio meiouy marriage.
trnof nilUlPn. AVfi. IUU VfUll OUU
1 11 -
imnnr.whn ho was. ana wny vno
seomed breathing out tho agony
brtured heart.
ETrfonlhoect-TB was over and the
Tfftai rjariV; bbitwi i"u vvi
j . . . f
atoloaway as mysteriously as he hau
.nomo. Ho was not seen again by tho
.sexton until tbe vosper hour, nnd thon
ho appeared in tho organ-lott ana com
mnnced his ta8K
Veiled figure glided In and, knelt near
h ahrltio. There she knelt CjU the
worshipers dispersed, when tho sexton
touched her on the shoulder, and, Bald:
Madam, every ond has gone excepi
besldo the grand old ocean
She stooi in rapt derotlnn,
Witji a look tht seemed to grasp eome
1 lonftryiana,
ij Then turned about her pcea,
n..Ai ti harnfoot cracea.
And her fairy feet retreating made Wholes
. In the sand.
'What denomination do you belong
ofi .i,nri thn loader of a freo prayer-
While ho played addressing a rough looklng
cuslomer who haa stroueu m
a front seat. "Hose Company mo. w
whicu can oo uv - nrMnrv Tho f0i owlnK aro
derstanding oi in0,U.u. - - comDany.
. .. . t i.. ......i.tr rrr on Arcuraiu v -" "
lnuispuiaoiy uu'j
translation.
ThoBO and othor considerations nuyu
1.. .i i in.t in thn resumnuon ui
rusuibuu at "
tho work of rovlsion in tho year uwu,
by the combined labor of uimicai scnoi-
r-w oil thn lnadlncr Protestaat de-
hi s ii uiii usa . w ; n i i ii 1 1 I 'rtiiniTiHifi nrjiuiui' l i s
------ ... a I . II hflmnnrH. If. 17 a vwnfc1'"" " I . . .11. ...... aT a
t.,tir.nanf .Great Britain ana we - ,n( r inthnwhoel" of tuo uemoorauo pury u. Barnftdv to tro thatho disonKOgoti nor
United States. Tho British committeo ed Diitch rnThoo,0rlcftl mlnary, that city and State, and Its recently elect- ftrmflt klssod horonCo more, and led hor
and tbo Amorioan committee aro ui- - - prof G E, ed oWofta Mr. John rieuy, Doucr noyu tQ tho gat0 w,th tho words
waithe Phlllstino's answer.
. - . in U InU 4-v Ihn
HI am alraia you wm o "w
K .. . i 1.1 l.l tn nnr Rtvusn
'( .. .i 1.1 l,ln tn
you7nd;m;,andtI wish to close iho '0
" inwtlie dear grandmother, don't you know that
In our fashionable set nobody oyer goes
.... f la ihAlPfV
Tho sextofli drow baok into a shi
ono. ana waioneu nu iwnjuw"' - , . ,. .
mysterious oreanlst still kept his place, by a young lady wanted i r.
Ho nut his arms around hor and his
...
tnftrs fell on hor cheek as ho saia:
i
Wo slaved togothor, an' we nas
atnrvod an' shlbered an mot troumo
wid do same speorit. Hush, chile It's
or Tammany Hall, as it Is moro com-1 u fur do bestj Maybodo Lawdwlll
. 1 1 . .1 in ArfnM . nnnrtirir Ann IL I . . . 1 TP I, l.A Hnnn
moniy oauuu, " " bring us logomor
half old. It was originally a soclablo . lt u,n moet mo up dar' in flea-
nlnh of comnanlonablo gelitlomon, and . w km trust do Lawd fur dat.
gradually assumed tho form ot a poiin- J j gIt d(r fuat xll wait fur you right
THRESHERS.
.Traction and Plain Engines
. and Horse-Powers.
Prnf. W. A. Green, u. u uu., wM
chairman, Thcologlnal somlnary,
I'rmccton, a. o , ... ? , aoBlfltion. becoming powerlul and I . fn i lfvou am fust takon I
Hntmtarv. aivinuy bououj, - . . ; . ut. k "" '. r.
p.f. a A. oven dictatorial in connuuuuu mm wuow vou 11 watch lur mo."
ooiicgo, " "' " t. W. local parties of Now York. It Is now Sho"klssod blm and clung to him llko
T. l r : iV PnllBtrlate Reform- and has been for years tho wheel will;- ohM and lt wa8 only whon tho train
Vlded into two companies, ono for, .the
i r .W Mnr TstRlilnt.
divinity school, Phlladel
as Boss Kolly.tho successor of J.wceu.
Tammany" was aonveu
I'll bo prayln1 do Lawd to bo good to
obery hour In
rr.-o T, TV
uui auu l' . w - - t . f i" Krnni i. ii. in mkii .hv ..w.-. v i t w i .
and eaoh company aoU as a unit which PB " ' , ijnlverfluy of Ponnsyl- from tho namo of a, groat chief of tho tho day.i Keep down your sobs, chilo
seouros greator harmony nnd consist- 7 doinhja. pf. C.' M. Moad, Polawaro Indtons-Tamamend-a load w0 can't chlll'ou no more. Hero you
ann, thfin tho SVStOm adopted by King vania, i "'H ' Andovor. nr and warrior of superior wisdom and am-nood-byo-good-byo."
umuj - ill ii.. 'i nnoioir ui dwuim.h.ji
IHO JNOW ji- I r
l'our eirm ot Seirr. from U
Cui.adW.ri-.?:?KJic Power.
wmoa w mm mw
James.
Howard Osgood, D. D..
nletod at thoolose oi lassyimr, aamtnnrv n00hestor. N. was known as "oi
mars after Wioliff's Bible. In - A , uo.fer.-On8 of
England, it will bo published in various Y;5 Prof. "XarT- AlexanarTa, Va names, once borne by a
.nd at various prlees by tho unl- Theological ,AWra.1 hii Bishop of Cagllar-
rruu j w"-i . i
verslty press of Oxtord and Cambridge,
whloh have always naa mo muuupu.j
In this country tho
James Strong, S.
i.iir.aHnn iii left freo liko that of tho
i'""" . . . ... .
Prof
Oonn.. Prol.
Theological somlnary, Madison,
Prol. D. V. A. yan wyoK,
T. 1).
N.
hravorv. who at tho Unjo of his death sho wont away eobbing llko a child,
xammany." aud ho passed out ot tuo uopoi, wuu
tho Unost of all bip. tnnrs In his oyos and a hoart almost
bishop liuoii- broaklng with sorrow.
and slirnlfvlne I'll trust I'll trust In do Lawd,"
- I . ...
iiKVinmnr. tho br crht mornine ho wuisporcu, as no wout u
tnr Is now unlvorsally disused, chlofly, "Tell yo what, It's poworful sad on two
,ka. hne-usa mlnistors bollovo It Is old folkses llko us to bo all broko up
fi
Hariri, from
ES5Sl-SwrK of our
TRACTION ENGINES
bo all broko
but wo couldn't
aflMHUaVRaa'XVMaVII
vim
1 .i -j oi i,t. nl p.ourso with w., uojfruM". ?i r ... r0tttc8t c6mnllmonts do hotter, uross uor uoarpouii um uo
ali thc risk ofyarlations and mutilations on questions ol Abta. ,an pay a rnan to call him Lucifer poo' body was well nh,h done fur wUl
...! rpi.vnahrrnliAll aro iplit4 Ml
Cllreufira scut frto. Adnrcs" . rn
to which .nsloloreprlnaro it Is" really the brightest of aU grief ;
' " v ' nttmos,andthoyonlynroworuiyioooarnmut
" " ""ri"". .m nni.i.. v, Lewis
jeot. Schenectady, N. Y.
cd In two years.
whon I turned away do
inwubmu .......
annum a. RIITDAnD A CO.
BartJo OrealuMlehiaiiSat
but bis head was bowed upou tho in-1 for a blow.