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THE FARMVIIJiE HERALD
HOlton FOB THE PAST, Hil.I' POB THU PRESENT, HOPE FOB THE Kl Tl uk.
v,t, xiv FARMVILLE, VA.. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1904. , \<,
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THE SUNDAY BIBLE SCHOOL
International Series
tm September 2ft, 1U04? Quar?
ti t ly Review.
(Prepared by the "Hlghwny nnrl By?
way" Pteiifher )
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Tho Quarterly Review.
The I* Quarter's 1*00800
hiive tain ii us over shoal
the history of Judah nn.l larool Th rt.**
'? tt.titi lo the kings
.a kelioN.run, Asa and JahOBB
I '.In. tn the kingdom nf la?
ni.'I. holli.tt inn the splendid reaOO od
David BOd the niau ni Iii cut rsign ot
Bolomon, Kchoaboniu. toe
nile tn thc thrum*. Hlld lt
wan his pride ami Impolitic SOOdOel
which alienated the too sTihe* from
Judah, the rullnu bo USS Jereboain.
tbe Nt-n of N.'l.'it. Ii.a-imie Kin/,- mat the
?, kloajdaoi hui R.'h.'i....mi eoo>
aa over Jutliih nnd part
of th- tilba of Ii. njiunin
Kings of Judah and I
The fol h. wing .li.ii;ram pitta- th* Mun*
of the two klnk-dotna. the length of their
ns (Hid the projtrh
saned In Juiliih and Ihiiiel Note th*
great number of kings In Israel and the
shortness of their I
with the Kin.
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The Lessons.?Of the st** kinna eon
itdered In Use lessons to
md four were had, hut even t>,
linns made pore onstokea ehkh Qed
lld not fall to record for our lnstruc
lon and warning Note that the sjen
ml aoodaorj in the two hlnstdosos if
lownwartl, toward the ultftiiate ruin
rfclch engulfed tlrbt Israel and (hen
'udah. The events of the I ess oas natu
ally group themselves around the
;lriKn of Judah and Israel and the
Klljah For this reason the
avlea may well ba made a thurat ter
tildy. Note how the character of the
Ings determine largely the char
t ter of the nation; good kings I.rina*
rig about abel eeo 0** reforms and had
lngs causing greol mt.r;il and rell^l
us declli.e The less-ins are, full of
rod. of Hla mercy, pat rene* and Judg
lent on sin; of sin, Its beglnnlnc*. lt*
s Its ultimate ruin and death;
f prayer, its Importance, the charaetet
f true prayer, Its powoi and the ne
easlty of prayer.
Her lew Methods - If the review ls to
e general the siii-erhitendent may an?
bin SB capable members of the school
rlef papers on the different kings and
Illjah If lt ls a elans review thc
"ocher may osrdgn such pap* ri to tb*
mmbers of the class. Or each one may
e asked to bring In a written list ol
be kinna with their prominent trails
f churned r enumerated; as, Rshe
nam?proud, unreasonable, weak yet
ppresslve Jer.-ta.am ambitious, un
?rupulou.t, ungodly; gao find feartog
insclentlous, energetic, enterprising
rove, etc Or the scholars may hi
iterested and encouraged to cover thr
dints In rn-'h lesson hy an arrostP
Take th" names of the kind's
nd of KHJah and after the following
ianner tell of the events of the les
>ns:
*?? hobos rn ruptured the kingdom,
? !' I 18,
Wiled tiot wise h.h
USS leaders,
,.f what he would do,
rdered Adoram to a fatal task,
lmost lout his own life,
ade a failure of life
?roboam built cities,
stabllshed his kingdom
elhtl on his own wisdom,
vii purposes carried out,
'. n calves,
rooted [nilpie to worship them,
lured th" feast days,
ade priests of the lowest of peopl*.
ia allied himself with Cod,
night for religious revival,
[ip!l?t] himself to national problems.
The above will grvc the Idea and ths
st of the lessons can be worked out
this manner This OWthod would
tnetrrs and aoeeeaafoi
? -al tilackboard exercise
Ram's Born Blasts.
Ilroodlng fiver troubles but hatches
?w broods
Th( re ls little to Inspire In a spire with
debt on lt
A large house often gives the soul s
amped feeling.
H<- must have a holy purpose who
aka Heavenly power.
aOBOCe of the Master makes th*
inslons of His people.
Man cannot live hy bread alone and be
rk for bread alone.
A little money to-day may be worth
ore thuD a big monument to-morrow.
is Sold | PUe nf Chamberlain'*. Cough
Kt until.
have sold Cliiinilta/liiiii's Cough
unaly for more than twenty >etirs
! it has given entire satisfaction. I
ie sold n pile of it anil can recom
lul it highly. J'.sKiii Mi Ki ititi.v,
iton, Iowa. You will linil this
nelly a good friend when troubled
ih a cough or cold, lt always affords
ick relief anil is pleasant tO take,
r sale by Thc Winston Mr'.lg Co.
ling's Dyspepsia Tablets cure tinli
.tiim, ilysp. | ngtlieiis the
.mach.
si.k Headache.
You cannot cure piles by external
application. Any remedy lo I.Mee
iit.-inii-i be applied Insides, righi al
I ..f ih.- trouble. Man Zan I*
put np in ,-i Col laps! tile tuite, nilli n
nozzle, bo thal it reaches Inside ni
applies thc remedy where it I* moat
needed. Mun Zan strengthen* the
blood t ess,.|? j?titi nerves s,, that piles
are impossible. Mon /au relieves the
pain almost instantly, heals, Boothes,
.ls nml earns Hold by Anderson
Drug Co
That auful grinding, stabbing pain
in the buck is fiann the kidneys, A dose
of I'ineules will cure it over night
I'iiieiiles i- a nett discovery pul up iii
ii new way. \delightful remedy and
specific for .-ill Kidney and Bladder
lr>.lillies.
.las. Taylor, ..f Kendallville, Ind.,
.as serious!) diseased witb kidnej
and bladder trouble for 20 yean. He
tested every known remedy without
much benefit, until he used I'ineules
Phil nett discovery cured him, and afr
Taylor advisee all persons Buffering
flinn kidney or bladder trouble to gel
B bottle of I'ineules al once.
A nett theory Unit is proving iii.ss.
fill in the cure of Coughs, Lung sod
Kron.-Ilia] affections is offered in lice's
laxative I louey and Tar. Thia rented]
?nts the mucus, heal* the nieuil.nnio.is
lining of the throat, lungs ami bronch?
ial tube*; ward* off Pneumonia nnd
itrengthen* Ihe system generally.
[Troup and WI.ping c.ugh disappear
lief ore ita nae as ano* before iii" Bun
.hine of Spring, lt's pleasant Hold
ay Anderson Drag Co.
(I.. ('-ut--ire "all Hie go" for I'l.iin,
iHi.ies. i >o\iie cen please you In pi lee
tm) style
Burdock Blond Bil I - man a
?lear head, ao active brain, a itrong,
rigorous body?makes bim ill for the
kattie of life.
Hm kb n's Arnica Moire.
ll i- it orld-tvide fume for inuit el lons
?iires lt surpasses any other cal ve, lo
i..n. i.i n tim-ii I or billin f..r ( 'ul -. ( urn*,
turns, Boils, Hores, Kolona, Ulcers,
letter. Hall l.'li.iiin, Fever Hores, Chan
..?il Hands,Hkin Kruptions; infallible
or Piles. Cure guaranteed, only 28
? ?nts at White iv Co., Druggist*.
THE CRUEL MAID.
Chally Chumplelgh?I say, I wonder
rhat she meant wheo she fold me she
roold nev. r marry a man?
?'utting?I sopposi
n give you some encouragement Chi"
agu Journal.
Six and a Half Dozen.
Th*f ?i,o Os ui...ut u?
us. In ?....lh.
Quit! aa much hi ti
troth,
-Cal Hg.. Tribune.
Identified.
? . slr, have you son rn geatle*
ian without a little girl?''
"SV.ll, what If I have, little one?"
"My Dads J..hu han lost me and I
lought If you'd seen a gentleman
Ithont a little girl you could tell me
I.ere he was" PoftlBOd Telegiim
Right In His Line.
C.inn.dlan-SS'ho'h backing your show?
Tragedian?He's a wealthy Chicago
ark packer, and lie seems mnHdt nt that
to venture wlli ba a SOI
('unit iiian ?Oreel faith ll his ability
i make money out of hsms, ch? c-.ili
I lard and Times.
Flint and Steel.
Mrs. Hlghmoro (with cold dignity)?
> what am I Indebted fur the honor of
ls visit?
Das' xpected Caller?To your I
rvant, perhaps, madam I dare say she
rgot that you were not at hoine - ('id
go Tribune.
Effect of the Reaction.
Uncle Eph'm?Boss, wot's dis watah
llllon wuth?
Downtown Grocer ? Seventy-Mrs
nts, uncle.
DaetB Eph'm?Um?got any turnips,
ss??Chicago Tribune.
Dietetics.
"If I understand you. so long as I eat
thing, I t-hall la- tt. ll."said the natural
in. In a sarcastic vein.
'If you chew lt thoroughly," said the
xl crank, guardedly.?Puck.
After the Honeymoon.
He?There's one thing I will say you
ike quite as well as your mother used
make lt.
?Ihe?What's that. Fred?
Trouble "?Yonkers Statefman.
An Inquiry.
ile?I don't see why you shouldn't
b-ve that you're thc only girl I over
ed.
Jhe?Why; did all the other girls bo?
re lt??J
Hold* Her Age.
,1m Hoggs Ifs remarMibli* how
ira holds her ajro.
kira Towser?As you say, she does
>p herself pretty close.?Boston
BBBwOrtpt
THE EVENTS OF Ul<
Rov. Dr.Talmag* Explains Their
S(K|uon(;o ant! Moa ni nu;.
Itliti: si,i,,,,,,,,, tt,.,t, I lint t.,,,| "llnlh
Unite I ttrlll.ltiu llci.illtl.il ll,
HU lim.-'' - I I,,- lilt lue
rittii ..I s,,,,,,,,,,..
f''"t.,iis-tit UM i'i Louis Klopaetl 1
I.os am;i:i.cs. Cal. Ann 2S, Al
tin season ttlien Datura ls displaying
ber glories In greatest al.un.lan. .? the
? i chooses as a lin i:e f,,r Ins
aarmorj tbe beauty of thing* au.m.lo
and tisii.it- and eontraata it with the
Loutitt Which "..ines tO those
Whose Ihe BIO In hann..ny with tho
Divine life. The lexi is BcrieslBstes
ill, ll, "il.' bath iiiule Bverythlng
beautiful in his time."
Tin- Sui..m..nlc writings ara
Mintie In Btl le. I.Hie I
. ut mid pollened bj tbe lapl
ilurles :iii.i collected In caskets, Ina
speetlve nf siva- or Color, lils t,
verl.nl gem* ure eluslt nd into chap*
I nh but little ntl. nipt at cn
aecetlve urning.nt. Indeed, King
Sol'.III'.tl fur the Ul.isl patt steins tn
be like a writer ..t note!.Ks.
in th.- king's Judgment hall ..I ..n the
stint ,il "lit llp-.tl the hillsides Hillier
tho lillie dom* "I' the sky. ti hen
th..light ls .llvliielj Inspired within his
I.iain he (ot* Hint tllOUghl do"" In
memorandum Thea at tin- end ..t the
day or thc week or the month or the
tear lu- collects lias,- different
thoughts, Irrespective of their logical
scpieii.e. int,, ii chapter .<r a book
and hna the curt stenographer write
them out again In full
The in...lem Critic* loll ns Hint King
Solomon did sol write the booh ..t Bc
? \ le and diction bi?
lung to a Inter .lute lt .ippiara to ino.
h..Mei er. that Its tone and Its i|c|.iess
lng refrain ure characteristic of a man
wlm I'd such | Ufo of ease mid self ill
dolgence as Solomon lcd, nml that at
thu end of lt. BatJated with pleasure
mid study, us ho must have I.li, it
uris piutlMlj the kimi ??f I.k that
would como from his pen. mid thc eon
elusions ottered in that book Ja
ss vron ld bo likely t.. be reached by a
mun uho, having stinted from Hod,
was dlartppolntiil and dissatisfied olth
his life. In the ul.seine, t ho! of..re, of
l.',n!!, knowledge I shall aaeama that
? ?I the I.k indi, ates
him us the nuthor, "The son of I tai ni,
king In .lentsa loni "
But, tin.ugh King Solomon was imt.
ns a mle, a connected writer, tat In the
honk "I . I t Hulkes ntl e\. op
rt..ii to lita* ii-iml custom In lids third
diopter, for example, there b
mnjuoiico. No milli can Interpret my
loxt might unless he uses the tv..ids,
Us h.,tb Bustle everything beautiful
ill his time." us a gi.ul "Hs climax to
the ton verses which precede them
?-aliiuji.ii ls lure eiiuiti lat ing the Blighty
box of orqoanro Ha ls mai sin
IVOqtB ot ii 11 ii li iii ii life iis an army.
?bob event must bate its right Dosi
hov In tba toogong* ..f the chapter,
ie says. "There is * time t-. be Ikmn
md * Hine (.. .H.-" There is a time r-.r
l ernille and a limo tt lieu Hie tv....il of
.lint cradle sh.iiiid be changed Into a
-otllii ll.l. "There ts a time i" plant
ind a DOM to reap that which ls plant
xl."
Then, after the author -.f my tell has
nmg the changes ..r tbe i;,,|.ci liar
noni, s of Sequence" the nie idow
amis nnd upon tin. mountain lop
ind on Iq Od. by cradles BOd by Open
-il griii.s. during the Ilma* when the
lora of peaes is hovering over mao,
ind during the time when Dre black
-avon of war ls Hupping his wings
ii...to bloody battlefield* King Bolo
non generail/os all his Btatnoieota in
ne great "oncliisiou. ll,- practically
ays, "All the different boori bi
ny ami sorrow, life and death, peace
nd conflict, hope and despair, have
heir porpoae to serve lt 'bey only
.mit.' to man lu the right nay ami nt
h.di- appointed ssasona." Vat Qed
bath made evert thing beautiful In its
line " This ls tho key note Of ( bias
lltnlty. Mali In his sinful slate ls n
i.>iist.>r of ugliness, n blemish on nea
ion. a discord, but mun redeemed, ls
Bined with divine beauty, ami, as
talpa SS'uld'i Trios bas said. "Ile is Iii
line with the billillie." Ile lie, nines
mt ..f toe universal harmony, and hla
'anights are In spiritual symmetry
till the thoughts or (osl
ss.- timi nu analogy for mao's spir
?ital boooty iii tin- painter'* brush
ml the mtist's sa*el According to
ainael Coteridge, the Bagllafa poet ami
lenry critic, Ibo true definition of
ls "multitude In unity."
.ben standing before a great picture
ko that of I.ooiinnlo da Sim l's 'I. si
npp.r," or Murillo's "Miracle of tho
oaves and Ulalu**." or Raphael'*
rOOteS*. picture, tils Sistine "lindon
lind that there the tunny lights
nd the slut,lows, the gold mid tho
liver ami tin- green and tba yoi
BX and tho blue ami tlie saffron BOd
10 Violet mid the potpie lill blend in
ie la.ininoii purpose TbOOMOdO, per
ups ten* Bf thousands of tlme-v Ml
iin-l Angelo, with lils brush, may hat*
?uchtsl thk- wull In the S'atlcan whore
'day ls sven bis "Lust Judgment "
ut in-t one of nil of those thousands
' timon when he laid ..u the pulnt did
t do so without huting one great iden
his mind "Perfection ls coi
! ninny trifles," wrote be, "but per
?ctloti in art ls not n trill**" A greet
eton ls nlwsys "multitudes of dif
rant color* In blending unity." That
illly ls the cause of bOOQtj W0S0
ien upon the cunvas of the mastors
'. old and the mastors of the SCUMS*]
ly.
An artist's beauty I* a "multitude In
aity " We km.tv that Sn nun 1 Tole
Age's definition In reference to the
linter's easel ls true. We BBB fl "mill
ludo af oolora in unity" when Tur
'i, the most brllllfint artistic colotinl
ngliiiiil ever pnsluiod, *waaOO tts* BBB
CIOOtalO Bf lifo. Now lt is a hcuiitl
I I'onletiiril of gold, paving; !f
tlie throne of a setting ann; OOO I
elect pamleiiionluin of furies; BOW lt
a burial scon*, w-ben Slr David WU
* finds a sepulcher In the mighty
op, woeoa waws bent rjhs*DBstvss In
Daeeaj on Hm '.Ibraltur crans. SW
r un artist's "multitude In unity" In
e j.ortrnlts of a Kir Anthony Van
kn nml In the mighty mountain
aka of a Hlerdstadt ami in tl..
ral drouin* of a Millet. Uut though
h
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imi" maj lie many different tinta
blending; In Ilse colon "f * rainbow ..r
ill the hoi tlc llu-li ,,r a I" . . did toll
'hal nil . ul D
ll..Ill bill lillee pl M tia I e..lol -
same ns nil nature! All the animal and
regotabl* ami min.ral kim.h.ms havo
but slvty sit different baale ole.nts,
of which Hat are all cmpo-cl s..
Ill the arllslie world tte lind that all
rotor* originally come from but three
primary colors Hu- rod. ihe yellow ami
the bin.- Now. ii Ond .an form the
artistic LcauU ,.| (Le ski. Il . -ea. the
land, out ..i tl,,- ilinple red, ihe simple
J.-Ilotv mid Ila- simple ti iii I. is lt al.
Hllr.1 lo suppose thal I I. ? I . , -! Irl I un I
ly make ns arthrUcallj benatifol, m.
maller hun erode and Sinful tie may
Le. il ut.ly allott our I
lites to Le combined in ayiiiinelrj with
bis thoiights ami uilh 1'lirlat'a lire
Hilt the ni" ? ut and S) In
melly ..I s,,": . ., their buulo?
gics by whk-h weean timi man. ia his
Spiritual Lentil. "ni tune tt ith Hu- in
tillite." In th.- epistle :.. Ha- lt.ans
POOl writes. "Mow beautiful ure the
feet of them Hint preach the gospel of
peSCe mid glad tldlll I Lings."
.Ste. baaotlfol an- the feel ..i I
pel ines-, heirs. Lilt beautiful an- the
?I-... for I.slut tte lind the st ni
I...I of ulan's thoughts In beautiful sym
iin-try with God s th lUgtlta, in tbe
snoot throat ..f a singing thrush, in
tho sighing of Hu- winds un
leave* and li. the barren) Beld*, in the
moaning* ..i ihe sen* a- well as in the
...lois ni its waters and in nil Hu*
strange yoi harmonious v.,ii.-, of the
w.UL
Hilt what, according to the law of
s.Hill.I, do tte li ta li bj being "III lillie
ttiih tin- iiitiuii.??.'" | went hunting
some Uni" ugo .Ss | lay iii a dugout
Ly a willer hole, hidden Ly lin
Walting for the Lillis to collie lint li to
drink, 1 asked mts,.ic these i j nest ions:
sshat ls monte! Why is it thal all
th.-e roteea of the wood* have roch
a wonderful Influence over mel SS'hy
does not th" bOMBl call of lin- (Isl,
monger butt king his f.I nt my city
? I the deep toice of r
hom on shlpLourd ..li the li
Nett lonmllnml. or the ra
or (he whining cry ??! a -;? ? li ,| child.
. haul lin- as non do the i ill. V signal
Inga of the pheasants, c.!,:, h I i an
lt III ult Hilder t "llll'l I
the chirp of the swallows tit In
D1J head, or the beautiful s,mn,ls lhat
?ome to mt ?? .r ns the hu ;? -i ,,l Hie
winds linger (he long, slendi
ts though they wei I
itioti thal some oj ihe repellent . i les
I hate beard from the Bain
tiebold ss igner has repnsluocd in his
liillehlt-Ms ..j,eras I I- n IO t lt* il.-ep
,on e ,.f the fog horn rolls mid thunders
uni swells mid dies away In lite
bornse* ?>f many ? gn
1 km.w the rasp of * saw
iii I.e...me part of fl lullaby or of a
llilltiill lii.lt, h I hen tt ht ale liol
lies.' dill.'Hilt sounds at ill
(leasing to my ear?"
In .udor to answer the question* 1
nude I study of the Ians of musical
"(uni lindley Huck. Ila-gi. al .Siut-rl
an composer, taught me thal "aweH
inisie was merely a sue,,-,.:,,u ,i com
.Illations of sound arranged with ance
oniie.tloii nml mutual relation
to the ear some distinct form
r train of tl.ght ami awaken cr
alu corresponding emotion*." lie told
io (hut moak is thought ex|
I Sound, et en as a groat pan
hough! eiprtsand In color, s Jumble
t otilors ls a daub, m.t a phii
lot of sounds, promiscuously pushing
ml ("tiing each other, eton ns tho
minger limbed members of a stain
.sling mob kn.s'k down and trample
pon the weaker, ls merely a collection
f d'-.ords. Muli himself mat Le so
Infracted Lt sin as to he like .a dis
in I in music, lils voice in nature
tay Le so discordant Ly reason .?! his
irrupt condition a* L. rend I
- floe* Ibo shrill cry of the tender 00
. t Hut w hen his nature is
?deemed his tone falls Into Hs righi
Ince in tho Boag of crentiol.I of
loses mid the lamb mid Loci. ,
n.liioiis ami IllcliallollS Ht Hie stuvt
if the u.ls blending in per
I'tu.il harmonie* can jon m.t catch
ie meaning of my text winn King
.lomon declares God bath made mid
ill continue to mik", according to the
ws of music, everything "lienutlful
Its time'.'"
Tho symmetries of straight hues and
ut"* in sculpture umi architecture
so form analogies for man'* spiritual
?auiy. Wandering among the famoua
hidings of Europe, I timi Hint, uri 1*1
ctnrally, n grant Lull.ling Im
et rica I nully, jn-i ns n j i
chiseled after the physical forma
ms of a perfect man Many tears
to there tt is exhumed from the
triad ruins ..f ..id Booie a marble
g, broken from off one of the studios
..ld Thal broken fragment I
eeerved in tho Vatican Michael .sn
a sculptor. Hied to Stud
g by tho day, the week, the month
id tho your, "boonu-"-." -aid Hie gloat
allan muster. "I consider Hint piece
st-.ne the most p.-iie, t formation of
grattai aunt..my ever . aired
Ne] of mali " So symmetrically per
ct limy the lines and Ihe cir
great group of BtatOarj '
hen you look at some ..f the I
spies "f sculptor* in tba Lou
itlor.il or tbe British museum the
lures almost Been us though their
nigs nre breathing and their I
nay lo apeak,
Now, liss bj linnell hal Iowa o-heervsi
i title scillptillc are also found te ex
it iii true architect! balk!
r Ilk.- Christopher SS'ron
? t st. l'.uii'- '? ktoeflral Bl Imp
Boord, Bvery part of the wails, thi
ame and the capstone wore cnrefallj
ml harmoniously designed mid prop
riy proportioned before one ipadeffl
f dirt wits dug ..ut ol Dm I
lotlier earth BO Ml at atc ?
omi.m's architect oral prlda .sud Dm
oiitl.rful part Of the masterfully do
?{ned buildings of Europe is fa
'ptlve they Hie ns to their *lze wild
fl Ly tbe human eye SS'h.-i
M Bees the donn- ..f st I'eters n
onie lifting Itself toward tho sk!.-*, ot
ie spires of tho Cologne cathedra
te thc uplifted forefinger of an ..ra
r J.i.intliig heavenward, or the nm
1 the Milan cathedral [.'"'pl.si witt
yrlads of salute Bl nrve<'
stone, the lengths mid the Lreadtlu
id tho heights of those structure!
rely Impress tin- r- -.iri-t it llrst
hy? Because nil are lu parted sj in
otrlcal jiroportlott. A truly greet
(liding is "multitudes ,t.f stones oj*
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though! expressed In rolore, ?r as mu
thought expressed in sound.
lat us loiter fm- a Hitit- while In Hu
"I.ts' corner" of Westminster abbey
listen the sweet hards of tia*
English language seen to lift theil
Hom their pillows of deal and
begin to sing, ami no lind man's tapir
llual Leanly In the n na logics of poetry
as well us In painting nml music and
sculpture am! architecture Per bj
pilbil lng ls rht thin In color rind niu-.ii
ls rhythm lu sound ami Bcuiptora ami
archltectora ara rhythm in s!
I.tey is rhythm in nords Atti, poetry
ls moro than more rhj Hu i. A
loth writer omi- neil Bald, "Poetry In
the Honor gnnl.-n of human langusgs
is thu blossom ami tho fr.-igr.
all human km.n ledge, human thoughts,
human passions and emotions." It is
man'* most transcendent hopes and no
Meal ambitions, with th.* highest peak
of lin- Molli,. rn for n foot
st....|, ..r it ls mun's wall of eternal
despair Wheo, as the results of his
sins, ho ls heading toward a I'lmto's
"Inferno" >.r lu- ls compelled to join
in ibo moana of a Milton's "Paiwalla*
Hut though poetry is rhythm lu
words, tel nords theiiisoltos, aa In
ilh i.Innis, nro not poetry. Munt yours
ag.. In the ..ld village of Ayr, nigh un
h. ihe hunks of tb.- "Donate I.n," I
heard an obi Stott bunin reCttO "John
Anderson. Mt .lo. John," uiul other
...ems of tho grout lyric poet until th*
tears rained donn Ids chocks, and I
thought tlmta* poems WON tile street
?st words ever empos.al hy mun Hut
h.- woids Hums BBCd In lils poem*
md WlUlaOl Shakespeare usad In hi*
looms, nnd Longfellow used In bis
...cins. mid Whittler um! Holmes nnd
.ottell nnd Bsyaed Taylor used In
heir poems, were for tho most part
inly tho simple words we us* In ev
?ry.lay Hf* by our own firesides The
?canty of those poets' words are on
inly due to their Juxtaposition with
heir surrounding word*. The words
t lii.li express our thoughts, onr po*
ur emotions, may not be beau
Ifni In themselves, l.ut If they sro
.fought Into rht timi with Cod's words
Lev Dot only Lecnniti poetry, Imt they
ecome beautiful, for then our thoughts
s words ure In symmetry with Cod's
bough ta.
There is a "Hmo to die," which is
eautifOl benth, If if -..mos In Cod's
beautiful. f..r then a dying
alnt koowa death ls not annihilation,
ut cor.natl.m. Irradiation nml eternal
ria mph. i.iko old leaotor Foote,
hen dying be can look nt thu rnptur
les ahead and cry: "Ileautl
al! BeOUtifOll Heniflfiill" nut wat
i" death of Naro beautiful'' SS'ns th.
Bath of Cleopatra beautiful? Was
ie death of Thomas Haine beautiful
ne moment in Brayer, tb* next mo
tent blaspheming Cod. until hts rois
ons. In horror, plscefl their Ongera
i their ears ami ran from bis howling
lasphemoaa agonies?
Are ton mid I ready to I..some putt
c Cod's beautiful ereotiool I
?adv to become beautiful io eu rael voa
t becoming beautiful in bim? Even
a- lowest and litest, saved by his
ran- nnd redeemed by bis blood, con
..-. :t true part Of Christ's Leaiifi
il lifo. Many years ugo when ibo
?How fetor plague WOO Tuging ill
eniphis. Tenn , a rough looking muli
?piled to the city roliof eOOUUlttSS
ul said, "I wish lo muse" lt was
n Hmo when most people who could
en fleeing fenn the stricken and des
ated homes. Tho death carts sciiiinI
be g.ing everywhere, At first the
lysiclnn QOcilned the rough man's
rvlces. but ns be c.uld get DO one
se to do the tv.rk this muli wns sent
one of the most lilthy and danger
is wards of the city. Wherever he
eal he waa a meaaenger of love Bs
nulli not tell his name; he said sim
v.. ?Cull me John." Tillie passed on.
ul after awhile John, wlu.su BOOM
U now famous through the city,
?kened and died. While bia hedy aroa
lng prepared for on unmarked grave,
d.linly upon his arm was found fl
id mark, which proved that John
ih an ox convict. John had Leen
0 Of the most dangerous criminals
ali thc south. Once hu was a uni!
tor, Lilt now, through the blood of
sus, be Is'uiiiie a ministering BBSJBi
tefl he was horrible In his depraved
tlf .rmatlon Now he was made laeau
ul by bringing his Hts la ny in
Krieal toad) with Jesus' life.
SIy fi loud*, will you not let Christ
you with his spiritual bounty? Will
ii sot only tn tha future he flplrita
y bountiful, hut beautiful now In
ur present lifo? Will you not Le
BM transformed as was John, tho
teemed Boroo, laboring for his Mas
In plague stricken Memphis?
The Hand of Time,
sTothor?Why, ray dear, what's th*
kiter?
Daughter (tearfully)?I?I am loulna
? beauty.
'Nonsense!"
?Oh, lt's truo. I went to Bargain fi
.'s to price goods, and the clerk who
lted on me began to look tired befor*
there an hour?boo, ho?, hool"
fl. Y. Weekly.
Commtndatlon.
'Do you consider Buskin a great ao
?"
Nc," answered Mr. Stonnington
mes.
He speaks very admiringly of your
formance "
Tltiskln ls not a good nctor, hut he!*a
narkably fine critic."?Washington
His Only Chance.
'Isn't lt ridiculous," remarked 61n
k, "how some fellows get the habit
talking to themselves?"
Uh, I don't know; that habit might
you some go.sl," replied Mlnnlck.
ou'd stand a chance of hearing
nettling good about yourself occa
nally."?Philadelphia Pres*.
Handicapped.
In order to enjoy a good night'*
t," said the physician, "you should
on the right side only. It ls posl
;:r!o.js to Ile on both sides."
But how can I help lt, doctor?" re?
lied the patient. "You seem to have
?Hooked the fact that I aim a law
."?Cincinnati Enquirer.
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HUSBAND DESERTED BECAUSE
HE WOULDN'T QUARKEL.
Wife Finds Life Intolerable with Man
Who Oivs* Her Everything Shs
Ask* For and Accepts Her
View* Without Question.
Prom Kansas City, ,M... a
ipomlent writes to the ('Imago Tnb
I .1 bscooaa her koaboa
.'ang she sa.
ind wont i boto* argea otth Iii
1 Bryoloaj, af I . m...
Oft her hom* and refused to rei urn.
Bm told ? neighbor bool there i
nough excitement, nin! Unit BB* cultl
lot endtire the tamo lite win. fa
0 load with her fates!
Thc*, facts came out In tha trial of
h.* divorce suit which Howard Bryn
ng. her husband, brought In Ju,lg.
diver's court BO tha grounds of BOOM
lon. Mr. Brynlng won his case, and
Irs. Brynlng will now fas apel
npleasantn.-Hs of a tame and uneven!
ul married life. She ls In Heaver,
there she propoa*** to make her homo
Mra. Florence Hoefnrd, a nslghbnr
f the Hrynlngs, testified at tin* trial
nat Mrs Brynlng hsd often romark.-d
) her Hint Mr Brynlng had no "back
one," and that ho ii. t.r neOBBl to
ave any Ideas of his own "SS'',,
ask him for anything he Blwoj
without a question," she said, "snd
lero ls no satisfaction In that kind of
n existence for me It make* no dlf
irence what kind ot a request I make,
ls always granted. He will
(press sn opinion contrary to nain.',
id If, for any reason, I happen to
ike lasit.t witb him on any gOBBttOO
a -aili at one* take my side of tt and
ie argument will have to .nd
"This may *?etn to you to be a poor
trune for my not wanting to stay with
y husband," said Mrs Brynlng to
rs. Hosford, "but the fact ls that it
Intolerable to me, and I shall have
have a change. I like argument
hore la no enjoyment In getting
-erythlng wlthimt a struggle."
Mr Brynlng says that ho had not
ought thal bis wife objis nd to hav
"MY LAft: Url T
t her own way "I always BOOflM
i*d har r*tjun.ta r-soaoaohBB/' sahl
"and I never thought that she
?uld aek or avon suggest anything
kich she abonld not have. Accord
tay I took tl for granted that what
ar sh* said or did was all right, and
never remonstrated with her. I do
t believe that sh* aver a*Wad any
ng of ni* that waa not perfectly
ksonabl*.
'As for my-aelf, I do not enjoy argu
nts. During oar courtship anti
?oughout our married Hf* I hav hail
? greatest confidence in ht r and har*
sw-ed her really to run thing*. Uh*
itn*d to enjoy tt and I n?v?r felt
it there was any call for Interior
*? o* mr part lt la possible that In
confldenne In her [ shirked some of
* responsibilities that I should havt.
en. but everything seemod to he
ng so well that I did not give th*
ttor a second thought
Now that Jessie has left ma I really
rot that I did not sseert mysalf
re, but I see my mistake too lal* lo
ledy IL I know that I could not
time a dictatorial air with her. and
?oems that without such an attitude
my part she oould not be happy,
(lng everything Into consideration,
link that the hast thing for us ls to
dlvorre.1 and have no mon- tn li
h each other I hesitated long
ut bringing th* suit, but she re?
cd to return to our home, and I
ld not promts* to be more stern, al
ugh I knew then that my laxity was
cause of her leaving me "
lr. Brynlng ls traveling passesger
nt for the Northern Pacific rall
a, with headquarters In Kanona*
r Ills home ls In one of th.- bttst
dent districts In Troost avenue,
ls wall appointed Mr Hrynlng ls
tit SS yoars of age, and has former
b ts 2D years old. They had boon
?ried five years.
eqti&lntance* of thc Brynlngs often
arked that tho match was an Ideal
Mrs. Brynlng always seemed to
isppy when with her husband, and
s's* devoted to her. His attentive
i wa* especially nod.
idgs Silver has been on tho faeoek
IB year* and be says that the
nlng divorc* suit was the most re
kable case that he ever faed to d. al
Alcohol in Tablet Form.
ls sometimes found loeoovoolcol
larry a flask This will I
,ry, thanks to a Parisian
nKU, who has dlseoven-d a proc.-ss
solidifying liquors such as brandy,
iky, etc. and converting them Into
tia. You oan thus oat your stlmu
??-or dissolve them at pleasure.
Praise of Chamberlain''. Colic,
< Imb ra anil MaaTThOOfl lb mode
S Mott me to give you a few words
i hatnlierliiili's Colic, Choi.
mul Disrrhoes Kerned*," says Mr.
n liamlctr, ..f Ragle Pises,
tuffered one weeli with bowe] tren
and took all kind-, of medici, e
hon! getting any relief, vthen my
ml. Mr. C. .I..hilson, a inen-hui:!
e. advised BM to take this remedy.
er takfngonedosa I felt greatly re?
ed and when I bail taken Ila- third
uroly cured, I thank you
ii (he bottom of my heart for put
I this groat remedy in the I
akind.' For sale by The fl
lg to.
HICKS, PINE BLUFFS SPY.
His Capture hy al.
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of 17. In lompaiit (' l
: ?
regiment al Brown
? I won!.! ii
spy. I was c kytoel
aeaflcjoBiters, and 11
mme of th" parti, ular.- ' .
lam Hi.
rep..Ced as coming from |
n th* early part of IM, :
a repair boot and Kins- Cop Bl
Da home iit a private faoordlog
kept by a widow sod bar two
:er*. A number of union officers bOOTO*
;d at the sain.- place. Ti ?
Ile* VI n
th., confidence ..f ofAcen iaBl< Ii
)? alll.Weil 10 VlSit th*
iorrogpslog rino Btofla, in e
>f Hicks.
The r that there was a
'woman lu the BOOB." Winn the maps
rere taken from Hi, found
o be corr., t bj .-t.r. kOWOfl
? -
ors. and ore day, seeing a captain ol
ko Klt-t Indiana raiulry bitch hi*
orsa and go inside he mount, d tl"
itniiv Wat I
t the picket lino he pflSBJBOtOi a pass
.nd passed out. crt:
Kit some of He bot* P
aid-running mare. In theeooteeOf 00
mir or two a sipiad of lavalry lanie
-om town In pursuit Thc tra. 1, made
y the peculiar shoo worn ht the mare
as jilaln to follow, ami it ?
t a lit. ly clip Balli all th.
laded, except th.-it ,,f obx ravalryflfloo,
it tho
iain road l.y a BOWpOik Ulfa '
ho man continued pursuit, hui
ad to dlsmoiint (Od pro. I
nd ho fiiiiii,'. ? In a
o occupied by Meads nf Hld*
BJ a lb ht, ho rn],] I
,t m. answer H. broke the door lo.
\t rOKBD INT(' A Kl.1.' il.VER.
ul aa he stopped inside saw ...
om door partly open. * siam
faed, upon lt two rot..Ii.-rs BOd the
[ht Hicks *
slog f"r a revel! ? r. Lui
was ordered to hold still, wi I
!>med willing to do. as he was li I
io a nine leek Oott'o iovoIvi r
the plucky ra va lt | BOI
ill, In National Trlburio.
UMOR IN WAR HOSPITAL.
iwtig Woman Missionary - Nura*
Made a Mistake Which Aroused
Har Patient.
Tb" late Bear Admiral Henry C
* often cited, as an ssooipt* of rhastly
nmr, an Inc
man during tho civil war.
'She was g.sal and kit fl," ko I
r, "and during the ti
upltals dally, dl.-trlbuLng fruits and
wera and trait*.
( lt,,, ni',rill".:- "Ii I ' I r. i
dler. In
kim, set up s loud laugh
'She turned ard looked Ht lim |
se. He secmi-d a pitiful ca . \. th
t of him kel htfl fan- tt |
k little white hod, and Hil* yung
e wan sadly thin and pal.* N.-tor
?IfSS he laughed lire I,lie p. ? ? -
? mirth roaooi
ae Mam.
The visitor refurnod to him.
'Will ytiu CH me ?* tl
? 0*wflt
"Why, BbO'BO
re I'lteti nie a 'ra. I ? .', IL. Di '
, when Pvt; got both leg* si
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