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work must be done, or mission
: work will prove a failure. So long
I as, Christian nations send out the
disciples of Bacchus in much great­
er number than the disciples of
Christ, their influence upon heathen
nations must be for evil. aneT tHaf
continually. If preaching Christ to
the heathen be our only incentive,
it must lead us to do temperance
work at home; that those who go
from us to them may not undo all
- we "are striving to dofor Christ
among the nations that know him
not, but who receive all coming
from Christian lands as his repre­
sentatives.— Union Signal.
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About Women.
They are the salt of the earth.
They are the fine linen and pure
gold of society. They are the most
honest, the most just the truest,
and most exalted. They are the
quiet, noiseless agents that make
that public sentiment which is al­
ways the best tribunal for the trial
^fall-great social questions. ____
They train The best statesHren,
teach the greatest soldiers, and in­
spire the sweetest poets. As the
,prattling child rules by its weak­
ness so does woman rule by her
serene gentleness. Her deft touch
puts the secret springs of the whole
’'world in motion. She speaks bo-
hind the throne in a whisper, but
. her words turn the balance against
| the howl of.the mob and calm the
i waters of a turbulent sea. She is
; the guardian angel of the world s
destinies, the ministering spirit that
' passes noiselessly from heart ’ to
¿heart, and seals up all mankind in
lone harmonious brotherhood.
If the millenium ever comes, if
; there is a time when the lion and
» the. lamb lie down together, when
swords are turned* to plowshares,
{and spears into pruning hooks,
{when peace, and love and honor
Ireign supreme in the minds of men
I women will have wrought the new
I work, and she will be queen of the
new kingdom.— Ex.
No Passion Play at ¡»resent, and
Mr. Morse, without passion, must
wait for the permit of the Court of
Appeals before he can travesty the
tragedy of Golgotha. We have no
idea that the Passion Play will
ever be performed; that is to say,
it is small matter for doubt that the
Court of Appeals will refuse to re­
verse the decision of the Supreme
Court given by Judge Bar refit con-
i tinuing the injuuction against the
Passion Play till our highest appel-
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late court shall pass upon it. The
fact that Salmi Morse is the single
specimen of his kind, anti that the
capitalists whom he represents have
not the courage to make them­
selves known, but lie hid in the
dark, allows that" T^^mofaf “sense of
the people in this respect is both
feared and respected, and that the
feeling which resents the travesty
of the life and death of our Lord is,
even in a country of the largest
liberty, --something more than a
sentiment, and that feeling, quite
as much as the protection of pro­
perty and the conservation of
values, forms an element of our
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O rigin of F oolscap .— Every boy
knows what foolscap paper is, but
we doubt whether one in a hundred
of those who use it can tell why it
is so„ called. When Oliver Crom­
well became Protector of. Englanil^.
he caused the stamp of the Cap of
Liberty to be placed upon the paper
used by the government. Soon
after the testoration- of Charles 11 . >
when he had occasion to use some
paper for despatches, some of this
government paper was brought to
him. On looking at it he inquired
the meaning of it, and on being
told he said, “Take it away; I’ll
have nothing to do lyith a fool’s
cap.” Thus originated the word
“ foolscap,” which has since been
given to a size of writing paper,
usually about 1G by 23 inches.— Ex.
Seek to be useful, that the world
will miss you when away; or
whether this world miss you or
not, that in a better world there
may be many to welcome you as
you enter it, and many to follow
you when you have long been there.
And above all, so live for Christ,
so travail in his service, that when
you fall asleep, a voice may be
heard from heaven, sayiDg, “ Bless­
ed are the dead which die in the
Lord : yea, saith the Spirit, that
they rest from their labors, and
their works do follow them.—
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