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? THE ONION TIMES. |l UNION, S. ?\ SABBATH SCHOOL T INTERNATIONAL. LKSSON FOR FEBRUARY 9. Lesson Text: "The Sermon on I tic Blount," Luke vl., 4I-40-GoMen Text: Luke vl., 4G? Commentary. 41. "Anil why beholdest thou tho mote c that is in thy biothor's eye. but per-eivest not tho beam that in in thino own eye?" W<> 14 havo in this chapter the all niirht prayer, thn u choosing of tho twelve apo.<tlps nnrttbn mir- b inonon the plain, of which our lesson is tho , closing portion. It Is sometimes called "Tho k Sermon on tho Mount." luit while it is souk-* what the saruo in substance .as that discourse of our Lord, found in Math, v , to vii., a * glance at verse 17 of our chanter will show " that this discourse niust havo hern delivered | c at another time and certainly ?>n a t>lau?l>> ri which Hit had eomodov.n after enoosinv* tit" I twelve. lie eloyi's tllis i.i-eiiur.-e i>y tellilic . s them that the train thing ' It : . to j c he right with <o> 1 himself be!nre it" attenio |. to set hisbrotl right, l< it what aaoma like ,, a twain in our brother's eve tn iv lv .?;i* :?? a |n beam in our own eyo whi?.* there ?' l ot . 3 mote in our . rot her' . 4.'. "Cast out tlrst t':i? henut out of thin" ' ^ own eye, and then >iialt theti s*e arly to , pull out tho mot > i "? . t is in thy broth- t ' ,l eve." It is too oft ut the tilat iti il?I! - t tng another wo condemn ?cir. Ives, bet ?g j guilty of the same things < lieu. ti.. I). 3" , this very s 'rnton. as well as in the sermon en the moun-. (verot >7 and Math, vii . i t lie 8 commands us to "judge not,'* ami in > t.'nr iv.. 5. hv tile saiue Spirit Ihiotiy'i Vat;!, lie , commands ? t ? "judge 11?i? i efor" tho time, until the I.-or 1 come v it > wilt tort!, ttii.nifi st th > ct.aiiM Is ..f t! ? Iica-ts." While | we nr.; ji<h to judge nth rs until we our- 1 se|\ ur? more iilsc i hri-r. we are always at liltert v to judge our-dves < | i ;(>r. "i., .it > l v the light of il.s lite and Mis taw. and tins \yo ' should do continually, hut the l. -t way t-' i i do tin-* into d the I. rd il v t\? erf us. j and let His presmeo an I app roval bo the constant test. 13. "l-'or a good tree bruit;.'Ill riot forth ! 1 corrupt fruit: i*? filler >! >t!i a ?rrupt tr< o j brim; forth coed fruit." It s<?'ris to nietli.it i it is nut .auo.her. but ourselves, tliat wo aro to eonteriipliito .as the treo in question. Am 1 I a plant or tree of the Lord's phintinc? For if not I shall s<mo day bo sorely rooted up ^ (Math, xv., 13)?iuotner wCWs, tiniest ram born from above F shall sif/ely perish, liut it 1 I have h motiie a hild of tjoil by faith in i : i hrist Je-m.3 then I . rn a t reo or plant of tho ! , Lord's plantint'. mote t and grounded in I love (Kph. ill., 17),and am hiTotobear intt 't 1 fruit : > His irlory (J? iiti 1-S). 41. "For every Irco is known by his own fruit, for of thorns tu.ui <e> not vat her tic-, nor of a i>rainb)o bu-h ;,Miii. r thoy crape-. ' When tlo.t ?'re;t'e.iji'.mt ^aud tre?v- lb-en. . I that < a 'ii sh-uild vie.d fruit. afoT tos i.. id j (Gen. i . 11. 13). When llo :it 1 nnr. Ho . lnado him in His lta i:*e. irt r Hi- !i en"--, | and eonunauded him ?o r ait i!i:h b <- j tor" man began to bu fruitful ho sinned anil tell nr.d !.-st the in mm . ; aiil h. .rat i idiildr-'u in Ins oi\m :ih"ie \ a.'o-r hi- in u'-> i fliirn. i . 1:7, Js, v. n.m e every ehitd "f I Adam lias I" n iiorir ir in, is a > ornii t ir-o (Itotn vi ii.. 7. N . a a 1 i- I e ar !r;; it unto God until made a coo l tr< o l-y I .-in : born ug!' i n. d">. "For of the abundance < I' tin levari :;is mouth sj e.aketh. * A good man i an ii:? jv<?? 1 tre.'isur s therein and an evil man :i :nt!:r ?vll treasnps til* r<'in. I h.'.o is nopi'..'i? work with (i< d. lie dnej nut put new e.o'U '*?? tMr-iiiHit i.nr tii'\v u inr? iiitn n\ \ biuu^ha^r V..30--S). Not reformation, is T-^ul s way o' -uvid". *inen. it mr? r? "1 b?* ?" Christ, ho is a n< \V creation, hr,?no: OoiV Christ Ims como to "dwell in him. his body h.ia booomo a tcmpla of the Holy Spirit, and th? ohl nature whieu once lived in us and eontrolli^dl TfflTSSPSriWWNiS^V^iU say. "I. ir.i, Lord, open unto iw,*' to whom IT: will navo * > ay. "I t *11 you 1 icn v y.>:i uot w i--ii- y?> ar . ' In tint sermon on iii-' ruout.t lb- ?? :, "N< every i.an that, 'it i unto I.on', T. n\ shuil i 'ii tcuii mo kitiy.i' .1 < heaven, l> it. 110 ;hut dn< t Ii t it .;i il i . M v I'.r ia r \. an !i in lt< :ivin" v.N, ..i). .i t<-.!s ;n ; in i aano-- i , o . |,. ,, ....... ; , i . ; , ; ,, III" wore, ill"! not li-'ar. . - *?*it>*, ?! our own v.- . ii i ,h . liu an I amy i ' ii i-iiim; of 1-' ; ;.it t n . . i I by any *vor\s u ? !:.. ' > >>! , ;p. , a.' , by ill" w-'rli t f a s ii.?> , o n i i. . i.:;i pi un t!:it 1 . : I i Ii. u- ' >r or thai !! may ii. :i imp: a i.. i u- ; nl? asuif. I 1 T. " iV.'l' (ifli r ro:?. . il t i Me :: vl I; : n 1 ?ly sa;.iii'.'.s ami <t<li : t":a. i ,v:l!.- .nit j io whom ii** is lik" " Silva'.i'n is s?mui in r i ' 111 tlio "..(xuia^ if> Hiui. * Conip ee John v , ' 117, tori! v.o are m>i <-a * oat wo a sure t ' ] ncwptcil. Then comes tho service included I . in "m .iri'i:: an '. ?loiS ui (; - !. p. s, ? 1 and Titus iii.. 6, on i . itlou apart from any i | works owns, tueu Hph. ii.,< i iii.. s, on w r.,s as tin? re-nit. o: fiat s i 1 Hon. James Is as? ear as I'atil 0:1 tho fa t tiiat \ .aaa'1 va\e.t i , f.iitlii- .? Ji.rn. i v., I ii.s. iI it i. <i t ii ii a -./.as t'u > ' fa.-t tuat tli . fiiin win. !) saved Aor.vi i'ti was i afterward nitimfisi i i i:.< ? . iii.u.-t (.fa*-*, ji.. , *21,22). Tin! tail Ii \v.i;.:i does not provo ,t.s ri-alitv .'y wor..In. a lijtul which does ' not stiiin*, a paint nl liv'ht. 1 is. "Mi> is It an. in wait ii i i it an ho::;'", ^ ana dip'^-d deep, and lai I the (nun t.ou >n j (Ill oucil u IIIIUXU Will SIUI1II IMailDO o[ its fiiiinilntmi'. ' Oih"r fniii.ilati.ui < :iri no * ill,-in lay Ik i tSi.it is i..i I. wtii-o is ,fi--.n n 11 (' r. ii'.. I V II is th" l! Tiio j only oii>' i n ?vii"in to liii-iil <r in mho u i i liidn-:ii i.i o r v,hi,i . tiin only <-:i'.i.i;ii ii to ri- -i-ivi* ii v i'i w i -i . -i. vii:. ! liut us truly :i-- Hi'is r-- i i! v i \ \ in ami liirniit* ii .t in ' ...:i.:il t l i ;.-( ?i! tt.nl, v' I'i il. v.. ' II . ' ii., J . I .?. il 111 .t ?.a- t . li a ' t'l.ri L 11 aii only i-" -.i.r v.lit' r'. . vi-r- 1 ti.r-i'iv:. ( I '.I ti.'ii n . i? .in 1 i! >o,-i . -{ i t i i *l?i *; . ,! . ' i . i!'. oin till r :;i 'i i! no ! t iiooii; tain * t < ..'} :< . : ! 1 r - ,. I'm I' ' i .. i . I , - -in > 1? ;ir-:.mil in-. i i ii i i i ii s ir. i, i f . v., ) i '' ' 'il- ! ' :n :i 1: " t?-r, . ' I;;.r \i -rn i .it witi-ii . - i it. i .. i | Will I'1' Ml-|U ln.;iv. ' ! . . . :n| - v . i nwuy tiio r i r li tttt-i ti waters ,'t i iV'iTllOW til" Ij'itili" |i. ' I I 111 , 1 I , I ill 1. I..I* Vil' o.i j mi: m> i ri't'ii'in \: r i.- s : I ' tyjrJ of (i il uiut tlo itiiy ..- i iiitr sinil 1 ' iVii' r v.i- tii'ii avo t I v , . i I' ( 17>. Then by kct'l ii s? Ihn \%. . : wo riatf i , forth fruit wit>i | :. ; (! ... \.ii., I. t. ? : i. u i! I- I >' I it A Very lii-l- itc (in, tin; . I \, " I ' ' ?t * "'in t : - \ . |. j j; dents of I ' I ' i - , 1 i ! i v lail'l S' . 1 t k t 111 I o ly lift r t :. i , . . ; urn toil f ?r t'ouijy in i . (iit. ill'!' < ' t I .1 lit 1 u- |S. I .Hi In "i. i. i- " I .J'r l ! J.l : I ,i 'I t.- i -i \ I I . . ' I r li; (ii . :, ., " ' ' ' T.- ' i, . i ; w . : < it \ rHE NEW ! CONSTITUTION. ' hi: IwWV this i?koplk Ml st now KjIVK UNOKIf. t | In h'ullTextof Soutli CarolluK'ti Now 11 Organic liuw as Act op led. o AHTlCLiE XI1. 11 AltlTAUliK and pkn at# 1nstit1 THINK Hoc. I. Institutions for the euro i the insane, blind, deaf and dumb ml the poor shall alwuyB be festered ml sup ported by this State, uud shall o subject to such regulations as the :eneral assembly may enact. See. 2. The regents of the State hospital for the insane anil the auperiniMident tin-roof, who shall be a phvsiian. shall bo appointed by the goveror, by anil with the advice and eonent of the somite. All olh r phvsiians, otlieers and omployi-vs if the ispital . hall bo appointed by tie r?\ nts, unli as otherwise ordered by the ciiciul assomblv. Se?. The respective e< unties of his St. ito t hall tnuko km h provision , s may be determined by law for all | i: si inhabitants who by re>is< n of ago. | utirmities and misrortuuo may ha\> a laini upon liio sympathy and aid of , in iety. i Se? I. l'ho directors of tin l>< in v- i dent and penal State institutions w hteh , nay bo hereatter created shall be a| . minted or elected as Uu: general at- em- | ly may direct. See. 'l'ho diteetors and superin- | i ndent of the penitentiary sli ill in* up- i nnuted or elected as the general n*s??n; , iy may direct. See. ('?. All convicts sentenci ?l to j mid labor l>y any of the courts 111 tins i State may bo employed upon tho pubic works of tho State or of tho couutu s ( unl upon tin- public highways. See. 7. Provision may bo mnilc by ih" j?eneriil assembly for tho establish rnont utul maintenance by tin* State of i reformatory for juvouilo offenders separate and apart from lmrib nod runitiuls. Si o. S. Tlio (fovornor shall h i\? nowi r to fill all vacancies that nmv >. j our in tho oilicos afon : aid, . opt v. h? ie otherwh e provided for. with tin i ai i of removal until tlio me\t < --ion of the jjenoral assembly ami until a Hf'W.str or soeci :.-ors sliill l? up I i :tiled ami cotidrim d. Si e.'i he penitentiary and the cun\iets thereto it..tin.-ed shad fori ver t'e >111(1 r the upervisiou an I control of otticei s ei i ploy i d by t (> St mi l in cu-e any Co:i\i>'ts are it:r. <! o> farmed oat, as may be provided by civ, t. Ik ir maintenance," mi pro:I, mod ical attendance and discipline si..ill be 'in Icr the direction oi ollicers >1 tailed tor thoiie duties by tlio author:'.ie<< if the penitentiary. ARTICLE X.UL urtiiTiA. ?*+ < jji. rruTTSLito botwcon tho ucjos of iS ami l.'i yours, uxoopt t'tich | or> <)[is us uro now or tuny bo oxmiipteil by tho lawn ??f tint Cnito 1 Stuh m or tin i '.'tali', or win* from libelous . rnidos may bo :ivi r>o to b arin .iiam! . ill I)o or- ni/? il.??l":i to I, an.M 11, i no. ii?{)? !I ; . i.l oi - 11 !i!i i a- t In jjiiiii riil iiKsniiibly may liy law dii t. Sor. 'i'no voluiit.vr ami in>litii for : ill (or:? t | t for I r. .1 oil, : ' "i > j nml I 10.it'll of im: pons) 1 xoinjit ' fr.'.'si ari'i ' t by w.irn.nt or otlior pro- | a i.ii in ui.iivo s. r \ too or 1! I oil il: ; 1 11 -tor or this I'lortinti of o: iours, j I r :; ! '.i.'iii'; to or r? turnin ; Vroiu | pi tin r 1 ! til.) R into. Soo. b. '1 ho :;ovtrnor ?-hall hnvo th [inwi r to rail 1 i't tin) vollintoor ami niliti.i for.-i a, 1 itfit r or bnt'i, to o\. il" tli" I iv.a, r> |" I invasions-, Hiijipross 1 n.-iirrootiona ami prosurve tlio public | >eicc. Sec. I. Tluro sliall bo tin adjutant 1 mil inspoi tor gosu ral oicototl 1 y tlio 1 pialitioil 0!' otora of tlio Statu at tho 1 anro timt) and in tho t-aino iiiatmor as itlior Stato oflieora, who ahull rank as nipulior f?oi oral, ami whono duties iinl coin|ionsation i-li'ill bo prrsoribod ?y law. Tlio governor i-hall, by ami ] II i h tho ail vi.'o and oonsont of t b. ?;.-n - I at iioir.t H'n-li otle-r st.ilY elite. r? us t 11? : it i'.tl ns ( nl'ly i.my direct. Si>*. fi. The :;?:ui rut inlily is mti i?v i-itiMowiTt i tunl r< fpiireil, at its r-1 si -ii'ti uit; v the in!. |i i< !! t i" 1! i; '<>11 11111i;< > i, In ji: <j\ i111 s:i< !i t r ?i i r nd liberal I "i- l .ti m an will ^utirmi' e II >1 i 1^ ";:e lilt It IIII (I <11 pell-. T1 in . i ! \ mi ; ur i!i- Me.I ( i?11It .i ritte ' < i! i : ii : i (t : i.' <>l t i?: i - St iif ii m< I nf ! t? <\.:ili ih r .te SS:?t? -s '.vi:u ur j .ti/.i'ii;. <i| this Si iti-, :::nl iii-n t ? the lull 'i r;I ii iiinvv i. ii. (\ u federate si'! (, r- use! .iiliire, \ IITIC I.F. :.iv. i I'M I S l'.\ l I M ?v '.IN. , I "iii tiiui I. '! hi' State hliui! liuM'l a -iin lit jnri-lin-tiuii on *i:l river . ! , I li-riii.'* "ii tlii' Stale, ! fur us Mich ? r. i : i siiuil ii.rm n 'hhi.ihhi I oiiiuliry ; , ? 'I i Mil l : v i>!i] i State Imiiiali ! , y t fie h.'ime; u la I t in y, ti >t.;i t tier w it ii ! ,| II i.' \i : 11 >le \, liter . 'vitliin the limits , i t': t St ite, him 11 I ! ? r: 1111 < >: i Itit; ti j , ays mill furcn r !> e, iei will to the. i. ih.hints ul this Si it' a tu llie eiti I , I - i ' t I' . i I St ites, without any I I' ur st the-. T i , in.I . tiles tine | in. !. . n% I' i ' e< li- | , ,, i i I. . ! l.ifi'i i ilinl ! I ! . i. I i i iii'l i 11 fill i i i.i . 1.1 'i.iiit, int. ! ; : . . :.' . i.r I i til-: ! . ii 1 . !> lit Sniit.li i i", i 1 ieni"ti I.'i <'l lilj.e | It' h. ' ef the State j , t 1 ' j tie i.liiiiiiile | | ! ' . t . r i! t I .; vi it hi ;i th" ' nrisdiction of the State, And all lands he title to which Bhall fail from defect >f heir* shall revert or escheat to the >eoj le ARTICLE XV. IM TEACH MKXTV Section J. The house of represcutaivts shall have the sole power of im>euchiueut. A vote of two-thirds of ill the members elected shall be reluircdfor au impeachment. Any officer impeached shall thereby be sus>cnded from otHco until judgment in he case shall have been pronounced; md the office shall bo tilled during the rial in such manner as may be proviled by law. Hcc. 2. All impeachments shall be ried by the senate, and when sitting or that purpose they shall be under mth or nflirmntiou. No person shall bo lonvicted except by a vote of two-thirds >f all the members elected. When the governor is impeached, the chief jusico of the supreme court, or, if lie he lisqualiticd, the senior juutico t-lr til reside, with a casting vote in all preitninury questions. Sec. 1 he governor and all other \eeutive ami judicial oflu ers shall be ialde to in pe n iiuK'ut; but judgncnt n such case shall not extend fiiithcr ;han r? ino\ al from oflice. The perions convicted -hail, nevertheless, ;,o table to indietinent, trial and pmdshnelit according to law. St c, I. l-'or any willful neglect of luty, or other reasonable cause, which dial! n;?t be sufiicicnt ground of im[ eaelinictit, tin; governor shall renovo m\ ? xeeutivo or judicial officer on tie; iddress of two-thirds of t ach hou- ; of tin general assembly Provided, Chat the eai.seor causesfot which said removal may bo required shall be tab d at length in such address, and i iitert d on the journals of each house And provided, lurther, That the otlicer intended to be tetnoved shall be uotilied of such em.so or causes, and shall he admitted to a hearing in his own dcfeusc, or buy iiis couurcI, or by both,before uuy vote for such address; ami iu nil eases the vote shall be token by yens and nays, nud bo entered on the journals <>}" each house respective Iv. Mvnc'Li; xvi. a.mi.ni s r axi< nrvisio.s ok rtu ' ONsmti rro v. Section 1. Any amendment or an endue'fits t < tuo Constitution may lie proposed i*t (!: imli: el' house of repre.M utativevr. {r -lio saoie be agree I to by two-thirds ; the members elect to ( . (< iioiis". . -on h a.in udmeut e-r ;r ieiilun iit.i sh : 1 he .'.bred on the journ.ds i ~]?? "iv !y. with the yeas ;.::d nays taken t!n men an I the same sh-dl b< submitted t<> ihe ipialitied leet u ( I tie ""-t 'de at the neat aor.eral i loetiou thereafter for n preselltiwtives: and it ji majority of the electors ipuihlied to vote lor members of the pi ueral assembly, votiug thereon, shall vote in favor of aucu amendment or amendments, and a majority of each branch of tlio next general assembly shall, after such ?u election, tint! be- , fore nuothcr, ratify tlu^ "JV' I V ?>oa?hitntiori; Provided, That siieh I .mwx.i l.? A _ 1 1 1 I .iiLivinlim ill ''I II IieiJIIMieillS M |1 II11 illl Vl) been read three tinns, nu three several days. in each house. Sec. If two or luoro nmcudraintM sii.ill L>c Mil milted at the sumo time, they shall 1??-v>;l?:nitttd in hiu h manner iliat the < ! chus '-hall vote lor or a tis{ , !i i i-!i ti-iemlim uta scp:ir iteiy. See. b. V. ! etev. r two thirds of tho i ? ml > * h ; 1 to i brunch of the yem-riil -embly .11 think -it noeesMiry to i ill a < to revise, amend or ehnnia this Constitution, fix ; !' 11 n i on:-i;. a,| fthe eleetorrt to voto for or aj uitint .i convention at the in \t ? leci .iiu for n j?n . eiil itim >; ami if a majority of all lite electors votiii:j at sai'li lection -!o:!I have voted lor n convention. In eeic.ntl assembly shall, nl its Jii \t !-' -sio'i. provide l>y law for ealline tin lanie. ami such convention sliail coiiai'-t of a number of members eiim.l 1?? that of tho most iitirin r? us branch of the ju nerul i.e'i ml?ly. AHTK'Iil-: XVII. siii.ci'i.i.a n i ocs 5; vttkum. Section I. No person shall be h eb it or nj pointed to any oiiiee in his State unless he possess the ipiuliiciitions of au i lector. !'n viiled, that he pro\:?:oiis of th'a seebi'ii shall not ppi.v to till? ohii i s of state librarian i m I ili j .n' no ui (I-rl.- to it her of ivhii h oil,. s nny 'villi! iv-'.ii. i ' j if ilie Si two vi nr. . who ten a [ iiii* i liit.' n;_'i ? ; \ h.iii l* S. c. i t r I n cmltly limy iir i . 1 v i. a . in viiit inn mm. r Inii iiinst Si 11 miv l>c ohtiih* i. h- I mi ! II Iju !. Si . I? from till) t>oii<lri 1 i' n uti o' 1 iii I)'1! t'f allowed ih f lii.i St'it.-. * Si . I. N<> iit-1MITI who ili'iiic-i tlie \l.fc It III I a S:11 tv? 111" l.'r n/ Mc.ll j lOl.l 111. I !:: . i- - 1: 11- (' Mist I tilt ic:i. \ Hoc. i i< printing if tho !i.\\ i, J iirnii! I'li' . ! i.. 1:11i\t iliiciiuiriitH ml |>:ij era tor i !; i Mi of i'.j ;t III Pi I .) t : ' ' , Willi !- I?n 111 i f:I ( i|iiir? tl tor ill" 't ciilivf iiml oth< r |j I | hi ft: ii- ' tlifil.it . t i i : i I In' 11( II flllltl !. 1 i Ml' !: Illlllif! :l sluill lio 'I t* ? sci ii't I I v Jn w. Si c. ft. I In- if i! a 'i n.iily siii.l) j j rovitlc 'or tic ii 11 of ..II nic-is ( hicli ii iv t " | ii' ' win i t tils ('or - I c I it nt i' :i ; i noi i tVt I U> coinf tmUiiUy ih - . J Sc.'. 7. No t ' . s!: Ii . V, : 1. . I , Mow (I. . r "..iv t ! ! I.y V. ' It'' r "lM i . i, or . tit k I in i..j t I i s: ft : v "i !.< . il n;. c hi t '.y j II j . . . it- 1-y inw i??. if . -it ,i ' >r tlio ffil'olVci ' t : ? . | ; ov i cmi. J Stc. ' . I ' 1 i ii ii! . i for >t t.\ | 1 i I I >1 I ril-i ! ! I : o lilt ill villi ii ( r 11 11. . , an i i?Ly el such officer, upon conviction thereof, shall become thereby disqualified from the further exercise of tho functions of his office, and the oflice of said person hlin'l become vacant, us iu the case of ' resignation or dchtb. . Sec ' >. Tin- real i?n<l personal property <>f tv womuu heiil at the time of her marriage, or that which she may hereuftor acquire, either by gift, grant, li.hi ritauee, deviso or otherwise, ahull bo her separate property, and she thall have, all the rights incident to the same ti> wbich uii unmarried woman ?>r ? man in entitled. She shall have the power to contract and be contracted with 1" the name manner as if she were married. ?->. c. 10. All laws now in force in this State uud not repugnant to this Constitution shall remain and be enforced until altered or repealed by the general assembly, or shall expire by their own limitations. Sec. 11. That no inconvenience may, arise from the change in the Constitu-' tioii of this State, ami in order to carry) this Constitution into complete operation, it is hereby declared First. That all law a in force in tl.is State, at the time oi the adopt.ou of this Constitution, not inconsistent therewith, and constitutional when enacted, shall remain in full force until altered or repealed bx lao general as- j neiubly or empire, by their own limitation. All ordinances passed and rati- j lied ut. thin convention shall have the I same foroo and clVccl as if included in j and constituting u part of this Constitution. | Second. All writs, actions, causes of j action, proceedings, prosecutions, and 1 rights of individuals, of bodies corpor* | ate and of the State, when not iucou- | sistcut with this Constitution, shall | continue as valid Third. Tim provisions of all laws ! which are inconsistent with this Con- j stitutiou shall cease noon its adoption, ' except that all laws which are iucou- I sistent with such provisions of this Constitution as require legislation to enforce them shall remain in force until tun ?It ltX(tiblii(ii\n iq lunl Ik ... ....... ^ I Fourth. All lines, penalties, forfeiture.* and escheats accruing tothe State of South Carolina under the Constitution anil laws heretofore in force shall accrue to the use of the State of South Carolina under this Constitution, except as herein otherwise provided Fifth. All recognizances, obligations [ und all other instruments entered juto j or executed before the adoption of this i Constitution to the State, or to any | county, town-hip, eitv <>r town there- ! in, and all till's, tuxes, penalties and j forfiitnres duo or owin t.? thi.i St .to j or tj any county, township, city of town therein and all writs, prosecu- I tions, action and ?>rue. cu trigs, exci pt as herein otherw ise provided, shall con- j tinue and is main uuulieeti d by the | adoption o(* this Constitution. Ail indictments w hit h shall lt.ivo been found, or may heriattcr be found, for any crime or o.tTence committed before the adoption of this Constitution may bo prosecuted as if uo change had been made, except as otherwise provided j herein. Sixth. All \ V ,-%two ovotMihivo, 1 i'A-"-tty, township and municipal, tint j uiny lie in office at the adoption of this Constitution or who may be elected i hofi.ro the electiou 01 their succcs.sor.s [ as herein provided, shall hold their . esp'ctive ollices until their ti rms have ? xpiii 1 ami until their Mice. .?rs j are eicet' .J , j- up-pi,;nted and ijii.ihiii tl , us provi led in this < in n .1 ?< 1 sooner 1. n..>v, .j p.. 1-. v itt?. 1 ;,>v ji law, and shall r no ivo tin- eo,. . i lion m w ii\, I by tin : t 11.:r.? i.t'. ... ' force at t *.? .? . 1 1 i: n <> 1 t. ? . ,t " ~ * I tlOtl. Sovoulb. At nil elections held r*n members i t! ! ;? in ::ii m-i Hi 1..v .1: j : ( i- .1 of 11 v.. "ilt.i V . ?>r ..!!_) ill'i l' ? ! 1:1 . . I i St (f, i outiiv <>; . ;n! : -iiiii!, t?i r it ' 1 J- I I , I I I neutron-* ?>t ors shall 11 iiin'.n i - ; thoy were uiuler tin- Constitution --i j I.SiiS, until Sin- l.i'tit it i} \ 'i :il { I hiit;. Eighth. This Constitution, nriopteil IJ by tin- people I.: Smith (.'.if !ij ? in j < e'ouvontion hsm-iiiMciI, sh.iil li- in loiv? i ' and effect from n i l after tlio iil.-t i i_y 1 [ of December, i-i sir \.-ur lh'.t!) Ninth. The pro,, ions of tin: ('nil- ' (dilution of ISi h it in I amendment ^ thereto nre repealed l>y this Com-lilu tiou, except. win A TCo' lain. <? ami .l?? flared her. in. i llir !N! ., l i M-.:; u \ \ t? \;:'; \ < -??t < > s \ rin- ii;.t .?- i i? :. -, n i.! . i -i. li.: ; v t1.i!?i i i .1 italiA C|'' ial (li?|?iiti'li (ii t!vi llaltiinorn Ala mi J fa. tii!. -- j: -.nl frotn I . -.li l. (1. . It,, locution of i id cjra nl Am y ' olony, says tin-;--- :ir-- u<> v n- : --i or O < .< n II >iJ.'llii! | e. | It- a' e t .:.r 1 iiii- in',i uv is f, irrowi.a,* rapwlv. i' i _-i . Atalsui.a Itoudroad i. ought "i < .< day this month nere than !i\ In n I.. . . i t ', are' Mr i l-'lt:'..--rald, tlie . * i ei ' tin iVi-meat, ., i talcs tnai (hero will t between i,IIO I and 1(1,000 |-i-i i|de v.'il Ilia 11. n \' t <* v ie". -. .| I'tiu colony already in?! ; frntu uv- | , tv huei m t o Union i iiv-., Canada j -| iltiU liem.,' well re : i \ eareful i ,, -estimation showstiiat many ; thecoloul , I ill of whom liavo onto into thinrc dioii Willi- I ti i ; 11 la .1 ti vi >.i .-ii ti. ' i ' 1 . i Iniuioiilly ami that it niitnlierof (Item I ? 11 III- II V lift 11 fl "ill 1 " 11.1.1 ' i . - (I'M I I .ill. .1 fi t 1- I. I |M iloli II ill ' I, My ureal colon i/niioi Work < ei wim, ,v i.. ?' I iiv ilri.nly nr; :i:ii. ? ?I airl '.iiidi. _-ss.ro i m! r ootiMi i li.>n for i'hmii , Wo local |i.-i;.i -j lr.. a!- i lici :i i.i ;i?i 'I: .in- i f Iiii* A' .i!I?> i'- W.iy ("fi v Lit11r 111, i vt<-;i lin.: Iroin Al l \ uI. . ?. : , I.. ; y masiilt , I'lfli!i . ii ;iiii| a lialf mill's I tin- i <> ii i.r^ .i .V A i..a I' tilt. i?|. li t- r. ' I '-,i j u i-Hi i :ii ' i- i Li I air I l In- ii< v nwni li.i ?r In j I' llli t!m o| i-r.it ion nf I lio ( I | : tl .. 'I rn . I ' I ill lm tinluritiutcly cxlctolcu from (iiiluvillo J it I'll:', v rnlil, four .'ii-'1 a hall inllm. I bin i v11 loll win l> (Willi ' ' 1 !>y Ll el | 1v ( ituury, (intl what ... i|\i ,t. .? i ? radically mi iiibrok"ii plno fori* ; ^.... then , ' 11 . ! - U t a 111 r. \ nii.i o:ul '. ..ii. \ Til ; Ml " Ulll*M <l|'|l1o i '. ' i ; ; ' . l?;irri'K \vi;it* ? !> ' ' V ' : ! li.irri'l fni' every i vvi u i juM In lire . i?nii|! j. THE PLAIN ROAD ] . t l)U. TALM A<iW8 SUNDAY Til KM K. | ' "* -- - j j rti?> Wayfaring Man, Though a Fool. i NfP(l Not Krr Therein. I ( I ? | t 'lust "And an highway shall be there. ' and u way, aud lr shall |m? called, the way of ' hollnoss : the unulonn shall not pass over it. J hut it shall bo for those; the wayfaring men. J though fools, shall not errtherein. No lion shall bo thoro nor any ravenous boost shall 0 go up thereon, it shall not bo found there, ^ but tho redeemed shall walk there, anil the ransomed of tho Lord shall return and come r to Zion with songs and everlasting joy upon < thole hmi'Ivi 'Phnimhiill nhtuin iov and irind- f ucss.nnd sorrc w and sighingshalltlcoaway.' I ?Isaiah xxxv., 8.9,10. Thero are humlmils of people in (his bnuso who want to find tho right road. Yousomiv v times see a person halting at crossroads, and t yen can toll l>y his ' ioks that he wishes to s ask a question as to what direction ho had f better take. And 1 stand ia your prcsonoo t conscious of tho fact that there are many of < you horo that realism that there arc a thou- I sand wrnnR roads, but only one right one, li and I take it for granted thai you liavocome i in to ask which one it is. Hero is olio road I Mint opens widely, but I have not much faith I; :ait. There ere a great many expensive v lolig.itos scattered all along that way. In- !i ilo"d at ? vt-rv roil y u must pay in tears, or v oa.y in geiiullexioas, or pay in flagellations. ? t)a that road, if yon get through it at all. I yen will have to pay vour own way. and i sinee this differs so much from what T have h hi tird in regard to tie* right way, I believe it is tho wrong way. lb'ro is another road. On either Mile o? it tire li noes of siaft.l entertainment .?e I invitations to oorne in and dine and re.-t. but from tho looks of the people who stand ?>n ; tho pia/?'.a. I am certain n is the wrongj hous'ae.d tin* wc-ng way. JI' re is another . road. Jt is very In ailiful and macadam ir.cd. j Tho horse.-' hoofs ehitler and ring, and tlioy j ' who ride over it spin along tho highway tut- , \ it suddenly iliey llnd that tho road break- I over in i ailwinkinent, and thov try to halt, : and they see the hit in tho mouth of tho llery steed and cry '"Ho! llo!'' Jtut it is too late, , and. era: h! thov go over tho embankment. We hail turn and sco if we cannot lind a dif- 1 ferent kind of read Vou have iteard of the Appiati way It was 350 miles leag. It was t w 'nty-feet wide, and t n either side of tlio rea l was a path for foot passengers. It j was made out of rooks out in hexagonal shape and titled together What a road it must * havoLeen' Made of smooth, hard rock. 350 ' miles long! No wo it dor that in tho construction of it the treasures ol ; whole em- | "" \iM\ tu.im nvliftnufoil V.tvMu ?>f inva !??r> \ " 'V. - .. and tho elonuMiln atal time -the old >? quoror who tears up a road as ho jjoes over | it?there is nothing left of that structure hut } '} u rilin But I have to toil you of a r.juil ; Built before tho Appian way, ami vot it - ' jjooil as wl'on first const rueted. Millicns .if j 1 souls have seno ovor it Mill!<>u - more wd! 1 onto. j " Tito f tophtitsaii i apostle*. t I'litviosl thi rM l win ho:" !. y.\\ UV I!,, ""i so will, without ?\ Sitil walk 'II ( III i. the ;_*o rt old w.tv | V hi" .1 t'l.s ro i-i ' i til"? te\f lilt" K:i:j? 1 t hi;: I "V!i>. I s lit i" \ .i"i dash mi over , the !' . aard ; :? i i the All ~. mile a.t \\ tiiite.and He ro ; * net <> out -h as a | ?. i jar the vie ' is. Vwii uocver hrid^ei whi.-ii ii ( ross chasms that make yoti hod jour j n breath, un<!" i pr%>je ti:s_ rock. alon^ by , \ dangerous ' tlifoiiRh tunnels n?drip I a wit b tbo uiel the ^iu'-iers end per- ! ha; i f"'i tii'? :ii st ti .io U iru th-i majesty of a 1 t road built and supported by Governmental I <i natln rity. Well raj l.?rdtho King decided 1 t : > hail.I a hiiruway Irani earth to le-avi u. It | n should .span all tfit* eh sis of htimuo j \ wretchedness, it should tunnel all tie* ! mountains <>C earthly diOieulty, it should lie 1 ii wide enough and strong cirmgh t?? hold , I fifty thousand millions of thu human race, i ifroiuauyol them should ever he. born; it v ehouM i a blasted out of the "'rock of uses" j and cemented with tho blood of the u cross ami be lifted c.iaid the shout* ;i ins of a:wls and tho execration of devils. 'J Tho ivirii; sent Uia Son to build that road. Ho t tbo von'?"t".a ; eo:,lT;?.u., <rriV<.i , rtnSteKe.i , hand ova: the way, erj oig, " It is linistiol"' .. Nt.f." i I", 0 <\t0(? fvnm-s fcr t|?, t ins; or la > iSuuploti ro;i<i that bis cannot: i i mi jlit i ovor fortho do vastation <.f Italy, E but <". !?. . : it u , x: has built rou 5 : -r <ii ' -n i.t lain-Os", that the hnn- ; >1 npi-.j of veidv ibi '.'.iniou i'iit?ht co'ii'.'.ae.Mi v nvi'i it ItiiliKtii KIiik'h highway, of cour i it is well i llilt. .'in lvfO? spll'll-Wllly fttvllOil j r an 1 I't r .- I liav >:: a way mi! -iI t ; a tho I'.'ts a ! who att Tnpti".! to rrom them. ' i Ih.i < ... ! . Xiriir w> ill build in * - n, i laintr ;;s ' a T .o -.v . ?i*?!? -. 11 ai...;nt.? t' : ! il.s a.if, ,-u-i a,. It i??ti - ' lU'Uv.'il h lit: ; r ml Ifo .11 i\. a i ant n ' " la . a ' . iti .r. :: ninia ! it*- plumli' i of ;;;i ' ;i in-.* v.v-.- ii: I in- \\ r"; ooti- well il-iii ? . .ri. i: -i- :?>! : v i*;ijeh'iy ton--. Htill furl e , tills rout I sitokvii of 1h a tlcntt Ii I v le - ?n:j; I.e.: . .o ; ?i . a in I ! '.e a a li;i ii? i :? jirop'-r;. ti .it I i i.t t -\ !..v . in.- niicli an not ffi-.'.k ' a ins . !.- !: en i i a * 5 :11 r ;. 0 li t v ii'.iav v- si."- It: a i i, i to i'iiitj '.it'-ii- atom; you nra not oti t t .- .' i. J'li.ii on ! ; a v?iii met.. . h .-. a r;?;i'i.r?ri^c ri--as v. ill tii. the ne.'lii w.ii tOi.io'lc ii I ..o^ vi.a at the iikti n: t- la :io inta huti I its. mitl at tho vary next turn :n >f tin- n m! >.. a will )ii-r>li. Jiut ii von a : I enllv >ti tliis eli-iin roiitl ?* which 1 have 1 t. iorn .a ea!?i?){, then you will -1>>( ever ami ' -;i in- n to wash in tun Wilt '.hat stands in tin- ti i.iiin to tho eternal rod.. ii Ayr, at a m f every step of the journey A -ro will be or\ ir.s; out. "iV- iilo within im- , et 1 clean he ir'. ' If you have no sueh uspir;:- in .lions it ', that, it proves llial you Imvo mis- ai ti.i :i y. or way, ami if you will only look j tli .:i I see tie- liie'er'.ioni-I above your he : ! I Ii . -a i- ay r.'inl upon ii t! Wt.i- ' I'.h- io is a ' , .lyslai.-- ?!' tb iiu*lit mi::o a ni.ni luit tie-1 th ii. t hen t-i ! atb." Without holiness m? -an Ihel.or-I ami ii \on liiiv--an. , \V 1-- il at > - hi e.-ni i-iiiiv uloin; your an- 1 o > :i- i . tea- v%i -idlim v, mi l y?-i . ; be en i a t t'hri t,. : ril yoit :i > a . Mi iy.mist licit, thai, iu iln nnmu o <..i r I in i,.i l: . Ii. 11 . I: '(): 1 ! ' oi : i . i r, IItu roitil spok -n of l.? n plain j in mitl. "Tho wayfaring , thon;;h tools, I <>( lia I .a i en t In -. i-i:i Thai is, i; a man . -n .ri .ourth. an i hot, ho can IIml iii ih nil hi - : \.ell a., if In t. i-re u philosopln' ) b tie i Inn .! boy, tlm na .'e.int; ttti"-k of I!. . -... ... 11 i..i p. MM .uiim'II'iimiiil; .II 11:111 its tut . j 1 fi I nook oiu'6 (tt tho KHlu ..I ; n :va . 11! ,ilr; <>| !. wlllli't ili'ri: h ? ' :i nn n.'iny 11 infill wli > ctin Icoluro liliout | ii. 1 11 i 1.11I < !i ;i?|p| *' !I tli I. lory lav V theory of ol 11 i I polar* i'i 1 iili'i /r' iri'-. 1 -n l.p.i! piili of 1'i-aV' : ' lie !ii-rip h i i i .1 Hi 1 .. :'. i wil ) -tooil mi an ' ! ' i <TVi.ti'r> an 1 s;v , ' 0i In .ivriH \silli In 1 '.1 I Jt't Ii is 1. .1 }>" a nblii (<? Hon ' Iri in : ill1.* ! I M ' . .1 iistii hits I' 1 a ' ' 1 kill 11 with iill ' it. Iininoiiiti of fundi- ! m; fiinlifH uii'l v*' 1 'i 1 do llid nlinpl'1 i S!i .1 > .! ;. 1 ' it j r ' 1 n 'inii if In" gain . ir< v. ""I-. . 111 l<> !ti own xiiil ' , '"pi Inny n inu i has lirnn ;. <hi<i rentier ol |rng | tin pk and | i'iiw nml yet cmiM not "mutl hi f I elfin- in i 1.111 n-i.'- 111 lit" si ins."" w> Sillily . II ill! III! til'-.- Ili:'.i ! iicr. : -i lllO COIl- 1 Wl ir'iif . 1 I t t iii)1 1 'niui {In) "Unso < , I ::i p|i, aiil 1 ii* I iil / 1 1 \ iill?py. I in I 1! if iioi'lnll c<iinn in till right K|>trlt, finking tin it 1 p. ?pp ill .1 \ 11, Nvllt ..1 I it ii i'laiit v. 1 . ' to | 1 r ; 11 1 < ; ii i. i |.? :t > is fil.tih. , ! v 1 .1 !i i 1 i>. i 1 \\ li.i 11 |i I o get i n 1 p . 1 . . ; 1 I i.pp Notf 'IV I 1- \s ii .' t' 1 '.1 : v. 111 n iiit i 11111 v-. ! ? . II il'l. ( I ' .1 . s "i 1 to j w II ... I 1 . .'I I..!, ai 1 p (IS ItWuV. flll<( I a*.y 1 . :t?v? N 1. 1! :: a v m? 1. . . 1 . ' i a |< il t > > In ii i'i 1 1 ... . 1 ir a highway ' P . .. .#! I l/'P \\ 1^*1 III I / 1 r " 11- 11 ii: . 1 1 1 . '011 vllili fpiiy. in 11? ,'i 1 J 11 .1 . .U '.Vil' ll.i' 'II u bring mto piny? No. After tiiis ljibic hai ?>tnt?Mt you the way to heavou, is it wise fot I no to detain you with any discussion about B bo nature of the human will,or whether thu I .tenement is limited or unlimited? There in I lie road-goon it. It ten plain way. * ' This I s n faithful saving, and wortliy of nil .to eptntion, that t'hrist .loans oamn iatottio I vorld to stive sinners." Ami that isyou nn*l fl hat is uie. Any little child here eon imierstunil this as well as 1 etui. "Unless I on bet'ome as ti little child, you cannot see H ho kingdom of God." If you are saved.it fl fill not he as a philosopher, it will ben** I itlle child. "Of such is the kingdom of B leaven." ITuless you get the spirit of little I iiildrcn, you will never come out at their K ;lorious destiny. B Still further, this road to heaven is n sate H oad. Sometimes the traveler In those an- fl tent highways would think liimsclf tier- fl cotly secure, uot knowing thero was a lion fl >y the way burying his head deep between fl lis paws, and then when the right moment B nine, under the fearful spring tho man's life flL vas gone and tin re w.is a mauled carcass by ho roadside. Hut. savs my text, "No lion hall t>e there." I wish I could make you eel your entire security. I toll you plainly hat one minute after a tiian has become a V luld of God he is as safe as though he had men 10,000 years in heaven. He may slip, io may slide, lie mnv stumble; but he cauiot tie destroyed. Kept liy tile powerof God hrotigh faith untocompl-'tosalvation. Kverastiugly safe. The severest tri il to which H ?H * ail Ul a VIII innuii lim. ;if\<! 11i.iI is irl?>rv. In o!lirr \vonl?. the* iMM tiling that <mm happen n child of tied i houveu. Tito b > ly is only tin* olil sllppoi It.'it ho throws usi i" just bo'nro putting on lie simduls of ligh*. His soul, you cannot urt it. No Hp's .'jiii consume i(. No floods an .'riwn it. No devils can capture it. '"it a .'iiul unmoved strut hoy Who rest thuir souls on God; Fixed ?s the ground whoro David "led IHj Or whoro tlio ark abode. His .s.?ul is -\nfe. Ifis runutation is ..'*' Iverylhing is wife. "But "you say. "s.;piiso hit si.m* burns up? Why, tlici , it , ill I).* only a change ni investments from arthli { > heavenly suciiriiles. *,I5ut,"'ymi iv. "suppose his rami* goes down under Ik* luii I'of -corn and contempt?" Tin* a.. it:? nil ho s > much btig'.tlcr in glory. "Suppose is physi( al health fails?" God will uoiir 11 to him tli ? Hoods of c verbis tin** In n't h. and t will not make auv di (Terence. hurthly ubtrautioii is heaven ly a'ddion. 'i'!)** tears if <*arth are the crystals of heaven. As thoy ike rags ami tatters and pat them through he paper mill and tliey come out b *a ilifal i-hit(> sh(*<*ts of paper, so often the rags ,*f arthly destitution, under tlio cylinder*-' o'? k?alh. cjir.e out a whilo scroll upon which hall b written elernal emancipation. Thero rus one passage of Scripture, 1 lio formo' i llicit I never understood until one day at 'hamounix. with Mont Blnne on one side n ! Montanvert on tlio other, I opened my tilde ami read. " \s tlio mountains aro round about .Termalum so the Lord is round about flieni that fear Hint." Tlio urrotindiiigs were an oainipoleut *m .eiitarv, Mill further tlm roa i spoki n of is a p'.-vi 't > I ..i v..j ii b.iri.l of indemnity :.iu;?r ;?11 ? v? 1 to i'V'TV man that troinNil \t! tilings work titer for good to tiio.se . . love flo I." Nn \v<M'h)ii formed against ! "*ii ;i:i or That is I he l?>iel, si..* i??.I . lie I and de'iver'd hy the President it, |||ii / , iio|i> ui!i vers V\ !uit is the use of your It ti ' (J > I. tl'o cit food? "15"- t ! i lii ."owl - ilie.tir, .??; trey sow riot j either do they reap, no* Kill her Into hirnt f t your Heavenly Father feedelh them." k illd Will lie tike c.ire of ti: s; arrow.Will lie .ike "are . .f t lie raven, will I'e take e.ire ?it lie hawk nud h't you .lie? NVI:at is tli" ipse f your fr-dl iug ;r-eit elothes? "(lonshle; ho lilies < f tin- lie! I. S.iall Ho not V.ucli uoro elollie von, oli, ye of lit do faith;'" Vhnt is the use of worrying for le.e- soup liing will happen to your home? "lie iles.seth t lie hahita:ion of the jusi." \\ nit ho use of your fretting lest you will ho over omi) of tern pint ions? "God is faithful, who rill not Miller you to bo tempted above that re nro able, hut will with tho temptation ilso make a way to escape, that ye may be ihle to bear it." Oh. this KtngVvhlffhway! Trees of life on either side 1 uu* it their branehesgjinterloij#" > $ mid- ^ uoiaie.n oil either shuVtfl.Tron.I'for poor pji* V irirns. Tables spread with a feast "of good hings and walls adorned with apples of i n_ pictures of silver. I start out on this, ling's high way. and I lliul a harper . and I ay, "What is your name?" Tli iiarporuikes no response, loir leawsm" to gin-.,, rith his eyes toward h viven an I his hand ii ' fi tiio iremhling.stiings this tunipioing <>n ilie air: ' I'ho T,ord is m\ ligiu tj i niy .-aia: ion. \Vh . p i:l|| | f(. irs Tlin ''.-lisjhe -ti. n.-ih oi my | j p.. (j ... hall I ia raid i go a nil. uirt i on the rur.o road an I : trumpeter ??f* heaven, and I favni y.ei /. : en,, nuisio for a lir ' "-'ri And vvii.ing IPs hp ai, | taking a a g hrenth ii" pill iris moii'i. tothe iru*. i <-i I | ii - lorl a .his -true: ai.fr ii. more, m .1 r snali the, t : i -s; tiy more, neither sh ill the sua light on ai, nor any lnvit, for the (. a, .jj t. " " ' til sJinll ;. .1 I : , I- ' : i'i - of \\.<:< . *:Is ! < In * 1*11] 'ijm .i'.v.i v till t"itr*fro:>i llmir lytv." 1 ;'o it ! : !i a ill ! r i 'M til **i:?>? l? i I, mi l .. ..ai ii . J sr.;i-!. Sin- |i;h n,i t,. rj i ': ins i-v.ii! . Tiii'V look as ( tll.'V ;nl i . t fro :i s -a s'.i'iiy, ami I >;iv t.i tl;o mi ;<'ii >? l-ri !. "IIiivh ym no sou;: a n-il |.i'. rri'in?" \n I lik tim clung <>. vi" r--' tin* yiniiaU a.? Miriam in -1 illsi'ourso- *'.Sin:r vo to tin* l.oril fir o li.ith triumpto'l' il gloriously. Tito hurso ill tin' riiliT liatli !( thrown into tin u l tin ii i s ?> a wliito rolm i group. Tln-y iino 11.1.. in 11 a vf toward ino. an I I say. "Win tln'vV 'I'll" happiest ami ttin l?.-itrlit a il tin' fairest in al! heaven who urn ii-y?" Ami the answer enine-. ''The?e :.m> v who earno out of great trinnl.ilion.- '.rn' ni ttfir rolii's washed an I mil 1" wliit .i " lili.o I o! tin* li.'iM.li." I |ii.tviio Ihi" ^ui.ji'i*; oii'voin' -t"ji fiKi!n I..it i '.in' I'Tininus? I !'? no*. ?"ii lo-.v a mail ;.ow o'.'t piiyoi: I want i . noiv h'.; .. 1.1 >1 >i..i > oi. yi. i ?.v win.I /.I" . w is. 'I h it v.;?-? tii" I'' a,' !' '.v i . -;i 'Mitaill f.- ill . . ii.ri".:nai''i'. \ i I so li "iv it i.-' tl. ' fasti. '.v tho uiliviT' i'. No lioi, it/.?>i" lia- long a ugh range|oshed tlin ? Imvi'r-i. I,"', all iiatt'-rin i o* earth nn.l licll blafn at; i.v v cannot break i'i tliu gates. flibrihao t a k i; .S'lia-.top I v a- luk'-ii: liah>lnn II. Imt Mf ' walls ni" leaven shall e > rii'inl ri'illt'f lo human or salmi In* gent n: 'llin l.oi'.l (In I Aim: ,'hl v i- Mm > f il <ir"iit capital <>f l!i<> uniwr 1 1111 i - (! ' Kurj's iifuliway! I > . I". .Ii* 1 Hall, 1UIIOI1U OlIK'f 111. 11/ I',' ii'' i ill li' tvrii v,i1 vv Mild *?tu?l> in1.ilry .I'l l nii? iy atnl <<mi': n" 'i -.i". I'll1, lit infill i Ii ii! in !i iv i**i li .yiniUI VO III" filHlWirn of XnHlltf Cliail r .mil a' ir?'. N"W, l>r, l?iffk may liavu Iiih :! a i .it ii-.s !"i ail <-t" rii'ty an I S . it hey lii:< ( fat . (liviaii'i l?ri.-t a:i I ciy <>M mi Hi. I i ail II;" li -av ii I waul i i.'-l .mil lit |i"ii[ilc I ii it I tii'W oil "irl Ii ij , lii- t vri "iKiii'th lor in". Oil, iqi !..:i;l, ,vlio?c lci\iV. licvr witli'T. a n| i.i " 'rails ii ".it fail' Oil. Iiampi I of Ootl r i n ni'V'T ills Mi" I i't ami i .'ii'"-;s ar Uiii'.'s f> r v?v! Oil, "ity of lil, whoso wa Is an' salv <11<>ia anil whom; I' . .re pr . ' Oil, I'll1',"" of t " a . .viinrn lil! i "inicli an I cv 11 i"! iir; I ho r'lli of Mis i i'.'ii! Oil. hi;' lo'l'l" flian s ir i' ' "i many water-", yet -ol't a 111" j. r ill < til.i i ! ii.' 1 iri li"..,.n! W" i III" in u'Oiiliil " aI" ' when tllo liwl ft irtlin nk if on oil . r i. ( " . > / i - v. i j'i*il nv, am I w i ill" I'll." i. i of tin J.or,I i! / "II, lliv'l .' . I| ill" li.irpi I ' ." ilowi 11, r 11 irj. inn nil III" I' "ipiSnry in ah ti: -ir IfUnipi'lH, liml all nct(WS i.i fi . Hi":.i Ii "lii'ins of n.orrini.: Mars, : i . "i Wllilti i ."-.'.i vli'l"I'.-, elli.rii of mnN i i n 11a i'-r Ii1 iiir i oh " i o " hi I , a i 1 1 . I..i: in;. > " it. a.i'l ' i oil" nil an sj. . ,"ii, ait'! hilt v tlnviic a >norcd -Mint ci Jubqm only.