Oil And Water

All actioi) 11 tliis world is prompted by one of two motives, namclv, sellishnesa or beuevolence. Selfisliness we vvill compare to water, and benevolence we will compare to oil. Sucii oil as was poured by the Uood Samaritan imo tlie wotmde ot the injured traveler be9et by theivcs. 8ald oil and water are so uullke In fjravity or weij;lit that when united the oil is invariably upperinost. A homojceneous mixture is inipossiblc. So it is wltli all gMuIne reforms mul reformers. They oanuot advance benevolence and selfislines3 at the saine time. And most eraplmticnllv is tliis true when the self-eviilent aim is to put the selfUhness, ulia.i the water, on top. It will not rcrualn there, to si cure its ascendency all the oil of henevolence must bo eliminated, as has leeu recently done by tlie fusión of greeiiLvickers with demócrata in the state oí Michigan. It wou't do, gentlsinen. Your us-iuneil benevolence is all a pretemce, and all thit remains is a selfish graed lor offlea and the profits of office. - Ameriosn Liberty (the Lubor Union paper publUhed at Humpton, Va. ) Süll'erers froin ndii;estioM, loss of appetite, livei or kidney complalliU, rlieumiiiism or neuralgia, would do wcll to give Ayer's 8arsap:irilla a trial. For all such di-ordei-8, no medicine is so efleclive as is iliin, when faithfully and ])t'r9everinly Bied. "S i you have been (ishini; tliis alterNoon Inatead of Rottig to school, I hear," lakl the ulü man, as he seated him-elf at the tultle 11 nd glarcd bírch roda at the boy. "Never mind, sr, yon jnst wait mitil alltr snpper. VVlmt have we got here, wlfèf I'm hurigfy as :i wolf." " lirook trout, pa," hastlly explaincd the boy; "I caUijht 'cm." "Thatso? " said the oíd man, as he helprd him-e] liberally ; "hut you musn't najilect your Edueatlnn. m)r dear little boy. 'l'liit will uever do, yoa knovv." -