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T;n God is my trait, auswerttd the
•�. etq got some on- tsetse iiia .pauca4 bo calmly, . But one `if ie as good as
'1 th y y
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l 1 I it It sounds more r,b y
4 iL points *e offers all the flponey Which Q :,
ems eros never .fails to send .s are - ngotl!er•1 \Vby neteay df'yOU st�cc;,eil?
e er,
ward,10 say acrlrlttng of the y
1 God grout it, Al1s,vMeet the wan,
silikiug back ire ltie} •chair. l` bad
thoug;ha thee it whoeld be would say epat' nee
y
yoitut, sps' uh
offer—eeine sailor or stone Watson
whose cedilla; had taught 1hi111 to carry
a steady head, 1 Stever dreamed that
it wunl•1 be a mere bol hest' youreelf,
dud worn Out, ton, with the ours ut
Lily siek mother l .Even how I Feel 1
do thee a grievoes wrong to iistee til'
>;hy entreaties,
Tltiult teat of ilea 1114e er \Viitug;
titiuk rather of my mother, Shall we
let Iter die, xylem a few moments on
yonder spite woti'd furnish the means
to inure her well .?5 'rite kind phi stu-
fou who would have helped use west;
suritteu with th.s fever yesterday, and
there is 110 one to whoop can go,
Had I been as prlitletit as I ought
I could have aided thee. But tea,
litige ring illness has need up what 1
had put amide, here is. a Mae for
thy present need—sotue broth for thy
mother and e. bit to r thyself, for thy
cheeks look as pit ehod as if allot
hadst not•eatrn agdod'Int'al for a fort,
night, fie pilled 0115 a covered :bas-
ket from solder the table and canteen
ed : I shall arrauge wkth Nicholas, for
he has worked with ole so lung that
he is as fawiliar with the ladders tis
myself, to go with ttlee up to the
little,: sliding win low and pass out the
flag, Thou must let thyself down
outside the whitlow until thy toes
touch the ledgxe below. Then thoil
must deep cautiously around the op-
polite side of the spire lead wave the
flag. Lok always straight before
or up at the sky ? 'Thy safety,. lies 10
not ,glancing beluw, 1 believe al my
'need thou :wilt succeed. liow t wish
that this graceless Nicholas, this un-
ruly nephew of twine, were such au
one as thou. 1 . Then, should 1 have
some conduct. But' wall his evil
companions and bad ways he brings
me "naught but Borrow, Listen, Franz,
if all goes well tape shalt helve lite
place in helping nue, with the care of
the cathedral. r,>rlteite is no longer
any dependence to he placed on
leis
..l lin 2T, 1890.
To $abbat% fr8o1Yterw.
Io a foreignland lona ago,.
A. sniveller on his way veeut 01,9Ve;
'wee) y of travel s,1449r1.91'4.,
ua
J t out of inea4 a sting, fax from WO.
wager a florw that he gJXer ti} va,tn
.But comeI let us be going. There's:
too much work to beadle, to be loite e.
ing hero. Twice before on that day,
Q400 in early merlin:;, laud once again
at Imo ,lead the boy stood 8s if spell-
bound With his eyes riveted. one the
beautiful spire. avid now the sett rug
tett y at; ate $un had found htul a thtr,l tour
taut else s,:reetts were .04.0m -raid wet
:people hurrying to their.:.rues• WAS
it fear or the until of the niggbt air
:hat seat a shiver over. the slender;
Lore ui the .boy 118, •lie stood letting;
itis eyes elowly• wanner from the tot,
of tete claire to tile' base ilk the tower
temeatll, es if mettauring the frightful
dispanue l But ne lie turne 1 away with
a little gesture of despair, there rose
/''fore hull the viarou of a wait and
weary face as white es the pillow
ageit s: which it rested, and Le heaaed
ole phyaiceenaie' voioe as he geutly re«
placed the wasted hand on the
coverlet. 'Ieiie ever is g0ue, my boy,
andel]. t11ut your mother heeds now
to wake her ',yell and strong is good.
cora autf paeuty of nourishing food
'• 1'lte Lu0utiy offered by old Jacob would
•io. all tutu, anti much more. It
waula 11102111 uotufort for. two or three,
years f=•r both touter and son, with
their simple way of living.
\Vhen the lad again faced the ca-
thedral is was with an iuvolunttery
straighcening of the shrieking figure.
\\'itis God's help 1 will try, he said
aloud with a determined ring to hie
voice, and 1 roust go at ouue to let
1laster Willie know. Now that I
The Seventh, to prepare for heaven. 'peeve fi.unity decided, it is strange how
Money and time to us is lent, the fear has •flown. It i$ the he'litat-
Time, to accept the Saviour sent lug that asked the courage out of one 1
BBoney, for good to us is given, ;Feer ail—lie paced back, tact:, liaclt,
But oft it bars us out of heaven.
until he wets far enough from the
Then you'll get help heti jouruey To God grid country give what due,, nneh, cathedral to get a good view of the
noble struettl1ee. Who kuows? It
may loot more dflicuit than it really
is ! "Tis bat a foothold of but a few,
in,lles, but'tis euou';h. If it were
near the ground 1 • shunt," feel as safe
as if it were di the 'floor in the Stadt
EIaue. Why, then, should I fear up
yonder !
Pest then a f53 4 veto came a . way,
n ace to him did say : e tet his post. The Platz was deserted,
With smzl<i r, a L
tdevenpatia a 've got, six I'll give yen
To help yor call your jouruoy tuwuga
He gladly
w sytook,leasa' to ge et
red t such fa�lift;
elnd wC
•
but when supe;; d, more enemas grew, •
.end hals]ly aske:.i for seyouth too. ,
.d.vr on't:,$8, rerun Flu ante. you'd frown ;
And say he w' a •, covetous clown ;
'1'll0 verdict, that you'd surely give
Would be, he in w Cllsau to live.
"IVA point to net, has heel" o y plan,,
kiabbath breaker, thou art ti;e man,
And I am going to let yeti see
Sabbath breakers are bad as lie.
For God,. who is our friend so true,
Grave us six days our watt to do,
The seventh is God's holy may,
To cease from work, to praise and pray.
By your actions you plainly say,,
You want the sixth and seveutta day,
For your pleasure, or to get gain,
•
II/hi/4h is :rs bad, it is. quite ptaiu.
And somewhat worst, I really fear,
And this I'd like to make 01e,►r.
The days lars iioth
u claim—
Nothing for Goddolcloth. there remain.
g
Time and money you on self bestow,
'Without one thought your frieucl may go.
Just stop and think, and you'll see plain
You're robbing od for pleasure, gain.
IIow we should apeud God's blessed day,
lois holy Word doth plainly say ;
Si. days to labor to us is given,
But, if all to self is given,
You'll surely tail to get to heaven.
IIsssY.
THE SPIRE OF ST. STEP!
HENS.
ilY 111111/t. DEMERITT.
It needs but a steady hand and a
;clear c0nseienue•and the thing is done.
;Those wexe old htcob's wards;! ,
The clear conscience is uot.lacking,
,,thank God 1 but all these, weeks of
watching by a sick bedand the
sertuty meals, have n:age the head
anything bite sceacly. If it were brit
three ntoittl►s ago, my aourl ge wouki
net fail inn, lent riow---
Tae boy i.,rul,e off abruptly, and
•stepping bactt cievetat feet,. stood. .u(1lt:-
' ing; up at the stately spire,`that tower-
' ed above hint. For and r;liapely it
eose,with gradually reveednna buttress
t.:
' deed
arch until 1t terminated at a point'
over fuer impaired trot hole the pave-
' meet.
All day long litt'e gropps of men
had sttagglett ' across the Platz and
g:actltered it, trout uf'the great cathedral
- elbowing one ititotllt r and, stretelliuc
'upon tip toe to read the notice nail
to the massive door. Many were the
jests pa. sed arouuc''t.
Does this old sexton think then are
files to creep Atlona youder dizzy
-height ? asked one.
The prize ie, indeed worth evinning
said another, but—he turned away
with an expressive shrug of the
"shoplder—life is•ilweet.
'"When 1 try to 'reach heaven, 'twill
be by eoiuo less steep and dangerous,
way, laughed as third, with an upwaaru
dance at the spirt.
It makes a strong an feel 8, hit
queer to go up inside as far as the
"great bell, and look up at the network'
of crossing; ladders 'but to stand out -
slide and wave a flag 1—why, the there
-thought of it is enough to make one's"
'lead swim, said the first speaker.
.Jacob \Virtue is the only man in all
°Vienna who lies. the nerve for such a
part,
But he served a good apprentice-
ship 1" He learned the, knack of keep.
. ing a steady heed during his early:
days of cllatuois Bunting in the Tyrol.
+Ettt. Vetty does he seek to draw others
het* danger'?. For go much gold many
man Would risk his life. • Twice
a•'•'I'•eani understand it, Caspar.
- btivrN, on seine grand oCeasiotl, has
'01fl Jacob stood 011 the spire stud waved•
a flag as the emperor passed in the
'streets below. And new after all the
404/Ming and the victory, when there
is to be a trluniplial march into the
ally, and a grand review and ssuell
' eiji:h't as was never known bafore
eels in honor bound to supply' the
.8U,bor" 'esalute trout the cathedrrl.
'And lafae ,:r'1 riti:sa•rablo if ver, tvbiel,
,1rM8 rte . r ,heal :, 80 many in the 'tit)
•hamPA him too Weak to attempt' it,
witI 21
h4.
the furled dell under his ern), in h d rompeilie pO$ tittliva it eget'.
have just • 8 mail; You ,n rH.akltl"
time
fee d i, Ysa.
tin►a to �linlb up and salsa your' stand
1 best Italie dodo ttrubiniuga open,
linger Pips
Ott the spire, Up the boyo want,
as the great,bell,, J r'auz close b'bl - Subib
ultrela uobaitiu) d:o ti upu .
bind N bolas, Thus far, elle lest 1y
easy,but troll this point the hitu that Lite window wat5 bolted
ste'as tlta'itfttttrt
lige Leen laltlyd ltug, frail Udders the tusiJe, \�itb a debpauiug sob he,
to
teemimeting in email platforms,. atii ihetlie4 hc�ldwuud bu,tlir gbupreittb
eteachail by iron bars, t'urt be )uliedl,►tiaself 4pRlur,e w the
Still they toiled ulj,wa>,rd,tnora slowly
i'all audtriedeo uotteee iris bothered
hnd. r.tuti0usy now, for the 11au
illereatsetl with e.h try tura. At laet was.
tarekneed side by side, on the little le is eo use to thesis, he eeidld,
pl„platform ander alldin„g.
' window, It le mere thanCullyAttempt
CO N iello,as'aur“ise .Frituz stord there, melee toped ueard flout tote ,tl+l;ht,
'in r it alt ivi'€lt,•ut 114101111g. l tight af
at well se h,. ' rtretlptn.
atU veyg
LLie yunug;e'r boy turned to bis •bur+y All that rtiva.0 for 111e to Leo s. til:
eom lauiva. Somehow, we've Bever watt patiently, bowel one eat Ise
ttut'il very good f1•iends,. 1
1 doiat eve to woeicer int coneo my ie} , tit.
,lime the fonit was all on my side, an •bud is my trues ! am!. uta eourieee,
oewtuae you. would..t tlot me be your lose with the welds.
frieul. And we had a good loony The troupe disbanded, and Ow
cluarreels 1 tVuu't you shake hostas peep e hut•iiied of to elle Lrlltsuuhtly
-lew and wish me rood lul+k ? lighted uufes stud. theater -8, tell ullcone
w•lth me t l+
1,f--if—aud there vette just the bu••pf• seious of the pale, st•ealt boy elingiue
cion of a trt:uur hi the winning; voice— 1iith desperate grtp.to Itlie Spire, wittl
1 should never see you again, 1 should tut a narrow sheet of stt.11e Let%ten,
like to teal that we were friends at the Litm and a liurritle death;,
last. You're veliy good to come up The sunset faded into •Elie twilight
here with ole. • and with to buddeu wave durkuess,
To his dying day, Nicholas never drifted over the earth. Tile /Ribe it) ,
forget rot the slight, :almost girlish figure, the streets glow fainter and faiuter.
stauylilie^ there, with the wistful •little The minutes luing:lle n into hours, and,
slrtlle, cud the pleading tenderness still the boy stood these as the Light
shining in the baa eyes. tie touched wore on uccaeionally slliftina his,
the alen,Irr outbtrutuhed hand with position to nate l,tu cramped coot
his uwu, but deopped it suddeulg as it aching liinbs. The night wind piuru-
he had reoeived an electric shock. He ed his thin clothing, and his hande
tried to say good luck, but his ton welt) benumbed y'tit the cold. rine.
gut seemed glued to,'the roof of his' by one the bright constellations robe,
mouth. ' - . and glittered anti dipped in the sky,.
Look you, I'ranz f 11e murmured and the buy still mauigt'd to keep his
hoarsely. When yeti are safe outside fouthoid, as rigid, as the stone statues
I'll h+autf out the slag. 1,'11 wait tall .it) the dome below. •
you ,reach the opposite side of the : Two, three, four, pealed the bells in ,
spite and call out 'Ai1'a well,' and their hoarse, deep tones, and when the.
thou I'll go duwu and heave you t0 ;first e'limtner of dawn tinged the
male your way, • bank. "Ana glad 1 eastern horizon with pale yellow,;, the
shall be to leave'. this Miserable trup in ' hail trd face lighted with exp, ctauoy
Enid -air. 'tend from the ashen lips which had been
1iLanz'S feet) 'was deadly pale, but lnoviug all eight in prayer, calve the
bi& eyes shone like two. stirs. lie words, In God is toy trust. a•
clinched up nimbly through the open
iia, and let himself 'carefully dnwu to ' What is the • inetining of yonder
the stone ledge outside, and reached 'crowd? ablted one of two artisanet .•
up for the flag. A few tnomellae pass- who had met while hurrying 'torus.'
ed, which seemed like ages to the the Platz to their work.
waiting Nicholas,. Than a cherry tt hat ! have you not bea.acl,? Alt•
'All's well' rang out without a quiver Vienna is ringing with news 1 it was
it) the steady voice 'The older `boy's young Franz, the goldsmith's appren-
face grew black w,it'ft rage. What lice, who climbed out ou the' spire
nerve the pale ssiekteklittle thing hasyesterday and waved ,mite ,flag. Iu
!/e muttered between hie set teeth, 1. :some way the little window near the
l,elieve he'll do it after all 1 And so top was fastened ori the inside, and
this baby gets.not utile( the prizes,at the poor boy was forced to stay out
a I night clinging to the spire. It ie.
only a short time ago that he was dis-•
covered and brenght Whiting down the
;ladders. After working over ilia. a;
;litle while he seemed all right, watt ,
was earritsd to his home. And there's `_
:another strange th•tug`! Nicholas, old jr
iJucob \'V,u•ti g's nephew, was picked up,
tuangxled and bleeding at the foot of,
the aeaver stairs stela morning;. He
has, just newt taken to the hospital.
The next day Franz received a.
snwtnoes,fruln the. emperor. As Lee,
followed the oliiieer wL1.r had been sent.
to conduct him to the palace, to -hie
surprise the ultirule steps, and the cox;
drior beyond were lined on either, sales
with the soldiers of the' Imperial
guard, mid as the slender,, bt.yish
figure, with its crown of. golden hair,
passed between the files, each mailed, '
and bearded warrior reverently saluE
ed. -
. On 11e went, through another cliam
her and into a spacious Lail with
marble doors and hangings of rich
tapestry. On both sides were rows of
courtiers and ofiieers,tlte rich costumes
and nodding plumes; and splendid
uniforms, with their jeweled orders
eentreating strangely with the lad's
plain, home•spuu garments. It is the
emperor, whispered the guide as they
drew near a canopied ther:ue,und Franz
dropped on one knee.
lie felt the hand which pas placed
on his bowed head tremble, and a laud
voice said, Rise nty,boy 1 Kneel not
to me 1 It is 1, the, emperor who
should rather kneel to do thee homage
for thy filial piety. 11y brave lad 1
I know the story well, Ask of me a
place near my person, lid for thy sick
mother --what thou wilt, and It is
granted thee'1 And remember that
so long its the 3mperor of Austria
shall helive will feel himself honored in
being linowit as th°y friend,
In a short time another .shmnions
cause, this time from the hospital.
At the end of a long row of beds lay
Nicholas with his 'arae bandaged and
strips of vitiator covering the gashoaa
of his forehead, i-
0 Frac l he groaued. If Gid hag
forgiven Ile, wily !cannot you ? And
you will believe that 1 speak the
truth -Mimi 1 tell you that 1 was sorry
tor what 1 11at1, caste, atiff 1 had turned
to go bask and unbolt the door when
' The flush in the western sits sod.`
• In his .e-citemeut,o• Jacob's voice
rung through the ry \\ha sit 4
denly deepened for a vivid urtmsma:,
loop toward the
asked, as lie sa' , stats
Tho- clouds above the horizn, which a ele i e ` w
•n1o11'ent before bad 'alone fike wavers 1 thought I heard the rattling of
of gold, because a sea of hone. The the latch-, as if someone were out
ruddy glow illuminated the ofd e'1the-
dral, touching rich carving and lace-
like tracery with a new spleud or
while far off over sculptured dome and
stately "tower rose the lofty spire,
bathed from finial to base it) the radi-
ant light.
The boy.made a step forward and
slipping back the little cap from his
leeks stretehied out his clasped (lands
toward the sky. 0 Mary tender
mother 1 he cried: Plead thou for we
in my time of• .►feed` to•rnorrew ! 0
Jesus 1 be near to help and sieve.?
ile i:eplaced the cap and burl( d
aoroee the. Platz to the crowded
tioroeghfare beyond. At the end of
three blocks he turned into' a narrow
street and stopped in front of a high
house with steep', tiled roof. The
lamp in the swinging iron bracket
above the door gave such c feeble fight
that he was obliged to grope his way
tiii ou11i .the hall to the stabs
At the second lauding rte paueoJlfor
a Lnotuent, fancying 'that he heard a
light footfall yelling hien, but all was
,till, he hltstened on to tee "mai floor.
Apia he steeped, thinking that ' ha
caught the soued'of at Stealthy, catlike
tread on tits steps below. ' Who's
there ? he called out boldly, but the
lingering echo of his own Voice was
the only mower. • •
How foolish I am 1 he exclaimed.
Is is but the clatter filmy shoes on the
stone; stairs. Up culotte* flight, and
down the lou;., tlurrow entry he went
:and still he Was being' followed,
At that in.otneht a door opened and
a woman peered out. bolding a•capole
high above her het el. Is diet yon,
Franz ? she said, My brother has
been expecting youthis half hour.
By the flickering lir ,lht of the candle
Franz could see that there was no one
in the entry. He' torpedo impelled by
a strong desire to search the tan cup
board neat.' the stairs, and see if any-
one had concealed himself within, but
the dread of being laughed at kept
him back,and lie followed the woteten
into. a root» whore a gray-haired man
sat, leaning wearily aa;ainst, the back
ofthe chair.
You niay go now, I{atrina, saki the
man motioning to an adjoining room,.
and when the door closed he turned to
Franz, trembling with ea gerner s, well
have you decided?
1 will try, Water WirtitgZ
The Did sextt?ti wrung kis +ls:n
Bands nervously? 'But if ypir tshottjd
,taxi 1
side.
s nothing hat the wind drawit\h'g tee goldsmith's but tlld money and the
through the entry. glory of this thing, to say 'lurking
Franz picked ,up his basket and bade of his taking my place in the uatha-
the uld sexton 'weed night. After he urai
had passed into the street d figure xis raisr.ciellis head to, the window
crept out frbm the cupboard, • and and stood in front of it for a moment.
stole softly down stairs. ,The light by Then he begat"the desoeut ss if .some
the door showed a boy -about seven 1etnou were after lune. The keit
teen years old with et) evil scowl 02, ladder vibrated and swayed with the
his face, Aud at) thou art to take my daugerous strain, but down he went
)lace, ,Franz 11.1.11e, •he sneered. That -with reckless Matte, until he reached
l Tthe second platform, whou he rai e d
la nothing new. Twice this year has . p n rtsttare
our master, the golttstuitll, preferred his llands,w 1t11G au agonized g,' ,
thy work to mine, and has sot thee to his ears as if he was tryi►sg to shut
over me. Truly, .L wish thou nntyest out the voice of consolellee 1111at kept
fail to-elorrow and break eby neck. calling to hili : Back 1 back 1 before
When Franz reached home the kind itis too late 1 Stairs not thy young
neighbor who was watellin i‘e by his sol with such
eid
mother's bed motioned for him to bbul urd u o with flying
quiet. The sick one is sleeping well, stet) to the landing near the „veep bed,
she said. If I had but some good where he paused, and stood leaning
broth to give her when she wakes, breathless against one of . the cross -
Franz pointed to the basket, and the beams of the tower. Into the fierce
delighted woman began the prepar turbulent passions of the troubled face
K • stole .a softened a cpreasiou lighting up
atious for the evening meal, When
the invalid awoke they gave`ber a few the swarthy. lineaments like a gleam of
spoonfuls of the broth and had the sunshine. I will go back and elide the
satisi'ttetiotl of seehig a faint color horrid deed, he cried, Its if in answer
to the good angel pleading within his
Dome into the white cheeks as the
sankinto a peaiceful slumber. breast. 1 ant eouiiug, Franz 1 God
Ito thou go to bead, Frau 1 I . will forgive me 1 t>
stay with thy mother toonght, and ,Ido had turned to make the ascent
to -morrow too, for that matter, so and his hatat was stvstehed out to
that thou canst have the whole day grasp the side of the ladder when his
to thyself. Thou negg"dst it after all toe eaugbc in a coil of rope on the
thy dare and watch?'ug. I like not platform and missing his hold he
111080 parades and those marches of pitlg;ed down, down into the space
tiiuwph. They remind me too Much beneath. ,
of Soy boy Whose young life helped to In the meantime Franz had made
dreh se the victory, and the good leis way safely around the shire, and
P ' h the eud of the flag -
frau wiped away ai tear, stood quietly with. staff ou the !edge beneath waiting for
The morning dawned with a bright a + b
blue sky and a caisp breeze. which . the signeal. It ranee in. a few mo -
shook out the folds of the tropical . lents; the thunder of the great gun on
banners flnt ever g from tower and the Platz, and bracing hies feet firmly
tt ti1 y he unhinged the flag and slowlyweave
ttr`rret, The pity Was one �ilaze of b
color. The gorgeous festoons on ed 11 back and forth. From the
column and arch and facade were ausweriug roar ofartillert,o,aand
d te
matched by the rich tints of the Cheer upon ohs 1 hp
reteudid costumes in the streets be- through the air he knew that ins
tow.oOn everyside the 1?lt'e
laeagles splits had been seem.
With a light heart be began to ro•
of Attslria stood coot distialctly frailg g
fromtheir gleaming, orange . hack- trace his steps edbing hiniself cautions.
ground► Therottoasion wive doe tit ly, tach by' inch., to the -window, to
the cathedral ay: the Initiate of the Ilia surprise the sliding Wooden panel
afternoon, but towing to time, deley was clotiedl With one hated he grasped
it was nearly 's 'nset'when the saalute the iron ring faetr.ned to the wall
,, ,' 01 of the approach roach'of beneath the windot?, and with the
from the .ort d pp other puha d first elite aii.1 thou
the tripe. t Ie'ranz'th'e Hours had >: gently, drasge wear y ono and Ito sprang up
joyfuq when I' 1cholas finally appear. kpmat ed fast. 1:I
ad en .,elittle
u : +ial ,Asir y'oa see #�� 01$i$ aaotioe
raa,�o11 a the P e;
with all his might. but Ole pe ittte1
e tried
to batter.' '" 1 tripped aati f; ll', ,
witk'the 4agstalfi blit oqo 1 ioflu4 gm. ,Fra,4 bent uv :l' him COa bright
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tie was. One of tl
That Dasa drfti
. With it 1180. 141
Who are berm
And why said ha
Deny to ltianei
Of the pleu.saut
Because of fes
He could quote
with a tnane)E
Full fifty things
About the Ftor�
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