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70 soo,he. We doubt not that ali went 10 ''eii
beds exh.arated, free from irritation, anu more
.t,uned N concord than before GOOD bishop
va,en,in. thy feast was well kept, and not with


,. ,b. nsal Jokes and filings al old bachelors, the
.vcbanpe of sugar.plums, mot,os and repartees.


This ia the second festival have kept with those
whom society has placed, not outside her pale,
;odsed but outside the hearing of her beni-
son. Christmas passed in prison There
ton saw marks OF the miraculous power of Love,
when guided by pure faith in the goodness of It's
source, and intelligence as TO the design OF the
creative intelligence saw enough of It's power,
impeded as il was by the ignorance of those who,
eighteen hundred years after the coming Of Christ,
still believe more in fear and force. Isaw enough,
/ say, OF this power to convince me, if ] needed
conviction, that i, is indeed omnipoent, as he said
il was.


A companion, OF lha, delicate nature by which
scar is felt as wound, was saddened by the
sense how very little our partialitles, undue emo
tons, and manias need 10 be exaggerated 10 enti-
tie us to rank among madmen. l cannot view II
so. Rather let the sense that, with all our faults
and foes, there is still sound spot, presentl-
ment OF eventual health in the inmost nature, en-
boden us to hope-'o knor 1t Is the same with all
great thinker has spoken Of the Greek, ior high
est praise as ga self-renovating character" But
we are all Greeks if we will but think so. For
the mentally or morally insane, there is no irrepar-
able ill if the principle of life can bu, be aroused.
And it can never be finally benumbed, except by
our ewn will.


One of the famous pictures at Munich Is OF
mad house The painter has represented the moral
obiquities of society exaggerated into madness; !;
that is to say self-indulgence has, In each instance,
destroyed the power TO forbcar the i'll or to discern
the good celebrated writer has added little
book, to be used while looking at the picture, and
drawn inferences OF universal interest.


Such would we draw; such as this! Let no one
dare to call another mad who is not himself willing
to rank in the same class for every perverslon and
faul; of judgment. Let no one dare aid IN punish
ing another as criminal who s not willing TO suffer
the penalty due to his own offences.


Yet, while owning that we are all mad, all crlnl-
nal, let us not despair but rather believe that the
Ruler OF all never could permit such widespread
i'll but to good ends. 1t is permitted to give US a
field to redeem it