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There an still. others who are unwilling (131?;0 so far as to deny the bered?‘ y of original characteristics Tlfi y atl- 'mit that these conditions in 1y be transmitted from parent 51 Loft-- spring, but that the law is 1 0t so far reaching as to elfect ac 2 aired traits. Where and how, :2 the line of human decent, fru’2 our first parents down to the t1 agent time, have come in all the u ifer- ontiations in human life tlf‘ t we find now existing, such wri: 1 rs do. a not tell us. , ‘ z; \Iuw v»--‘._-' W ‘ V 'n is keep his covenant’,__ fk But to the illustration i1 Eques- tion After the dedication of a memorial tablet at Northagh pton, Mass., to Jonathon Edwar'i the distinguished theologian, le fol- lowing significant facts were brought to light. A oombxrisen of Jonathan Edwards’ inf‘penee through his decendants wixh the influence of the J likes fami {y was made by the Rev. A. E. Wiuship, in the Christian Advocatt "‘In 170 years, the descendantstigf the Jokes family have cost the 1:11blic 81, 250,000 as criminals 1111“} pan- pers; 310 of them have spell their lives m 011 s- muses; 60 werr proâ€" fessional thieves, nnd of the 20 who learned a trade, half 0 them learned it within the walls of peni- teutiaries I During abet ? the same time, among the deuce I dante of Jc'mathm Edwards, 285’» have graduated from college, 1; have If then, God’ a righteous; . as is “auto children’ 3 children, M such been pmsidents 0f ngefi”: have been collegé WW W have been judges ”“1 mo!" 1 101 have been hyyers. ' FRIDAY, DEC. 28,1901 TERMS “.50 PER VBAR. LEE SHERIDAN ROAD I NEWS-LETTER. than them are fat} era who have out: sour grapes and the childre: teeth ’are set on edge. Naming Vulcan. _ We are fni to)’ brow to overlook the fact, thai as.'materinl things may have a negative value. It is not a} little interesting, and‘ but for the tiagical consequences at stake, __Id be awn amusing, ’to‘ now . finance, with ith what enthnaiasm, even some (it our congressmen, immediately Upon the convening ofcongmaa, {vowed‘ to denounce the canteen ;atem and w (ll-mand‘ its abolishm tin the army ilu fact everywligre on governuu-nt‘ possessions 1(aa-ve the Capitol Building at Washington). Who; will for a claimant deny but their attitude in may instances at [mat is. due to mix prohibition colum- biads that w re fired into'the ro- 'pnblican and democratic ranks during the recent campaign? The prohibitidniats may or may not have elacted‘ a single candidate throughont line whole land, but their strenndns attacks against a legally ant inched liquor traffic have nnquee ezlionably called a unit ‘in the despotic domination lot the rnlersdfiliqnordom. ' Some of these cond-ceasmen who are now opposing th'p continuance of the canteen ayatt'm may or may not be conscientious, but what is that to us? “Thbtigh I fear not God not regard men, yet because this widow twuhleth me, I will aveng: her, last by liar continual coming, the weary me.” ’ ' so too, moral Efforts and reforma- tory erks m 1d methods may have negative 731! as... , . ‘ . 'A man may ”imbue a piece of property, no? beeau'se he needs it. or has any use for it, but image it (nay become to him either a menace or a nuisance, and perhaps a positive (in iger. Somebod) else may " purchme the property. and put it to semen” that will prove positively dnmllgiug to him and his. 80 too} the moral efforts of a large portiim o! seciety have not been able inécenturles to entirely root (at and destroy social vices, but it does not follow that their labors hovel: been in vainâ€"have been “thrown away’ ’-â€"â€"-are lost. No ”ensemble man would for a moment think that. .'Lecky, at; English Wtiter, in his “Politic-q} Value of History," says: “Imititutions are often' mom valod on' amount of the évils they ain't-{ban on account of the poeitiive advantages they produce." 'md oo'political re form-em may not‘po‘sitively accom- plish what t I" y desire and strive for, but th :may negatively ac- complish fun; as grand a Work for society and F; r humanity, b) pre- venting theii‘ greater evils that would exist it for 1hr Ir self-sac- rifihing labo ‘ Col. Davidson took - in the Con- vocation of the University of Chi- cago recenth and heard Presidvnt Patton, of firinceton, deliver that fiasteriy addi'e‘es on the “Idea of God in Intellectual Inquiry." Dr. Patton did lint hmie‘ _a scrap of pgper beforéé him, but for tho full fifty may; spoke right “fiom the ab V flaud Was as familiar with the. it, of philosophy as a studéytlwith the hlphabet. He is a worthy uuéceasor of the late President Mff‘ah. 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