.Miliiu was a herd hoy; AdnniOlark was
tho son of Irish cotter.; .John Fo.ster was
a weaver; Win. Jay, of Ilaih, was a
hordHinan; (Juorgu W liitellelil was a ser
vant in a public honor; John II. (inngli
whs a drunken hook-hinder; and scores
of others, useful, eminent and famous,
linvo been t iketi from tin lowest places
to fill important M.ttimifl and do important
work. Oil, if men mid women and
boyi hik! girls will bit true to God and
faithful over a thing, tliu iird will
.valt tlinin and make them chosen ves
hcIh, to btMr His Name to :dl the nations
of tho earth.
-Sorrel Sue."
At Ark., a recent shot t tig
nll'ruy brought into notice a wotiinn
known as "Sorrel tsiui." She always appeared
in public riding a soirel horse. It
was holievvd slie helongeil to ngiuig who
.Atoli horsej.
A surgeon, v. ho wss summoned to
ono of Iter admirer, who hml been
wimndtfd in tlio row, mistook his way
and wanilt red into Sue's cabin. Ileforv
he could be hustled out he m things
wliieh roused ids suspicions. Then ho
reported to Stu-rill Timcoe. who, with a
posse, managed to surround tho den of
horso litleves, iMpturimr Sui'iind two of
burping. He found that isuo had applied
the mean of bleaching her own
linir nnil that of her hors-s. When the
entered they found a horse envoi
o,?d in a jacket Hindu of rubber coats,
iwing treated to a sulphur vajvor hath.
