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27 Our Dumb Animals 1 (1894-1895)

handle is hein.journals/animals27 and id is 1 raw text is: jo~ of On~e~tY to The Amerioa, iiin J0a11 ~ ~ 4 0$ C4, GOD CO, 0V I would not enter on my list of friends, Though graced with polished manners and fine sense, Yet wanting sensibility, the man Who needlessly sets foot upon a worm.- COWPER. Vol. 27. Boston, June, 1894. No. 1. AM. { 1gq~ A ITALY. ROME. During many years, and par- ticularly before the opening of Our World's Fair at Chicago, we have urged upon the readers of our paper-which, in addi- tion to the editors of about ten thousand American newspapers and magazines, goes also to many of the most influential men and women not only of our own State but of the whole na- tion-the fact that it is entirely within the power of Christian churches in ways we have set forth, to prevent every wuar be- tween Christian nations. We now hail with joy the annoncement,widely published, that the -lead of the Roman Catholic Church at Rome is ac- tively engaged in what seems likely to prove a successful effort to bring about a gradual dis- armament of European armies, and a settlement of interna- tional disagreements by arbi- tration. GEO. T. ANGELL. FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF CONGRESS AND OTHERS. In our last paper we told the story of the old English coachman who always drove as far from the edge of a ditch as he could, and LOOK UPON THE BRIGHT SIDE. Don't look upon the dark side and be constantly striving to solve the impossible question of the origin of evil. Look upon the bright side, consider how much of good and happiness there is in the world, and constantly strive to increase it. I PEACE ON EARTH, z KINDNESS, JUSTICE 0 AND MERCY TO b. EVERY LIVING z CREATURE. - -3 wq 0 \ , I-Ivo, , Is-pp, ILAV