Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-03-12

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Rs9. humanity is the condition oi
spiritual growth aud am element oi
strength ltisalesson whlchWc need
to learn and the necessity ia just tn
proportion to the prevalence OF It's op'
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BeA- fever You wasln a passion, dld
you not find reason attcrward to be
sorry for IT, ANA VIII you again allow
yourself to be guilty OF weakness
winch VIII certainly be IN the same
manner followed Oy repentance, be-
sides beng attended with pam
rsseIt is not what man saws, but
what he ACQUIRES. in the direction of
mental, moral and afiectional qualities
OF character that constitutes HIM a
CHRISTIAN IL aman mas ChsIse'ahs,j
hearl he VIII 90 q CHRISTIANS work
therefore the quality OF his wolN IS the
proof OF his character
sSy-It is strange that the experience
of so many ages should make us
Judge more solidIy Of the present and
ofthc future, so as to take proper meas
uros in the one for the other. Wedote
upon this y orld rs fit were never to
asifit W. wrr" newer @ to bay% ~ . a bc%inninr
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MAKE A HTlR'-lt man Is II sKlIIiuI
physician, he must demonstrate the
lacI before implicit confidence can be
reposed ID hIm. "A lawyer may possess
talents equal TO those OF a Webster,
yet II he 1alis TO disclose the lact, he
Will uhquGstlonaoiy suffer Tor lack OF
cliehts' Inc world VIII DC convinced
OF the truths OF Christianity when all
Its professors shall eXempLify Its pre-
cePts in practical life.
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1.syTive in tbc sicbt Of God This
is what heaven will be-thc eternal
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psz.Tbo GREAT movements or provi
dence are not so mucb rcfornntjonS os
rcroIItjons--not n new yamning and
ronoirinr NJ old svstems hnt q Trook
inl, m e. tbc old motnrisi and re,c"lt
ina inn Of H. The hammer If Rcvomtion
wars ~ ncstiJcncnsond famines oro
+bo tarrific AGENCIES hv which Tho
thinrs thot have waxed old and aro
ready to perish. are broken to pieces
and cast into the great crucibIe of the
Almighty hand and recast. as il shall
better plcasc the great Architect
parents and children upon religious
matters, and q constrained intercourse
between them. is KEY to the failure
ormauy parents in their efforts to train
up their children in the way they
should 20, as well as a fruitful source