Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30

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BE in hsiaE a NeIkingnaa, la tsins
msn NAa n work SrhieEes snefess, sn,
thsn sTsaicgs ). There is 10 as uaspfasa
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lsiisIs "a ihs PuW shiIs RaPsr hFfsFs US
10 PAT onr ihoashis Ia iiRs, Eai y knes
hat hy NaTk Nc have maie eeris, ssnisn
oes, IangFaphs aHielss PaPsls, heaks--
Mslk lil il all Ani 10 watch sihsrs a
work,
Tie sLosnaksr fashions ffem leather
with bits II weed ahl lillle ,asais, ~
shes which covers and protects the loot o
= NoEeAn, while bis neishboT, turning hpH
lLs bot ore of the foFgs 10 the Geld snIias.
of the auVlL with sturdy blows ei' shi el
repeated fashioHs, aEd hnishrs bis eofA
Tor the fooi " horse. Zach arc SoFking
mtn-saeh aeeomplishes something, ahe
he Norli i ihe tslier for their being herr
TLsPioHssr sllh glsaEiins axe lFamps hi'
ssy into ihe forest, sends deep Ihs glitter
Ing steel inio the asteaishvd timber, Ih'
biris ily ia aftighi. The eshoss eT hii
blows Tua adFiFhlsd through the fores
les, warning the wilderness 10 stand
back before the lTiunph oflaboF, The ire'
falls. lis limhs are ifom the trunk en
away Looking uh iis fail left a linl'
openihs Iaroush which We see the blue sk,
beyond. Again does tie axe cut It's way
another tree falls-A cabin. Is lined Int
shape-an openlns l. made In the forest, .
hoaie - established there In time there 4
a iarm, a pretty house, with happy hearts
20 gather by the hearth and fender-an,
that man has been Of use 10 the world. uot
bless him-he Is a worker.
The ploWman follows The opening firror
DAY afIer day ill seed lime has gone--iher
he reaps the reward Of his toll, aud beholh'
the golden grain which comes from The soil
the air, the rain, the light, the heat, 10 re-
pay his eno&. and Tell him how glorious
Il L. To labor and 10 achieve. That man Il
a wurkcr-a ereaior--n bcnefaetor.
Over there Is q poor boy. Coarse his
garb-carRest his eye, intelligent his face
Just now he Is m apprentice. Day afiel
day he works over The scraps Of iron-ovel
the forgc.-,he lathe, the wise. lie uses th'
Gle ani the hammer. His eye reaches far
iher and farther into the hidden mysteries
Of science ill at last hc Is a mechanic, vel
skilled In his trade. See him now al work
The boy has gonc-ihc earnes, maa Is be-
fore us. lie Is at work, diTceiing others
impair Ting knowledge, helping TO create
\ beautiful engine DR. pieoc OF machinery
IL he fore him. II Is his work-creaicd ou
of material other workmen had finished il
their line. lie, too, is II nreaior-h0s con
qucrrcd-is a success, and proud should
our nation be TO call such creators her chill
dsen. s-....
There is n glory in work when by IL We
can achieve success or win the prize of hon
orable reward. No matter whether that
work be in the mine or the forest, on tho
wafer or tho land, in the pulpit or the sane
tum, in teaching, or in protecting interests
hearts, or innocence.
There is man who Is worker. Ht
loves n girl. lie is n II care, love, attention
and poliicncss. lie is to her what God is
TO the Christan-.thc Hope Of Life. Ant
she is to him, good, and kind, and loving
and in lii'e.harmony with him, n golden
lined pathway. outside Of whose sacred
boundaries he can not, he will not walk
Witness the glorious record this worker is
making. lie builds around homc-hC
builds within one. lie weeds his acts and
thoughts and words as careful man docs
his garden. lie cuts down and pulls vi
the rough, the tliorny; the rank-growina
and bcauty-killing wceds-he Keeps back
the cross words, the rough coarse, vulgar
profane expressions till no more do thit
troop of devils s.down seek admission TO Iii:
heart for il is each day more and inort
filled With the COOL, the pure, the loving
lie works TO subdue himself from the viii
dcrness of nature once so beautiful, now
30 weed grown, and become a good, loving
loved, useful man.
His work brings success. His home Ii
each day more attractive. His darling
the girl Of then, grows into his cart a
| fragrance into the rose before us rs w
write, placed there by loving hands, that
the eye, when raised from the paper, may
rest on tho beautiful. He feels pride, {
strength, a glorious heart-rest those wh'
! are not earnest heart workers never know
result of pldn and labor ...,
| If We live but change lives, we tloat
! sink, and are lost. If we strive TO be men
we can nil succeed. If we neglect ON
work, be it to govern ourselves, TO max
others happier, or to bring form and powo
out Of elements, we but leave the buckle
| with water to quench our thirst half way
up the well, to fall back when we let CO.,
Thousands upon thousands of men wht
dre now unhappy, might be contened ant
full of heart-resi, if they would only work
| Not alone TO- build houses but to, softer
hearts. 10 help the pobr. To make other
happy. We do not like selfish people, fo
their hearts are not 'kind-their semblaf,c'
| is but sham for effect.
Rather do we like the men who Law
| built something who have struggled and
won. The boys who are becoming men,
The women who in their way are doing
their beautiful, quiet work for The purify
ing of womanbo6d, and lifting man iron
the path of temptation. We love the work
ers-for they point to their work whei
comes the nightfall, and people soy the,
lived to purpose. ~.
We build ships for others to look at ant
to use. We make homes for others TO lool
at and envy. We. build railroads, ant
equip them to excite the jealousy of riva
lines. We build looms, and weave, gar
mcnts to dress we'll, that others may b.
attracted to us. We try 10 adorn and beau
tify bur persons, fbat other5 may speal
well of us. All this work is for others
but only for their eyes. n., ,,., j,
Now, if we work to beaatify our heart;
to keep them rightly attuncd-preserv
our manbood-oihers will say we are, in
deed, goodwill follow our example whei
they know how happy sdch work make
the man, the woman, or the child, and W
shall thus become such perfect workme
that, in the beautiful Land Of the Zeal, W
shall rest not in mind, but in heart, an
! Ia ,-;,f tho uear aud dear ones all fl