Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-11-07
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lairr, the wounds will h,. hruird u,,1
with some rough boss. some rdI TX
crr-c"ncr and what ni.h; lave been
II grand tree rNrani.ng in'a. Nihr~a
shade j. hut Wh,m>ica'i Npru
trunk, Mary an irritating fault man,
an unluvr;v odG,tv La- ronlc of hard
sorrow W hlrh ha- crushed and main,-
81 !" nature iu-' wbcn 1t Na~ expand
ing into r'en'c"uS beatty; and the
trivial crring lf. which We Wit with
our harsh blame. NAV be but aS The
unsteady motion uf Il ;uan hose best
linh iS wlihrred. Ii i, Il sad weak
ness in IL. after all. tLa, rhr thought
of a mans death hall"w> how him
anew 20 IL ; a. il lfr were not sacred
i""-aS If II were comparatively a
lIIh. TIM - fa,l in love and rpvrr-
encr 'o The brother who has to climb
the WHOLE '"'.shn'c steep Wit, uS. and
all our tears and tenderness We're due
to the one who is = arc.i that bard
journey
Here. the reasoning j. a. convinc-
ing - il i, conclusive. - far,aS tie
point al i->ue IN ;hr mind Of The wri-
ter i~ concerned; hu' i, is equally 80
III regard To ali other things under
given or >iu.ilar circumstances a. well
H. in regard to The living and The
dead Or. if We have not correct i'm
prr->inn- or wrll-lriin'd notion, of
rr'igi IA, n christian truth, the mind
l. APT ro brc"n" n"rbid in its >enli-
mtn,> a> sci forth in the inci,lrnt -
When the late Prntc,Sm Baln,rr
was only niue Years ot age. an old
man, n"lghb"r, cane frequently al
leisure hours jo g. inverse with his pa
rents. This person WAS harraS<ed hv
doubts aud fears about his interest in
the Savinr. One day Roberr listened
while his mother argued with the
poor man. and rndrav"rpd To persuade
him tu dismiss his fears, and to COM
nit himself tru.iinyly To Christ. 1t
was in vain. lie still reiterated
Christ will have hing Ia do with
me f" Robert pcrcriviny. it would
seem, that he nan was speaking un-
de. me influence of morbid FEELING and
wilfuliy putting away consolation, a,
last put in his word Then What is
be uSr of your aye TAX taking about
him 10 nay mother? II he'll have
nol hing /" do with YOU. can't yuu let
dina alone 2" Let him alone, him
ncy," the man replied, II would not
let him alone f. r a thousand worlds"
20. hen" said the boy. Il am Thick.
iny You'll do we'll enough"
Lei Us, therefore, search out the
truth with precision Of thought: let
Us. ia The love of truth. reject every
thing but truth let truth. whether in
'hr realms If philosophy or in ;be re-.
r;ons of science or in the domains of
theology, he prec"u~ io us The nind
MaS made for truth. and truth for The
mind all iruh, 'her, fnc-na ural,
moral. and spiritual. constitutes the
law. the strength, aud ihe delight of
The nind:
Wha'>irv.r Wa both "oo' AMI far.
A"i Vi .hr-i 'e!'-l, -: i'Ioytn"ni gave,
IN ln';'' - ',ial "X-ici>,. NIL found
y hen 2nZ,i,. ii.r uci, rlir fiiu,-. pr"-pri ia-t
lu-Irr' ,'',"n-l, u ~. !" tlru,giit arrn,nionS
N lr- tr, ,-ihn high. - ~ o. at nind Il wed
" wl-u puiln- p''y -" reason l-'i
rep tiir., IN. ".jw'ri rircun- an"e nf hnY>
hmd saw Ii',. ua~'.r vir IS ut Natur.. move:
N travelled { on. tie 'hr en- les iiue
o. er'aIn and al iIolahl': an mate,
A. every step. >"uI' rrw dIs ",ery
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