The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-06-05

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dreaming sw1g ihr yoldcI moments
of youthful esiHuc", Iel ut gird
oarscIyts Tor ibe conflict euch one
has some inportant part 70 play and
tie lnf0rc has need oi glorious deeds !
Let % forget alike the sunshine and
storms Of a past existence. There
arc no chains so unworthy to bind
NJ as those Of vain regrets. The
day IL pissed and II We tarfy the bat,
tie will be over eer VIC are ready to
cnicr the list.
It is related Of Michael Angelo
that while walking with some friends
through an obscure street in the city
Of Florence he discovered a block of
marble half hidden by rubbish and
dirt. Regardless OF his holiday attire
he at once set TO work to lift the shape
less mass from its resting place. His
companions asked with mute aston.
ishment what he was doing. Oh
said he, There is an angel in this
stone and | must get it out" He
had it removed to his studio and |
with patient toll he fashioned a
dainty figure. What to others was
a rude and worthless stone, to his
educated eye was a buried glory of
art, and he discovered at a glance
what might be made of it. He
it into a creation of ge
MUS and gave it value for ages.
So it is with Time. Some sec it
only as rubbish to be disposed of.
Others know no use but to fill up the
gaps OF toll and pleasure but the
trained eye--the devout student OF
sees in it the sleeping
angel and knows that if by the grace
,f God he handles it right he can
bring that angel out,
He can carve it with the form of
lngelic service, he can shape it with a
life of holy devotion till it is much
more than temple like the Parthe- !
ION" to animate US in the improve
nent Of time.
If we have not the proper spirit
We shall al last be constrained to ex-
,laim like one Of the great marshals
# France, My life has been fail $
lre." With proper aspirations it will l
,e translated from the rough block
nto a glorious statue.
Consecrated aims will make it
lseiuI ard blessed, pathway of light
o a higher sphere of usefulness and |
iappiness. Therefore remembering
hat '
Time destroyed
as suicide, where more than blood is split"
Let us form resolutions TO calcu>
ate our minutes more accurately, and
y so doing lead a life of usefulness,
making our lives glorious, our deaths
triumphant.
A TRUE LADY.-Beauty and style
re not the surest passports to reSpec'
ability. Some of the noblest spec
mems of womanhood that the world
as ever seen have presented the plain
st and most unprepossessing appear
Ince. A woman's worth is to be es-
imated by the real goodness of her
leart, the greatness oI Ter soul, aud
he purity and sweetness of her char,
tter; and a woman with kindly
disposition, and we'll balanced mind