Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-11-06
MUCH Nv LITTLE.

..ado, do.,h novor oo,,d
n,a, M ~ " hs datrared s.on /, I'm, onlv
p,Ib ,pobo " rood,, e,r !, Cod alone who
Ino. 49, ,sama and ,smne,ament
nno~s Hv ,,ha, dea,n we can hest
',ior,,s HIN III Sudden aeatb may be
"y ,,,oa, hlass;na
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See said an ecclessias'ic, holding
scuires a,hr Church has no longer TO
sor Silver and cold have 7 nene'n
.rTr,o - ,enI;ed ,he stern asce,ic nond
ro loncer i she able 10 sav 10 the lame
man Stand nm and walk"
There are many anxieties that make
us ne awake IN thls woriu OF perils
and disasters. 10. morrow morning l
VIII go ana draw that deposit OUT Oh
'he BANK, says tne wakelui 'ncrcnsh'i
whose susplc'ons nave oeen hr1useu ,' "s
aon l;o dou:n and sloen sorepely uis
denos,, for eternity il secnrc
Good OLD blshop Aylmer, one Gay
looking upon his drowsy MOCK, com
menced and read them cnapter from
the Hebrew bloie, 10 whlch OF course
they listened win open'moulheu as
tonlshment only 10 nc reproVeu oy inc
good man Tor sleeping when ne was
preaching what they could understand
ana waxing up "hen DC was reau'hg
Inere are men oi tastc, nieii "nosc
natural refinement leads them 70 ENJOY
contact WIN "na'eVer - eoou anu
beautiful, VINO YET are quite uhaoic 10
form an opinion on d picture OF 10
know "hetner TWO colVrs nar,h' ny
And there are men wno' loving the
science OF music with inc greatest ar
dor, are yet UNAFFECTED oy u sympa,
thetlcally 10 wnVm IL Is d Science .ai anu
nothing more VINO are not 'ouchcu
III,
Almost any husoahu wouiu ieap ,n'
to the sea or rusn ihlo u ourhIng euineo
TO rescue a perlshlng WHO pue 70 an'
tlclpate Tue convenience OF happiness
Ola wlie IN some smaii matler, tne neg
lect OF "hioh "ouiu oc uiioose,Neu, Is
more eloquent PROOF OF .enuerness' a.ss
lhls SHOWS ".nuiu' ionuness "n'en
wants occasion III Wnlcn 70 express lt
sell ANA tne snalier .nc occasion
, seizeu upon tne more intensely "ne''
; llohate ~ 'he a''en''o" pa'u'
! A Young Parisian, noted for his grace
, and readiness as second in many
uucis' was a'aoa nv s,s,.,a ~ % a. 90 osix
Pa"y niln W 'no MAJ ~ o"s. ~ " .,n, "
nis s'gns'uio 90 "in.so ~ oo,S,,,od ~ VA hn,
r',nol',u' .. 'es'9ss .a ' xoonbod oo ,nrno,
Mnen r t"o ,. sv."o W. ma' u,a,."r - 'ras s rassS,,
e'unsen' . .uss ssnSa,;,;aa 30 Ia Io hroLo ont
,or .ne las. 'oi,na,,I' a. ~. Nv So 10 ~
uen.iVn'eI l .hnr" .hnno. 'no ,no, nr nrsront
iangee a. aN,o 'uv,o ~ 20" S2 - p'
: ipS '''' '"u o''''' ''00
. Tommy is just old enough TO under
! stand literally what he hears in church,
r place he breads to 60 to, for Sunday
is a day OF misery to him. The other
morning he came hcme in gloomy
= state OF mind, and conidentially in
= formed his mother that be didn't want
J. to go 10 heaven. Upon being asked
3 ~, - a. sor ho hoard tho minister
5 rosd on, nf n hook that II was a place
,nSouo s"p Ua, .orrreoo,;ons never break nm
amd sobha,hs never endp and he
: ,hon,,S, a"u ono sunday a wcel, was all he
J. on,i5 s,and
'ou'' ''
He who hears the Word and does
= not do il is a monster in religion. ue
is all head and ears, having neither
j. hands to work with nor feet TO walk
Q with. There is disease to which
children are subject, called the rickets,
T wherein their heads swell as large as
!. two heads, and their legs are crooked,
a which hindors their going. We have
!. many rickety Christians they hear
! much and their heads swell with emp
n ty notions and undigested opinions,
a but their walking is perverse. Every
4 o";rar "Hn % 81 %hinsolS d;sconracor q, min.
q ;s,ana = harron soil a had servant n
4 h"S,Jd"r 81 h;s natural face in n glass
a oIuy're, h";,dor ~ ns liz liz hanso mon IN. sand
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A mother and babe were among
r. the passengers at tho Central depot In
q Detroit. She had the child carefully
!. wrapped up, and this fact, perhaps, at
, tracted the attention of a big fellow
!. with a three-story overcoat and rusty
satchel in his hand. Sitting down be-
n side her he remarked "Cold weather
: for such little people, isn't it?" She
/ family nodded. "boes he seem to fee
. il much p continued the man. Sh,
n shook her head. "Isita healthy child 2
i, he asked, seeming greatly interested
4 1T was up to few moments ago" she
A snapped out; "but I'm afraid he'i
Il smelled 80 much whisky that he'll bav,
d Tno 1Iv ,ean ',n, ri,,h, nm and walked on,
= '"v "'an so' was aearward seer
r ~ wy 'o1'n' ""s ";nnamnn
Z, o"y"s 0'o''' "'
u You must measure strength Of mar
70 by the power Of the feelings he subdues
j. not by the power of those which sub
1t due him. And hence, composure il
st very often the highest result ofstrength
Did we never see man receive ia
grant insult, and only grow a litil'
pale. and then reply quietly2 Tha
was man spiritually strong. Or did W,
never sec a man in anguish stand as i
carved out of solid rock, mastering him
T. 7. sclfi or one bearing hopeless daily
"a "a trial remain silent, and never tell tn
~ ,,n,lJ ,.hot Il una that can korad hi