The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-10-04
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SENTIMENTS ON LOVE.

The warmest language of The sammy
Souih is too cold tO shadow fol h even
faint Outli Of that enthusiastic sentiment,
love; aud language, however elrQuen'
fails in the same respect, Tor hearts that
thrill with loves emotion are too deep, too
sacred, for contemplation. The FIRST echo
of love stiIs the sweetest thoughts within
he human breast. aud steals into he most
secret IecesSeS of the heat, touching
chords that never vibI aied befoe-calnng
iorih hopes till 'hen unknown. Live is
uUly called the ''mnTning star of hte'-
the luminous on b Iphecting rays of dazzling
brightness DER the pathway Of lite, aud
whose ne&ms none escape Yes. there are
few exceptions, found only in the church
o. clUlSier But, we Ou side, have cher.
ished in our hearts an ideal, a vision of
beaury. grace and loveliness too bright to
exist, sIve in dream, ant have felt in the
first moments of love a mysterious. indies
CT Iba BILE char m mpie sweet, more heavenly,
than love -tSell. How memory loves TO re-
call the blisslul moments spent with the
loved one, when other eyes. ''DiViue thrones
uf expression" looked love into ouiS, and
other hearts beat response to our own.
| When beueath the blue vault of heaven,
with the myriad stars luokng down upon
us, we heard the "nlG, uld\ story Life
wi hout you would be a barren waste"
Then our cup of bliss was full to ovel flow
ing; we basked in tue sunshine of loves
smiles; We reveiled in the joy of eacu 9TH
! er's u essence. No cloud obScured the hur-
| iz"n of life before us, and were almost
! foI ced to rxclaim, ''We could live forever
| heIe." Many are blessed in the realization
of heir fnudest hopes, aud tread side by
side down lfe's steep decline with the
| loved object Df their choice, while many
! again have seen their brightest hopes fade
/ one toy one, their emp of bliss TUNED 20 SOT-
| row, and the smiles aud words nf endear-
! meut they Ouce fuudIy hoped their own
| bestowed upon another. At such moments
! in life the heart seems to simk under the
weight of its sorrows anG tie bTi2 ht star of
| hope that shone 50 brilliantly in lte's early
! MON becomes obscursd and dim. Then
we are apt TO recall Long fellows words,
but must differ with the poet when he ellis
us hat "Affectiou never was wasted If it
| EN- .ch not he heat of another, it's waters,
| Ietul ming back 10 their spring like Iaid in
/ the summer. shall fill them full of refresh
ment.' 1t is true that the affection which
! arises 20 God, like mIStS from the ocean, is
not wasted. but human love flows oui like
stream, and if thrown back unI,s sour ce
| Carries with it deSoia'ipn aud So, row
! Would il not be ell for many TO remember
that he love which Is often eagerly sought
| af er becomes worthless when obtained,
| and that ''hghtly won iS frequently lightly
| lost" ptesei wing thereby their heaIts, best
ana Uuest sfcctious for some one who " III
| lIve tbem for themselves alone better than
| all in this world besides? Nowadays the
extent of papa's bank accunnt Is carefully
! studied by that fair Adnuis to whose hap
! piuess "a corner lut with 4 wife thrown i'll
has become essential, aud whose whole
eathly car eeT may be IPpI Ieseuied in the
tile of worthless aud useless. Each spare
moment is devoted Ia that fair being who
- To becume the medium between hin and
his bills uf wines, cigars aud wash women
And the mathematical precision with which
The evening hour of eight fluids him (untI
after marriage) bv her side is mater f"l
scientists io Struggle with. Almost the
same words ave al Ilicable Ia The match
| making mamuIaS fIPqueu ly found ~
our midst When sweet sixteen is led 10 tht
ALTA by old, sbIiveled TenpeIceut., whC
has becume a grinding. money making ma
chine, but who has remained unrnuched h!
any ui those a>uiI atinus which tend 10 MAKE
life subhmc. bu lesquIng the normal ide;
Of man, aud whether an object of ply o
| contempt is difficult to deTeI mine. How
cruel il seems, % be obliged to sup love g
its toSe-tIuted hues by discussing The fac
that Angelina aud Augustus, VIII" vuweC
they could not I've apart, and bellrNe'
themselves, as thew expressed J., To b'
''m1de for each Oihel,' can not only lv
apart. but fiud other Augelinas and Al
gus'uSes just as fair, To whom the sam
vows Of fidelity are made and lie sam
ales of love poured INTO not unwilling
ears. Yet such is he case, aud las eve
been since ii, st the htIle blind god com
menced 20 shoot his arrows, aud donbtles
will continue So until The eud Of time, ex
empifyiug the fact hat
"TO love is a most painful thrill.
Aud not to love more painful still;
But. on , il l. the worst nt pain
To love aud not be loved again "
LITTLE FRAUD.