The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-13

her emotions to higher standard than his
is the Who'll. list OF the benevolent affections.
Hence, you wonderful displays OF her power in
song. music. elocuton, languages metaphysics.
botany poetry the classics and theology, while IN
the range her spiritual life she has reached the
very highest grades of devotion. No thoughtful
young woman can look at Christianity long without
discovering its power to endow her nature with sim
guar attributes of spiritual nobity With this III
view she comes to understand why she Is specially
called upon To praise the Lord The psalmist takes
il matter of that her song should be die
taed and executed III the tuiness OF her fe making
that life ascend to God a sweet hymn. No chors-
has greater grander for this joy. ami
discharge IL better than her young lips and
heart. The beauty of praise is never so lovely as
when you see it pure in the life of young girl 1t
inspires great pleasure to see the light sparkle in her
eye in her hour of JOY but to 1t when at
power in young life is winning force; IT
sottens the hardest heart, it charms the weariest
lite and attracts the wandering thoughts to God.
The young maiden is not to check her flowing num-
beers of praise. but is 10 throw out her JOY in all its
heart thrill sometimes spirit that would be cruel.
if it were not thoughtless. demands that young,
praiscfu piety should be restrained till deeper self
consciousness and reflection have enforced the sterner
realities of life Not only is praise to God the most
fitting thing in young womans circumstances, but
it is also the most strengthening Young feet will
wade III troubled waters soon enough The noise OF
LIES conflict will blend with the cry for help quite a.
young souls are ready to meet them. While
they are free let them act becomes the free. Why
should the young maiden try to peer through the
mist and listen tor phantom voices to break upon her
ear from the bosom of her coming journey? When
the uttering wing OF the lark bears her up and up
she floods the air with her praise at every stroke;
having reached her full altitude she poses the sky
if she beating the lattice of Heaven that she
might vie with seraphim there so exuberant is her
song. She to be inspired with conscientious
f.eing that all is safe while she fingers about the
gates of paradise.
SAFE IN HER HIGH SPHERE
No archer waits to pierce her there snare can be
set for her captivity by angels hand. But when
she returns earthward her voice is hnshed. her
breath is suppressed. She to ask with care.
'Where am l going Whom shall l meet on the
way 2 What foe lies in wait for me below p And
she feels her way downward cautiously without
song. There is time to sing and time to be silent
therefore allow the young Christian girl to learn this
well the lark and as the time to praise is while
she is young let her I'LL her youth with praise. After
dwelling at some length on his subject, which, aside
from its religious aspect is POLITICALLY beautiful, the
Doctor said Praise to God will give you truer.
lasting and jubant life than any other form OF
Observation-Disclosures mould. You entitled to a
happy life. to peace tranquility buoyancy and bliss.
and commend to you the elaboration OF the psalm
list, "Young madens. praise ye the Lord because no
other employment of life is well qualified to yield
you so sure foundation which To build blissful
destiny. My text then puts into your hands motive
power. which. you accept or reject it, will inhu-
ence and color your whole existence earth be it
long as short as it may.