The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-17

'' -'''1N "'S 'et'e' '''' Ne ie
eeiVed the reply, which was as follows
purr.ADrtpf1r,. March %. 1g-
Ny DEAREST Fl,rt~D.-Your note reached
me yesterday, and gave both pleasure aud
pain II is sweet 90 know that I am remem-
bered. but 90 grieves me 20 learn OF your un-
happiness and discouraeoment. am sim
cerely glad that your mother is recovering her
usual health, aud trust thar, as she grows bet
lel' you "l9o WI. ne more ieerlui ana '.e 20
AZ INV a-iyice ~ not mon, rbat ,o tsli
You, except what do myself. 10 keep down
painful thoughts and useless repinings, for J.,
700. '',n lonely, since circumstance nave sep
niy mimi NM, acri, ,7 ,, s,I,. ~ ,e,,rr
interest fn and effort ip behalf OF others. and
by constantly striving TO be all that your par
pa. l''hey pictures me. IN ioiIoNine ihis pi'n'
e-. e-o-, nv ,r,, - | -, -,
by. The present seems hard. and the future
dark and cheerless. But when feel unable 20
Dear patiently the trials OF me- and have done
-,
% which resort. and which is free to am who
will seek IT, I do not pray for what God has
given me power 70 . obtain myself but for what
mower n 40 What m is rgt .-' IN sni,o ,, oS o5sacia
and the ability to wait patiently and trust Him
10 give me what IT is best should have. Oh
's ,.o %. e1.y ,.'-',..ily oe sure we
irnot here then In ne bli,sfal bereaffer Tbai
you may learn 10 accept this never-miIing.
mysterious help from above, is the daily
'i 'si VINO was 40 ''ls your SISTER
ueN '.ie , O1i's ..iau ie''u ''lis ielIer'
He' 0''','''s se.Se Vi isola-
''0" '' ii'U never Nuo"n oe'ofe' ne
sc '1' '''e- j VI" us ioseu one oy
an uSu' nv % u ''0ie "''' sue seemed
- '''li ~ Oe'o.s u pu'e.' more eA-
''i'n = ~ se''' A'iU ne ie'' liiati
H'i 'i'9 "p''s auu uelei MI ua-
w" ~ ''se uoo'e, 'i@'i,e'ssS me ne
nus 'itua'
O' 0ui'i 'a'eu d Eli
i'o' ii1' oSen' anu il'eeu' 'il t'lls sNe
was n''oi@,'y Ms superior MS keeni
.,,' :, ''','eu ,'''uu eau ''sseu over anu
'ei t"e pioO'e'i iie' ie''eI presented 10
,,'li' 'u' i'e " aS uHaoie 10 understand
VI "ei oal'u IelIahee on an
'''e i17' per-
10 MN, the Creator was the personi-
hchtlon oI power majesty wisdom, and
aostraetiy' of goodness but that was
an. Ills logical mind would not permit
MN 70 oeiieVe that all the varied and
nalVeious ilVlhg organisms that people
l"is eaflh' with immortal man at their
nea''' i''n e'oiVed themselves from ulti-
nia'e matter, "iIhout planning de-
s's"'"s' suiuihg ana controlling lnielli-
sehce. buI u had never seemed to him
HAe'y lhat such lhHhlte Power would
s'0oP 10 iIs'en' Win latherly care to
'.ie co'n pants ana petitions of the In
si''i'"'' creatures inhaoiting one ot
mus iNS'H i''icanI NOTES Whirling
d" i'S "ppo'nleu place among
countess starry muilltndes in The IN
colceiN N@oiy vast universe. Now, as he
SAT thinhing oi the letter in his hand,
MS nilnu gradually wandered to the
consideration oi these questions, and he
wondered u II could he that Elinor had
really discovered the deeper meaning Of
All the beauty ana glory OF Nature, of
lis inexorabie laws, and mysterious 81
Ience 10 man concerning his origin and
ue7uny' Had sAe found the cause ?
There had been times, he remembered,
wen 'e '"' 'e.' 'i'a' lheIe must ne
oileS mere d satisfactory answer 10 all
Tue uAIN proo'ems that confront
tnoug"'Iui person out tue hurry and
"uslie oI everyday iiie aud Interests had
eio"ueu out All such speculations from
tue O'a'n oi the young man. Just as they
uo iI"in thousands oI other minds. He
Ie't now uiihIy' mat perhaps the grave,
quiet glri he had known so long had
leaiieu more oi the mysteries OF lie and
immortality than ne himself had been
"ole 70 Ialnom. lie acknowledged TO
hIhse" lhat sue must experience some
very inherent from the cold, self
'''a' had unfortunately
% nun as reIig-
''''''' lo 'e'' oe' '1'u' cou'u never
y ou "'.n Sp'il1 oi sell
ATM ,Oie noI cnaI-
- eiseii
-, ne
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