Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13

1t said in the scripture that the atone
ment begun on Calvary is to finish on
purgatory?" How could they reconcile
the doctrine Of purgatory with the
words oi the l.orl 10 the dying thief,
To-day thou shalt be with me 10 para.
disc 81 In answer TO the last question
= Roman Catholic said it Vas because
the thief had perfect contriIion; and
the Protestant was asked in return, how
he could believe in a God OF love and
think that man could be sent into end.
less punishment only Tor 4 small sin.
4 place Of temporary punishment was,
therefore, necessary. The Protestant
replied that there was no such thing as
a small sin. Although there was great
difference between stealing = pin ana
committing murder, the man who would
steal pin Tor pleasure might also COM
nit murder, II II were his pleasure to do
50.
Miscellaneous.
Trouble and perplcxity drive me to
prayer-and prayer drives away per
plcXity aud trouble. -NsiGHchtyH.
Are YOU In earnest seize this very minute
What yDu clu d.. 90 dream ytu Uau, Gegln H.
ROllDc,S has genius, Pow er aud magic In L..
Only engage. aud then the mind grows heated
b siu, and ,AeuI,Le work viii BE- completed.
The only cure Tor Incidence is work;
The only cure Tor selfshnesS is sacrifice;
the only cure for unbelief is to shake
of thesgUe Of doubt by doing Christ's
bidding, the only cure for timidity is to
plunge into some dreaded duty befOse
the chill comes Ou.-RUtberfyrd.
As the sweetest things put into sour
vessels sours them. or put into bitter
vessels cmbitters them, 50 murmuring
puts sali an NORWOOD into every cup
oil mercy that God gives 10 our hands
The murmurer writes Marah upon all
Els mrrcics, and reads and tastes bitter
ne,, Ia them ali. As To the hungry soul
every butter thing Is sweet, 80 To the
murmurlug soul every sweet thing
il bitter HyuIs Brypks.
True greatness shows itself in ignor.
iug, or quickly forgetting, personal IN
jurirs, when meaner natures would be-
kept ia unrest by them. The less
OF a man one is, the more he makes vi
an injury or an insult The more Of
man Ec Is the less he Is disturbed by
what others say or DO against him with
ont cause.
Tur sea remember, uog the vessel, tending
AryI.
EgJ gI.H. yoyou,,y tDr rasagr O, conceal.
IL i, the tiny streamlet which is kept IL
a ,put,cT, Toy stick thrust into ITS wa.
,cr- by "A wiliul bUy.-SHddy .Schp0i
Iw,,s
| honor the man whose ambition 1t is
not 10 win laurcis ia the state or in the
army. not 10 be jiri,t or 4 naturalist,
not 60 he a poet or commander, but to
be- a master OF living well, aud to adj
minister a., office, Oi master or servant,
ct hu>byud, father or friend. But II re-
quIgcs II, much breadth Of power tor
tia, as lJT those other tuuCtlOnS-aS
much or more and the reason Tor the
failure Is the same, think the vice oi
our housekeeping ~ that II does not
kuld man sacred The vice OF govern
myUt the SIur OF csR alton, the vice ui
religion, - one wlthtuat ui private lille.
Emerson
What I- Ga. NHrII. ltl,s au,tiu, place.
Nlvr uuu pat uH their rHh", Tor lnHt above.
What B., thr urE Wn-,i' o., "a father, face
E.sH..i.a 20 bi, ,uu, The face o. l1,"
Ii the mind Is bent toward G,d with
a strong purpose, whatever bitter be-
tides % u tuIs present lie 1t counts
sweet. all that annoy, II rrCkuUs rest,
and a. longs 10 pas, even through death,
tina, /, may more completely posses, it.
sell ul Iir.-N Gogu-I