Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-10

10 be obtained, are all essentially relg
ious In their character. Ii appears e
us that the bequest 10 ST. Marys Catho
lie Church was merely for q religious
use, and, therefore, void according tc
tbs express terms Of the statute.
Much OF Mr.. wesley's power a. 1
preacher grew out OF the penetrative
ness Of his intellect His ideas were
not opaque, but transparent. Hence
his power Of lucid statement. How
clear, for example, is his description oI
entire sancti6cation as distinguished
from the change wrought in justitica
ton" He says: at does not imply
any new kind Of holiness; LET no man
imagine this. Love is the SUN OF Chris
tian sancIihcation; It is the one kind Of
holiness which ID found only in various
| degrees in the believers who are dislin'
/ guished by ST. John into little children,
young men and fathers The differ
ence between one aud tho other proper
ly lies in the degree Of love. And here
in there is as great 4 difference IN the
spiritual as in the natural sense between
fathers, young men and babes" This
Is 50 simple, and 80 scriptural Nithal,
that those who are only babes in
Christ" can readily comprehend II.
Would they assiduously cultivate the
faith that sweetly works by lows they
would speedily become first young men
aud then fathers having their hearts pur-
lied Of all evilA1ection by faith and
filled with that love for Christ which Is
the essence Of holiness. -IlOns Hcrdh
There is some logic aud good sense in
what the mother said Of her frivolous
daughter--that you cant tell in what
direction some peoples thoughts run,
because they are cross-eyed.
1t sounds like German story, and it
is fair sample Of lower German domes-
tic life Don't you want to he my
wife," said a small boy to a smaller girl.
With some hesitation, but with Ger
tain drmness Of tone, she replied, YES,
| would" "rhen," continued the boy,
rs he seated himself ON the grass aud
lifted up his foot, you may begin bY
pulling of my boots."
Th0ro is nothing to make work like a
cheerful view OF things. A day is pref
ty long when you have the dyspepsia
and sit watching your pain from hour
to hour. but 1t goes rapidly enough
when you have a great deal 10 do and
are happy in doing it. A determination
to plane board against the grain simply
ends in piece OF spoiled timber aud a
rufled temper. One man, who knows
how 10 do it, sings as he .hoyes the
plane, and everything, board and all,
runs smoothly another, who doesn't
know how to 10 it, uses big adjcctiycs
with which to express his opinion Oi the
way in which the universe is arranged,
aud succeeds only in making things
worse than ever. We have very little
sympathy with the sekeeper, though
NO sincerely condole with the husband,
Who sang:
Thcrso's too much Of wotr,mcnt goes N bon.
Thcrcs too much Of ironing gocs n shirt
There's nothing that pays Tor the time yOu was1c
omit
Their ia nothing that's lpt,n. but trouble aud
dirt
There il many a man who will do
more for money than money will do Tor
him after hc getsit,
One may sing the prayer, "Oh, 10 bo
nothing" with great tcrvor aui expires
SION. but most people who raise their
voices loudest in this direction would
feel anything but thankful # the Lord
should answer their prayer aud take
them at their word. "Oh, to have
everything" il properly set 10 music
would command very large chorus aud
better express the feelings Of ordinary
human nature. II is too much like sing
ing, IL would | were an angel We
may possibly would" that some Of our
rich relatives might become angels, ~
that We might put their wills into pro,
bute, but very lew OF us would ourselves
be angels 81 long rs the suspicious event
can DO postponed.