The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1882-09-14

That he takes b. r breath completely 2
a. Heitakes her tight in his arms al last
And still she takes 1t sweetlyi ~ n
The heart of the boy is wild with joy; ~ );
> he mas won her Ibis bird, his, ,fairy;9 $50
Ill go outright Tor the ring ,to-nighti"
. e 20, go away! says Mary.
London Society.
81 a .aAAAz.-~a- :
"THE bright SIDE OF THINGS. ),
The following extracts are from recent
ctnredelivered by Rev Z. Dewitt Tai
! mage, ID. d., L. L.; D., before the stu
dents of Coleman's Business College al
Newark, N. j. The celebrated BROOKLYN
divine appeared in one of the regular
course of college lectures, before one OF
stha sinest audiences eFef assembled. in
Newark, Mr., Talmage,, on his introduc-
ton by President Coleman, was greeted
swith great aapplause. Q JAinong MANY
other good things, he said: .ars
"Whether it rain or whether it shine.
this is very pleasant world to live in. If
had been consulted as to which of all
the stars / would choose to have been
hprn pus then | know df neneR that /
would have preferred to this,
The human face is admirably adapted
for its work; it is sunshine in its smile.
tempest ia aitsg frewn Two eyes, one
more than is absolutely necessary, SO
when one is put out, we can still look
abroad upon the beautiful works of
nature; one nose, which is quite sufficient
Tor those whoAwalk among 80 many nui-
sances. 1t may be inclined to be Roman.
sor may turn UP toward the heavens
with celestial admiration. Or perhaps it
reaches out q long way and ther sudden
1ysshies Oft illustraaing the old proyerb
that it is q long lane that has no turning.
one tongue and pne mouth which are well
able to express oar Wants Ind communi-
cate our fheualits tSseaeh otfer. Yet
no two OF these features areralike nor
are any two persons alike. It is not in
tendedlthatthey should be- On stand
+ rg before any specimen of sculpture or
painting, dozen different men will have
adozen different sentiments. We can
net all think alike, butswhere Is the has
! phener of his God who would criticise
tne arch OF the sky OF, the crest of a
waseIlOf the saoek Of snow white Heecy
clouds driven by the shepherd of the
winds across the hilly pastures of the
heavens, or the burning cities of the sun
set' or the fern leaf pencilings of the
most on the window-pane? Why, my
friends, where there il. one diseord in
nature, there are thousand harmonies.
ss98 NsIe sa7i*f ,T9sl*4 ,sdooH dl*
twill be well for us, to work a little
harder when we are tempted to look at
8 the fiark side of things, IN d, Keep our
thoughts occupied by paying closer at
Z !ention toother things BY always look
ing at the dark side, we get DISCOURAGED
and down-hearted, and by the natural
reaction OF one soul on another, we may
ge1 others ipto the same ways think
1ng. FAE *aAA+s My ideas of re-
hsion are little different from those of
some people. Mine is sunshiny re-
E,lgeaas rshgppy religion; (fun of fgloge-
iose is everlasting sunshine land / have
nollfedStlati the more sreligiono people
nave OF this sort, the happier they are.
noW' . great many peop1e' seem to think |
.,ita ,nat TO be religious. one must wear, a |
long face; but when people come to me |
~ "isa ID long face they don't impress me
,;aal.. i, a,i: The world hasa great many de-
g..sslA.H people ini it->se many real clever |
people that have a faculty worth any /
sum OF money They never vet came |,
away from a picture gallery but what
.hey saw one 1andscape, one face that
'hey admired. They are very like the
spa .p,lhg, Tor y seems, so fsllf of fragrance
ana ~ youth and bloom. Like priestess,
m ssanas swingingEher eenser of per-
.ane before the Lord. The summer,
,ot %p' Is the thing for them, for they like
The musical ;whirr of the machines
= .hey piow through the shuddering +
la.n' the whetting of the scythe, the
s;;usinS o. the cattle and the glad carol
ans s ol The birds. And they like the |,
sas:' saNalnn' they like the forests that, with
ias,l Lslr D ,niood-red leaves fiecked with fire,
naa. ,ook IKE an army marching with ban i
sras sdrsssslappsd intheE spnset's gpw. And
~ AZ praise God, for winter, that brings
se shout iof children PLAYING blind +
s..a .,an !, 8 buff with handkerchiefs they can
f;su 81 .nroaggh getting up theatricals i1the
'AiIehen and turning, the ,woodsshed into ]
law - e dressing room II You are a
Viii 'sr; 3;;., they are the kind Of people you
@m i.s,at NE s. sfor clients s. if you are
i;Ia'tnant' SIa nan they are thelpeople you viii
49,, ny 1orS Customers; if q physician, the
sopie yeu will like for patients, but
can generally cure themselves
80. bottle of laughter-and the
ter ta'ef' like medicine, is bet ,
Wei shaken up. eli
auaced that, when a was in the coal ,
- .ic' OF Pennsylvania. in the coal |
IN H. every miner carried his own light I
s. y nat. He takes his light with him /
bar : Is, REe,rIectiy independent of his neigh {
for;. inat struck me as first-rate plan, {
hin, :. !. leaVes every man free and teaches /
wba "aepend on himself. Ablacksmith !
was IN comfortable circumstance I