Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-10
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Few, II any. repent Of their slIsne,,
many their talk.
Wed no woman In whom you Can
hnd NO naw.-Gaello.
A cheerful face II nearly O. good n,
an invalid as healthfIl weather. "
It isn't rs,se alone, but the tooth. too
that helps o0t the 1ox.-Russian.
The efsatest life b that which h. ,
been the most useful, and has performed
ita allotted tasks cheerfully and we'll.
Every man has three characters-th,t
which he exhibits, that which he hs.
and that which he thinks he has.--A
Kari.
The eliminating point Of admini,t,.
ton 10 70 know well how much powa,
greet or small, We ought to use in ,ii
circumstances, -Montesquisu.
A blockhcad, Ia Judging OF other.
may possibly transport himself in,n
their place. but never into their man.
ner Of thought or feeling.--Marie Es,l.
enbacl..
The life Of . man while In the body /.
of such . nature that he cannot advsnc,
farther than to love his neighbor Az
himself, because he Is In corporal mir.
ciples angelic love is to love our neigh.
Dor more than ourselves. -.Swedenborv
Pride Is IS loud beggar as want, ami
q great deal more saucy. When Won
have bought Qpe fine thing, you must
buy ten more, that your appearances.
may be all Of piece; but II Is easier In
suppress the first desire than to satisfy
all that follow it.-Franklin.
The divine love of the Lord is intin.
lite, his divine wisdom Is infinite; and
infinite things Of love and wisdom pro.
coed from the Lord, and flow into all
the heaven, thence into all In hell, and
from both into all In the world. Those
infinite things that proceed from the
Lord flow not only universally, but ais,
most particularly; for the Divine il
universal, existing in things the most
MISUNDERSTANDING.
All the elements of life and being
come from God, because he alone il ~
himself; all these elements are elements
of his life. impaired TO his creatures To
he their life. We have already said
that this IL true freedom, aud not mora
less true Of freedom than all the other
elements of Divine life. But Il is of the
very essence Of freedom, that what IL
thus freely given should b. freely re-
ceived; should he received by voluntary
acceptance, choice and sclf.determins-
ton. In this truth We have a key which
solves many of the most difficult prob
lens Of human nature and destiny
Theophilus Parsons Deus Homo"
Once the soul, travelling with its spir-
itual guide, which j. Faith, came TO a
bright, happy land where II was eternal
spring, and flowers fairer and purer and
far more fragrant than the flowers of
earth clothed the land in never.iadiny
beauty. And the land WAS peopleI
with the loveliest of the Angel race.
They fioated among the fair forests, and
plucked the sweetest and most beauti-
full of the flowers; then afar OF they
wandered through the infinite realms ~
space, and laid them on the souls Of
those who were to be taken early To
heaven, that they might be more beau
tiful and angel-like in life. Sand this"
said Faith, "is the eternal mission Of
these guardian angels Of childhood; aud
these are they whe died too early to
sim"
Yes, thank God, there is rest-many
an interval Of saddest, sweetest rest
even here, when II seems as IL evening
breezes from that other land, laden with
fragrance, played upon the cheeks and
lulied the heart. There are times, even
on the stormy sea, when gentle whis-
per breathes softly as OF heaven and
sends into the soul dream Of ecstacy
which can never again wholly die, even
amidst the jar and whirl Of waking life.
How such whispers make the blood
stop and the very flesh creep with u
sense of mysterious communion! How
singularly such moments are the epochs
of life-the few points that stand out
prominently In the recollection after
the flood Of years has buried al the
leaving only few rock points visible At
hjph tide IF. w. Robertson.