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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-10-17
Everyday Life.

II is said that Beethoven when bob ,I
completed one of his grand music
compositions was accustomed to tet
on an old harpsichord, lest a more nal
feet instrument might flatter it or Nal
its defects. Many are unwilling to mi
the results of their labors to any sns|
test as this, preferring to be decejvl
and to deceive others with outward II
pearances. 4
With reference to human charac.er
may be observed that those traits tbl
most entitle us to the love and estcpl
of men, and which honor US most in M
sight of God, are not always revealg
on notable occasions and by extraoI
binary events, but manifest themselv1
IN the quiet course Of everyday iii
This is the old harpsichord that tri]
the character on its real merits. 1t
one thing to appear great in the midi
of popular favor and worldly s%ucccsse|
and another to carry a noble, generod
and magnanimous spirit amid the wo|
ries, a%nxieties and petty trials tI
spring up along the path hour by hod
and day by day.
Ruskin has truly said that '.greatns1
is the aggregation of miputeness.n
is the sum of little things well dod
that constitutes, as u whole, q reall
useful and noble life. 1t is not thoI
who wait in idleness for some chand
opportunity to distinguish themselv|
and do the world q great service vii
are likely to be the benefactors Of u
race, but rather those who proced
earnestly about heir daily duttd
"doing with their might what Ind
hands find to do" There are but id
to whom it is given TO discover NJ
continents. to do an act that fres
race from bondage, to utter though
that stir the heart Of mankind, but it
given to each and all to pass each d
of life so well, SO nobly, so truly,
faithfully, so near to God, that all i
is lifted up, and all the world madcb3
ter by such living and doing.-N
Observer.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-10-17
Wise Sayings.
"A Christianity without mystery
as unphilosophical as it is unscrptur

"A Christianity without mystery
as unphilosophical as it is unscripturl
Angus.
To an honest mind, the best pei
quisites of q place are the advartagl
it gives a man of doing good.-Adaso1
The various Bible societies Of y
world last year printed and purchase
for distribution, 2,115, 765 copies OF II
Scriptures. This does not indics|
much diminution in the zeal OF II
church, Current.
Parents should so impress the
children with their cody lives that y
children will in after years say:
there are bat two Christians in n
world father is one and mother is Il
Other. "-Bdptist Weekly.
The humble man zee himself
his true and proper relations both
God and man. Looking to the formo
he sincerely says: II nothing have.
nothing am" His humility clothes ny
in a robe which is beautiful in the sig
of men, because it is woven in u
looms of Heaven,-Zion's Herald
How often in our childish ignoraal
we are at the very crisis of our gr.1
when, if our spiritual sense were not
dull, we should see the heavens tle1
selves all luminous over us, ana MI
the songs Of the angels! How o'1
would the very facts which cause Us
despair, if we could only read arsal
inspire us with courage and hoppe
S. e.. He1rick.
Sincere Christians walk the eall
with the mien and bearing OF immol'a
although the rays of spiritual nal
which stream forth from the DuFna
spirit within often do but illumlne
weakness of the body which encascs
OF such it is literally true that wl1t'Aj
they live. they live unto the Lol";
whether they die, they die unto the Ivy
Canon Li0dOM
Tho value of "spare minutes Is
fully appreciated. What is DONE
thought and said in the nomen.s
leisure has great influence in the lo,;n
ton of character. The compann1
ships and ann:ssrnents OF the s',n
boy in his spare minutes affect a,V
deeply his life than the hours sp"ni
porting over books. So OF the dlvel hoy
and associations of the vacation ND
of men of business. Take care u
spare MISUNDERSTANDING.
He who directs his life well a"'
stands the best sort of grammal' ,,1
speak from the heart and tell llo
is very good logic, and will ser'v
well for rhetoric also. He VINO is'un
a long Of good actions S', wtd
well in arithmetic, and the man n
life is starry with virtues IS i - ed
astronomer. This is the kino !" ha1
cation which all people ought W
: German Writer Of the 7hsTses'N"
tury.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-10-17
Prospecting.

''Come in," said the fourth floor
LAWYER as the boy raped on The door.
Say, mister!!"
"Wellg:'
Are you going to burn coal this win
ter:?"
Il may"
Then you'll have to buy some"
Perhaps"
"And you'll have to have it carried
up
Shouldn't wonder"
"And I'd like the job"
The lawyer locked his hands back of
his head and looked out of the window
for q long time without a word in reply.
The boy put in his time looking around
the room, and when the Silence had be-
come painful he said:
"Well goodbye. If you get a case
this fall, and get any money, and buy
any coal, and don't want to carry it up
yourself after dark, I'd like the lob.
You a remember I'm the boy who
spoke to you. I've got red hair and two
bolls on my leg, and | feel awful sorry
=: poorfolks. "-Detroit Free Press.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-10-17
RELIGIOUS.


With ,oyo1s haste along the busy street,
Close IN rho Masters steps. Anselmo went;
But seeing one in need, he stayed his feet,
And words of cheer with kindly service
b!ent.
..Thanks, brother, for thy help!' tAc stranger
cried;
NAV He who Ioveth love thy soul reward!'
Rut Searching near and far. Anselmo sighed:
.AIas! in ~tarrying J. have lost my Lord
Yet while he spoke his heart within him
For, 10! spart, beneath the palm-tree's
shade,
The Master, waiting, toward His follower
turned
And gracious answer to his %grieving made:
~For know" He said, mo thus shall hin-
drance be:
For loving deeds but draw thee nearer
Me-"
-lIdry 3. SleiOht.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-10-17
their own pitifur phrase.

their own pitifu1 phrase, "ljto s.
Two other ladies' Joined NJ.
nent, and this was the foun MS Ted
the well-known House Of IMastloa }
which so many lost women hhaercy, }
rescued, to lead good, helpful I i've bed
Most OF tho largest orpbann.ses'
this country have started in 4hases i
manner. The noble charity car Tne SAM
Fresh Air Fund.-" by which i hal III
Of thousands of poor children hnanorei
taken out Of the rocking, sultry hat ns|
the cities to the country, for > neat 4
of life and health, began with ~ chang
tation of one good woman 70 .,le lnv1
little beggggars to her own home couple
There n many women asn...
young, single women in this c rr,sl!]
who have leisure, wealth and a S wisb \
serve Christ and the poor and ;mm m,sa I
about them. They picture o-r snoraa
forms. and sigh for some vast n nrvas f 9
ing. on which their zeal can snae1 \ \
self. Usually, the years slip Sp awss \ \
Vic pictures never ara y !"
lied, and the zeal expands itse 1fa !!
signs S''''
Let them begin with one little Of,
and if they are sincere, it will w v1t1
and deepen beyond all their hopesS 'Us'
An American clergyman visitinr T.
gland lately, states that the c E, ~,
there has learned that men will nn n4's .
brought to lead a religious life j., y
mass; hence it sends out separate m III
sionaries. and establishes aeencio NY y
each class. ~
The great work is done by a thoussr
little agencies. unfortunately, fs
Christians are willing to lay a sinai
brick in the great temple; they all wan
to be architects, if not to control fl
whole building Youths Companion y
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-10-17
TO

All communications fol- this parcr should be accom-
ranicd by the name OF the author; not necessarily fe
jaat Of the writer. Write only on one side OF the pa
per. BE particularly careful in giving names and date
" have the letters and figures plain and distinct. Prop
CT names are often difficult 10 decipler, because OF ti
careless manner in which they are written.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-10-17

Many of next winters fashions will
be almost an exact reproduction Of the
styles and patterns OF the year $780,
a. y. Pos.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-24
The uorsiar.saa and tn >.saaia.

To- a bath - ihs a1ra n. uae p
iay. o., bs .u- ias 50; naGur ~uA geo
revealed law 81 col Not ist de
,psLol. nj b : fss ss.,s q &. aNu 1
urss. far mrrr anusrutrst 'ut hse i1f
rc.i - ls-iy AMI mind Coz FFrtaAl Fv-
.ircshulent. or shs .sseisl ,sfv ausl uur-
turo - ht, higher aad ms i'r hs
His also iur Tie Hst ga ns~at -
home aui th" py.sl,rsvs -; dun~st
and iamiv lie Lot lae SsklDs man
h~warr Il t.os- who v aui a pave
him e 1Ais day o' peN~C. ralrt Sec
plea that Er u"s.ts anHttsrusrut NtsG
unce the Sabbath Is rsHi 81 "i its Is--ul
lar aud sscu+i character. wh~n ths
bar. asv once rrtony~i that separate N
from the f~s,tlc-'. .-lhsh. ersvpi1g rFiu9
that devote -HrTy sock tat @" EaHs
mon. 10 ihr mad na- after uvs''a au'i
luxury. when tbs spirit hnsli, atsass
IA a IT, iurce ntsn th~ oieor a1srs
aud institutions uf the Sa,lsatH. tiasu
The time j. n hsni ~hrn the piils'sn~s
vii keep grinding. The sp ni.rs hum
ming. ths forge glowing. tbs anSils
sounding aud hasd aud unc"aains lal-of.
"a IN no day 10 fcsi. ~Ii be The iut II
vu'kins.man. No man who IL an
enemy To the Sabbath das can t~ 81
the sam. time \ friend Ia ia. SorEng
men. ~ }. GhsrrfsF
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-24

brakes did their work in cfTcc;;nx .s=e
halt.
The fireman was badly scaN.i-
reported the press next dayC bu, tram
and passengers hv The her.
lsm OF n.er.'
Inc words flashed along the wires
ovet land anil ocean: were So, mp in
startling type in hundreds Of newspsP-r
ofices white be who did not know hero
ism by name was breathing his last on
3 mattress laid on the yellow-paintei
floor of the room he lad seen so
clear when the e~ngine-ihrob and
piston beat played Homc. Sice,t H0ma.
The sunshine that had followed the IN n
touched the VIII te cheek of the opened
Ills before falling on his sight - eyes
and charred right hand.
When they brought him in he krcw
whose silent tears dropped o fat upon
his face. and The poor burned lips
moved in n husky whisper. The wife
put her ear close To his mouth no; 10
lose his dying words:
II uas afraid yoI uo4t6 Sc that Uc
Das dire. From The aiaier. Ihop
you -didn'i-Wake Junior The boy
who had begged his father 10 h. n hero.
Huron LaTdad. ia Hiic .itcake.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-24

vsv ,snleviy. ~ q wsIi srsassis isss
dsst anA - al Esu~ a ahi5<. after .
fsshhps. "a harsz sa ~ shsste. Is dos
10 livs sai ah&ie "a dsvise "a nEs I've
and shste lsas go prsniss. ovsr
sEsinss sab 49, hssie fstest so~es -
lytn<. Hot on' st-i~e hgs Ess4tsss'
u isrs IN tsa tAsasAnI bsAFts "a ws3l
"a a Snsrs. a. g~h = rs~ ~ ffrsh "a
fraEraar~. az Sol TAffz' - tho ssal "a
stvT = wss AZ ESQ -rN<s .0f
even ogT rsvswFTs f1- aastrr fhss
kFzt@"A8 f~~a @ sfAs4 snf sas
< ~1HErss 'Af~sf = as sac ~v- -
The GxSA The grass ~ Aai tAe
-pwsr shercs; tajvsa Arst sut tAs
wozsi ~ tk1 iuFi ~uf-ra f
Ike wori cf t.-~i a va =. -
DeuaosfAsnos or co.
.gA~cA~s usas ssHs ra,fs .l
bat eaa g. oe=cT ies4 ms1 - :
isoa a. ,ac dass ;f w
ircsh ani ,iFons Ne e f r--l
lses sol brvz;hrs Hsrs s,H &C. f-
and hfvafhcs @gh tAs hses.n
spirit O. the lt4uE S~l Es $50
@ervf 80 Sc f@Traas& frfa@s .As
81. s-crrs nf - iuus.Ftz. s4A
= tie >ptTE Sat gui ro~ a
wcuis that / sAs unfs 30 .s-F s
spirit All tiscy 1fc Is ~ l -
ADJ Virgil pas,a al NJ .saa. 80 ~
tSiic. ssnxra. iA--aS5os znsi Es
ihrmos,srar.. C5fvFa Art l3irk~ b. -ar
p, sad lie. h - 3~Al W
srcaksth tut ~ 80 saih.F te
hlb!c. sal a: bm s,-s~. e caa r.
''ii~. br.ag al4sr tvf s~p~Nkst.A H.
might. Go'. ssca tho Lld hs.4
.p,kru- snI sg~sksth ESP I $50
he skal dols .g-ak -ha,l 2 -
The syv1 ~ Gel nlst uss rast aet
utles ~oks tut hr hi~nf aatf
ul;h :hc Hlb}e lie mssrs ta
With d.. lofia. ~ c-. Nal va
hts l.sius poser llc brras srs, rua "a
Il GA The living s1uL apsl thus cu
nsca'cs tie lie stsraNL ~, &s
a. sss
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-24
ClOakS and Wraps.

The imported cloaks and wraps
surpaSs in magnliicence n cN-
travagence those Of any previous season.
Bright colored long pile velvet c.oaSs
show designs in deep sunkcn satin line.
and these are lined with the richest
quilted satin Innings and trimmed with
fringes that must be seen To be fully
appreciated. They are simply superb.
Some of them are fifteen inches deep
and yery full. The = are three or four
varieties III n piece of fringe. one
placed above the Oiher, varying and
changing colorS. and mos. of these are
made and shaped exactly Ia Il IN and
out the different curves Of the garment.
A black and gold velvet bro,aded
carriage cloak is lined with gold satin
and trimmed with the richest chenille
and Jet fringe. This reaches 10 the
foot of the dress. A long black velvet
brCcade is combined with plain velvert
and trimmed VITA black fur. An evening
or reception cloak is also long. cut
three-quarters, fitting with n large
{ iple box plat, set in the lower part
Of the skirt. and is composed OF al
ternate rows of white satin. Oriental
embroidered. an deep garnet velvet
The fringe trimming matches all tire
colors of the embroidery. 1t is lined
with pearl satin. quilted. An evening
WRAP in a peculiar tint Of pale green
velvet is borderei with n wide hand OF
fur of tie mo- delicate feathery APP
pearancc. shaded from a pale gray to
white. The form Of this maDti Is YER
odd and entirely new. 1t is line with
a small figured brocaded silk in a
unique combination If colorS, and thu
lining is bordered with a flourcing oil
rich white lace. Many of the street
mantles are also very elegant. A cash
mere brocadel wrap Is snort al the
back. with long tabs in front. AM has 4
trimming made TO match the s5ape and
colors of the rich fringe above described.
the lining is bright red quilted surah.
Ilressy little NANTES in gray. blue, ana
other tones of colors have long points
and other designs formed in the bacs
with very narrow black and gold brad,
and Dor ere with fringes of chen lie.
silk. gold. and silver combined The
materials and colors are 50 blendcd
as TO .orm a ladylike. rich- and effect
i've garment. CGarming little NANTES
of ruby and prune-brocaded velvet n c
shown and the trimmings are marvel
ously beautiful.-Brookiyn Eagle
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-24
Religious Reading.
rHg Is pARS.

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sor tear rs sstksrs4 Gzrss~ss Sss -
gfU sfs
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Z thra a. Q b~&utr - fhr kSE ss
in f1si fas . stkns aAw3 SO svS b.
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, ron sVrry sFs H~ 2 - A>-y rAa fsss
4ecn ~ar a. s~na4J s&s - sfA@s -
sFA -.
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E~s 81
Al elsss. So ua.A. ~ss @svis=sai
frr
E.sosi.as Hin asr Hra 90 saAa.ra SAL
r.
No ~s~iai e-r~ or sr~s shGa ;s~a ~s-rsia
Tee -sIik- Eoz~rs 20 80 bear - tF-t1
T.sa tA-y H srs- nese ihsa 80 as aaiss
s+an1.
gu- .uTr : tar rurr So 0f -haf al
IL &C arr fsIssfsI 30 fkk. - - srfn-
Ssu IVA tb~ .Ar,4sa oF tEaAst4i sc
"~.buta tf,~ -hl.~ ci- Insd Aoth .av.
" then darker gross tie xooE - oar 80
nsay
uh hn3s isft-- frs~.g iA-si sz3 rr~na
Thua ;r.t - "a bitt.s rau snrY "a rs ~cL
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A1l a. a. t-s; ~Hs uAkr if soss - tFrf
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.l al caTh .AAiuas *. tctsFv las iArti
Taos . l4s.sa. a. ts~ts"4A
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-24

Dr. Samuel F,rr was = kAr-cc.
eoarse. sel-willed man In spes;y he
was \ iyranf ~ho foani-snch Ma The
awe eve tel by his learning asi,h fear
Of bis saiirc-ready-m made slaves. eager
to worship h5m.
II have -cca. writes IN English
sn,hor. The daughter q: = Duke ilsht
his pipe \; h!s command. AL b~held
the proudc,t officers quail Caae. The
dread OF his ssilrc"
The DOCTORS self.wIil VA never A.
lowci 20 rust IL wa- used every day.
tie Commanded. and eve sd ''Nul
II b. Agreeable tn YOU IN do ialss
The doctors wiilfulncss once y.
tered . lad = Il won t. AMI Whs 10
featcd. She va. \ gentle. winning la'lV.
50 intu.ii,ely polite that she you'd ~;
help beng couriesJJis 10 n str"-.-
sweeper
The doctor was Al inveicratc smoker.
and brought hA pipe int, ever c'u'-
PAW where lie was invited. He would
call upon the prcit ct girl IN the rs'fn.
using the coarse rpiIh"ts 'Isdc. "hU~
~. .wench." to light his pipe. Aal
she humbly obeyed hifp.
The doctor admired "a GENT" LADY.
and one day st = part wh"re BE Ma
an honored guest. oricrei her win;
'.Come hiiher. wsnch. Light III. PIPE,
nls. first clean 10 oct with til, taper
finger
She a, still. A. 4 she had not heard
tie order.
Come. hussy'' be said. 'Dr. raIr
command l. thee
mo. doctor. ! 10 noj choose - "br,
YOU" answered the lady, IN silVcry
tones.
The company stared: the hos, looked
a. il she had broken the soc!a. code.
"'hoos" exclaimed the dptor. IFS
brows lowering over his deep gray ewes,
but | cornmari'
You have no right. doctor. 90 cont
manG. We are tree here; AMI |. for
one. will not Obey answered the loft,
low voice, ~ gently a, Il conyer,ing.
Then depart excl aimed the
doctor. waving his hand toward tho
door. whl- hi, face WA >uiiu>cd " IN
the brick-du,t Tcdnoss of modification
and passion.
II : al, not sir. You have no rigi,
10 tell me to depart replied the mid
voice.
\ deep silence followed. The other
GUESTS trcmblcd in apprehension ~ the
bursting OF the storm. The doctor
looked AT her. and thcn-bur,t into =
loud. long laugh. He had met on.
woman who dill not quail before .hn
aWtgl DIR. parr. and oycr whom he
could not play the social " ant.
Thou art 4 wench." he began try n
10 make his retreat.
No. Doctor interrupted the sweet
voice. - must decline those appella-
,ions. You have no right TO al ply
them 10 me-
Why, then. YOU are my enemy
he cried. not knowing what TO say.
nless. Doctor she responded.
softly. lyon give me better ressoa
than YOU haye done to consider YOU my
iricn ="
From that dav she went by the nlmc
of DIR. PARIS enemy ~ he himself
giving her the title. But he never went
To Il party among their mutual friends
but he asked that his enemy should
be invited TO meet him. \ curly re-
spect marked his ann toward her.
She was taken i'll. Every day the
naughty. sclf-wil,ed person rode Up TO
her door To ask the horse keeper
solemn questions aoout the iuvaId.
and showed generosity a well a. At
lection toward her. -Iou.h's Tom
pdUlOR.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-24
barring Sin.

Thor src some prrs"n. who think H
much ct.er tn bur, n Elm than Ia repeat
81 H. Bot IL i. a very hard thing 80
hale a sin. IL - like hsdsng -resi ot a
root In the gropid. II ira~. sirrngth
IN q. con~ealmenL. and finally. pu.h *
up through the soil. brings forth trusi.
thirty. sixty. aud n hundred fold. SIN
j. not dead en"g III Ia bs safely buried
I. j. like s1loul.iering fame. 81 - lkr
n poisonous seed b. Will work ruin Ia
IT, conc.almcnt. aud finally bresk oui
into opea uDg"iunss.. an,, destroy on
every hand A sin p.eti, to be- DRAGGED
out ol its hiding pace. and c%Kt.fpafrsi
Hiding il only gives IL a frr.a hold
''Nho@o coyerrth hi. sins .hsli not
prosper. hut be- that -.,ni.sss;h and for
'sketh th"m shaI have mercy "-Chns-
ts1a Adf o.sIfr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-24
Chelre Estraet.

The impossibilty 81 proving that
Col does sOt eNIst reveals to no hts
cxisieucs.-La Dr. gcrr
-t;oi hears no more than the hrart
sprak, and l. the heart /. dum,b. tod
corta My ALL 30 ,lsai-ExcAaaye.
-t.urca Caroline with = diamond
wrote on the visdoa ~ her palace
Lord. MIKE others great keep IN %
noc"nt.
-1to%~ who undersiani ;he value -
time treat 4 IA prudent people do che
money ibsy maze n little ~ y .Dns
way. HaHUag.
W .ai;h il Ike a bird :. hope Al
DAY. from man to man. n tia. 10Th
from tree Ia tr-e. aHsi nons can say
~hsy- 10 wili roJzt NJ nigh1=T A4~taa
IL would he sanitary II special Gun
phsss were given TO tie lnluas tioa that
right living ia the now j. the yrea. Bres.
%. the ag~. aud the bsst assurance ~
s~curiy AMI is.iciiOas attainment when
Tine RELENTLESS msssspgeF from i-sossd
the river cali. -Faryo Ssa tsY Ary4s
The man who &, nj; religion. h.
feeling j. not Religions NJ nj ~ ang
genuine ssnss ct the word Hniiyiga 4.
n ruling principle. are knos but . /.
si-o n ruling passion aad IL mast .,
the last. "a osslsr to hr The first H. la.
its cat and scspisr in tsgsh the ia.ri.
.eci and the .n.atAyos. and can no.
sway the one ahblsn ~ withoit .~aY
ing ths other do not smother. do 70,
NEGLECT. The feelings # you ~lsh log ,
p8sty thai: mold. the ehar=ssrr AMI
guide. the ii:s-C&r.ssaa Ia>Iex
One o: the grea; mistakes of lie
20 sac oar smiles add PLEASANT ~orl.
ani - npafhy sor other soals ;Aas
;hoss no~ w1th ns. and other time
ihsa the present iisrr'a tie. ,hs ei...s
cause oi regrys a. ~rvvseEin, the p..
lie who MAKES lie \ mere t-,;a-a ~
anticipation 81 ngh; doing All have
oaly = Vsry Encotn surfab pr.-sen. >,
I've -. and = VERY regr-tisi pss, IN
looE rack upon While Nns~ysr maj.
existence a EiIing Il pzssiny n,1uaent,
With trnds and ~ouis ADD thes,-bss a.
soTs toward tha-e aruunsi him Srds o.
ihsTesn znd 10 shadow OF r~-rs. IA All
Toe -Cs@oasD Standard.
-Iserr . = vide DISTINCTION b.tx~.,
the EaEesl and ths usr~aiyesI H..
& - F3fsArA IN fHa
AZ. AMI the sfeiiiss-t planning ior hfs
nnbusi hss1>s. are both d~alln~ uI,a
shat = not: bgi theirs the lkeaes.
Gods Tss dseaiacs dram I. 49,
TIE areaitee;s plan = a-nrsaisxsa. ths
one - not yet. tbs other Is never to hr
10 overlook ikAs distinction : 10 ~oa-
l1and is worker 9TH las ;dler a.
h,~sF Ia. imaginative 10 the level a
the imaginary. D~egIsng mach non
1ho narsaa-tAs unreal caazhf irom
n~1saasrg 90 theassr-goiay. or &C.
sa-.- 'f.sa = mere unimprosed lsnag-
sung The un-eaIixed-the u-nr..,i<..,
sii.inmsnt in knoxledge. or in excl
seree m character. OF In d-ex~la.,ns,.
"a christian grsee-proiue.s mental
ana spiritual growth The former Il |.
hopeless state, the latter b = sainfr3
PrvcSA-6 s zsmes. "