Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-07-04

implied the grandeur and potency Of tho vii
power on which alone faith can rest. Chris
was the champion Of freedom; His life wN'
' the embodiment Of freedom. The Nazarcut
was buiieted, and Tortured and mobbed. but ht
was master of the situation, through being
Master of HIMSELF No unOrgani5ed or orrani.
zed human power could meet Him on His owr
lofty plano, and because they could not com
prehend Him, because Of the heresy Of theii
ignorance they murdered Him. Was Christ a
failure in consequence No, thousand times
no. His splendid example is that Of an uncon.
querable manhood, through which II is ON
privilege to grow into an iuvinciblc womanhood
and mauhood.
mot finished" Around, above, beyond
there Is much to explore. Science continues Ia
unfold the great secrets Of universal nature.
Indeed through the progress Of knowledge, II is
said, That the average length Of life has in
creased three years within the last half century
IL Is too violent supposition to say there MAJ
be things in nature to cure old age itself
Without doubt science holds many secrets, that
II known, would pretnng our Youth and lifo
The thought may be ridiculed. but does moi
Panl predict time when death shall he over.
come and man shan be the master nf all ma tei7
mot finished" What mighty changes have
taken place In the last half century changes
aud revelations so supendnus iu their charac.
ter that tile mind is lost in wonder. Who Of
the wise men OF fifty years ago would have had
the temerity to predict that trnnsportatio
bI
the continent ot the rate Of forty to sixty miles
per hour with steam as the motive power that
the Atlantic could be crossed in less than ten
days that with the suns agency the human
likeness could be transferred to the card board:
| that electricity shnuld be the messenger To
convey Intelligence between the most distant
points with the rapidltv of thought itself, that
Fthe nttermost parts Of the globe could thus be
brought together in communion that this same
wonderful agency would light our cities as
with the light Of day. and through its iastru-
mentality one friend could converse with
another, though many hundreds of miles sepa-
rate them. and with such perfection that even
the tome of voice could be recognised? These
are only a. few Of the great inventions and
mighty changes that have been brought abou /
| through tie freedom of thought and the potency
Of the will.
Intelligence is the result of this constant in
terchange anil progression. The mighty dis
c"veries of the past imply that there are yet
| une1plnred sources compared with which Those
| NJ the past fifty years may be trivial Tie few
| wonders in electrical science that have been
revealed suggest infinitely greater wonders
than have been vet discovered. What diacnv-
cries vet await MS nnne can tell. Who Is pre-
pared to say that it is not in tile power of
electrical science In elevate the entire race toa
higher position, to more noble condition
| Who is repaired To say that /, NAV not redeem
vast areas oi laud now covered with ice and
transiofm them into fertility and vcrdure 7
who is prepared tn snv TINT electricity may
not vet be used to modify the entire climate of
sn hu '"u ''h''r' 'ue "o''' '"e" Perpe'na'
| Intelligence, Progress, Truth! These are
the tallsma ne words that must lit womanhoud
and manhood to higher and stilk higher planes
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