The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-26

SCIENCE, are the results of study, and
they are called educationl Education
alone docs much to refine and ennoble
mans aspirations, still ii must be
combined with morality to pro-
duce the effect for which man is ces-
tined. The beauty OF the passions is
not true beauty, so the education
which is deficient in morality Is not
true education. But unite the two,
morality and education, and then it Ia
the link which binds together these
nations so diverse, uniting them ali
IN one common cause to fight the bat
tie of hidden knowledge, and in the
ena TO gain q glorious victory. Itnies
on golden wing waiting the sweet
breat OF language into every cline,
teaching mankind the dear old rule OF
"loving one another.n Sometimes IL
seems to elude our grasp and wave and
Haunt a tantalizing shadow before
our aching, longing eyes and
on the ebb and flow OF this mystic Wis
ION we seem to hear the ords, "Seek
ana you shall fndn flung back TO us
w fairy-ltke, witching whisper. Our
restless nature demands that we
should ever Ue seeking 10 learn new
Things. That fblue" above that smiles
go lovingly upon us that we call it
heaven. We scarcely know ANYTHING
purer aud v nile gazing upon it &
seems 10 breathe into our hearts lit
le ~ the happiness of that heaven of
which it seems to form part, and
thus eieysting our aspirations 10 the
lniTuie ana eternal. Education is
Ii Nc those fairy wreathes ot mist,
which rise Ike hoaJing psradises from
on a nOonlit summer sea, tiuging and
caressigg all objects with wierd
IDEAL tuV0iiness, which AZ last settles
over ONE favorable haunts like q star;
like d bridal veil, which its glories and
virtues seem only the more tasciuat-
ing But FIR what is al this prepare
tioD? Lille is finished long before edu.
cation, for cart is long and time Is
tleeuug.' Then IL not for life it's for
farewell, and something which comes
after life, for
'Tndt something still which prompts the
eternal ST. h,
For which we bear to live or dare 10 die"
Yes, lhen education prepares us for
farewell. Life may smile win glad,
ness, hearts may break with sadness,
| Hell may give all for education, We,
time Is ringing a bell which breathes
/
education tells rs how hard it is TO say
t1gi word--how hard TO clasp loved
| usuG that has guided us through
| ehlldhOod's years, knowing 1t is the
| Ia, time, while the "goOd -byeh i.
wrung from cur reluctant lips How
| lard TO look into those eyes which
have never deceived us and feel tina
never again will we be permitted I,
I hai al frtN
otter, bitter Go leave the home which
has sheltered our childish heads ant
hearts rom the many dangers ant
e. tat JLs of the hooking, falls
world o EducaNOn! You tell II
what we lose, out you never will I'M
fold Inc future!
All, mother! The name that love best
The name that breatheS Of Heaven an
rest;
o! say y0uplnot forget us quite,
| When we TWO girls are out OF sight.
For three lon years you've guided me;
30, / must cross an untri'd sea
\ ca gave the key and shOWed the way
That leads on TO eternal day
But whom Pm gone and Ou're OF near
To help He on ana life 80 cheer
When no Kind Mother walks near by,
Then with the pget true III cry;
"Myw win rs bUndsmuu TO the dark;
4 ( SIT within helmless bark"
But, oh! VANISH this dream, Il
dream 10 must be, and cone bac
r. ChildhOod's hours, with The san
8 dear, sweet guide as Of Old. Con
back! DID / say H.? Never. The
b. have gone, nias! They have gone, ~
3, forever! And with them sOmetiii
else hiss gone; ,ur there was once
i sweet angt walked across those floor
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