The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-08-01
A aAruRnAY MOTT.

open window and sAytnK that our week's . work Is ended before it is finished. Con- sulsing the ease ot the body and the de- mands of . wearied physical frame ws should rest. Obedient to the spirit that comes and asks us to let the pea run as thought will how wo cannot quit the work of the week till this chapter be written.
 It will surely be that this chapter will be as good seed in many places we now wos not of No maa knows where thought ends. We all know its begin ning, but none can say the limit of it's tile or travel. As seed is thrown from the hand of the sower, SO are thoughts sent out from the brain. Though a thousaud seeds may be eaten oy birds though another thousand may fall upon stones that have no soil into which germinating seed can work it's way, yet the crop comes in time and the people arc supplied.
 One thought that went to the world from the point of our pen years ago has to our certain knowledge saved many young men and young women to happi. ness. Another sent out in its "Saturu .y Night" chapter has brought heaven aud happiness nearer to thousands who groped in the dark, weariiy running for an outlet from doubt. So it is that this chapter will grow vines and flowers over wounded lives and give more than one up-seekiug mortal strength, courage and well meant guidance.
 All the week have we been trying to Ac- complish matter that others have told us was an impossibility. There are fewer impossibllities in the world than we thiAk for, because we do not stop to ,h,nk. Day after day have wc ran here and there after this desired matter Went with desire but no thought. The resalt was tailure-that is for time.
 Tonight we stopped stumbling along, as goes man along in the darkness and waited for light; we came to our think shop where silence vas serene, and where outside noises and tremors of atmosphere do not disturb to the inner sanctums when all is quiet {; where outside intiu. ences are not continually ringing the door bell of the mind, demanding escape by admission.
 I Then thought, all powerful thought came to an unlo aded brain and said tn its low, plain tone, when the fog IS thick, wait for it to hft. Conditions are im- portant agents and factors. Nothing can
 
 feet. DAybIeak does not come till the rising of the sun. Frost is not dispeled till comes the heat. To hlunder along is there. Stop Let the good thoughts, the good angels, who art ever willing to lm- part intelligence. have a chance to touch your stilled brain, and leave their im- pressions as does he who furnishes plans.
 l. rectors in the angel.world than ip this, who are ever seeking the fields Of man ID which to leave their heaven born ideas It is not their fault, but ours, If they are not given opp ,Itunlty 10 plant, Ali ani- mals but man are possessed of instincts , that direct them to food, water and rest. ing places, alre Ady prepared for them by the great mother, nature to man IS gwen intellect. What is intellect it is the link tha enables us 10 know that we are . connected with the spirit world. IL is the ladder up which we can send our pray. CTS, and down which from the at present unseen world come the ans wers thereto It is the golden, electric chord by which we can prove that we are children of our Father, and that all men are brothers, each with individual peculiari,ies as have the flowers of the field, the trees of the forests, the agencies whereby all things can be accomplished. It IS that noun tain up which mortals ascend and down which immortals descend to teach us, in proportion to our willingness to be taught, our desire to excel, our dis position ,o benefit, our actual Sorth as children oi Goa outside of these creeds which are the out births of greed and power for per son ll pTeferment It IS the telephone b / which come messages, ideas. instructions where we have sufficient desire to hear news as to establish conditiona
 By this intellect we arc connected with the de,hed Creator. Faon Iim came the world As m aterializ Ion. Fro n Him comes God splrit-life, which IS DO yer to perform with all of material nsI,er gwen us, be they of the earth or of our o~n. lntelle i has not its ongin ou thus earth, but in the grea, thought world n which this world travels US allotted road. By intellect we secure direcuon and assist. ance. Thus we seek out hoy to mad and produce food. clothing. me ticiae, tools. u:epsils, inventions, etc, wneseoy we multiply ourselves. The world xAs ere .ted for us and we were then cse4ied for II Divine ere Auve dIrecuon IS for all of us who ask II. The busy useful chiidren ot God, who arc in spint-Iiie as trAn.pl 4nta- tions from ths. are only too wIiiing to help us to point out ways to accomplish that which to Diind ma.eu slis,s sec 70 be i'm possibilities. Taey arc ever ready to lead us up higher and h,sner, from valley to mountain top; to ShoS us the way out of, over, through and around diffic ilties if ~e will only nave oar plates clean and hold taem stiii At tunes SO n al correct impressions can be made lead. ing truths and ideas gwen us.
 Thus man can walk the upper and better ways If he wishes 10, can 90 live as to be 10 constant com nuoic Atioa with those who h Ave been here, and whJ kno~ our wants and we eAknesses, and who. having passed on, are never 90 napJy as when 1 helasno kna&e n eaxtn zhn laxA aa and