Sharp County record., 1888-03-08

ona- / ne your mother an
ycu2" And he .oozeI up and
''Ees; TIL try to taf3E i
Please 90 write a long .e+as,
tell her al about il, and send
Of my hair and comfort her p
like 70 have y0u tell her how
fsred-yss, 1 would Ike Won =
for she would feel so for ma
hand while 7 de"
There NAV have been "a -,
galce in her features. but aTt5,1
Of Harrison's Landing and F,-.
roe would have agreed t5at
beaut.fIL; and If any rourb
that ward had iusuIted her. Son.
soldier would have Leaped from IA
gn his best foot, and struck 4,
With i erutch.
Again: I advise Won not +o4
happiness upon the batteries of
is a Door compliment TO vour a.,
many men feel obliged in Won, ;,
to offer uHmeaa.ug conn
Men capable Of elega5,
elaborate c1nvers ti0n a.,
some INES feel called un0n al n,
the irawtu--room to drop taei,
sense and to dole out sicksuing a,
They say things about y0R h, B
about your appearance that vn
and they know are false. T.E
Won are an angel. You know vn,
Determined TO tell the truth IN gs,
store, and shop they consider itb,
to- lie TO 1 woman. The same t
hsv tod Won on thissiis Of the h
-v5m three minutes ago they sad
one On the other side Of the a,
r0om. Oh, let no one tramnls
sci prospect. The meauest tdlgrl
a woman can build her Lappnsg
batteries Of men.
again. I charge you not 70 ds5s
la0uiusss unOu the iisciDla5diu Of n
Liussz. Lhave seen men rs vaafF
l.t-sashi0uad and their eccentric u
v0ur braIuIess f0D is proud Of Bis u
ling froLerias. Fashion s0marimeg \
a reasonable demand Of Us. and n
1-rlr TO Yield to IL. The Iasiss
field have their fashion Of color and
the l0uevsuctles have their ,asn
lar.tr11. aud the su1wdaEes flung
. the winter heavens have their FASH
sx1risituesz. After the summer n
. The szv weds 5ls earth With ring l,I
. bow. And 10 not think We ha7e a
60 de5u.se the s.egauCjss and fash,
/ this world. especially if they
reasonable demands 1pou
/ bus the Iisci7Iaslip and "
/ Of fashion IS death TO
Eot-. and death TO the Soul an
the world .s improving. Lock q
fashion plates Of the seventeenth
/ ri -Lrze1rL centuries, ami T-I vii
. that the world IS not so sE-raTa,ai
/ s--ru1rLluarv now rs 10 was rhsE
. oil the marvellous things that the
I fau-l-er will 10 viii never squa
/ done bv the grandmother. .ro st.l
-1ar back. to The Bible times, al
/ will ind that in those times
welded more terrible scaUtre.
I Rave srLv Co turn 60 the third cha
Isaiah. 2 r1rti0u Of tins Scrlururs
which l once preached TO you s
/ TO read.
1aearse The tlu---ars u Zion Ire
. and walk with s-reICLad-i1rrh leeEs
/ ton ewes. vrLcu- and nLEcir- rs they
~a----g -r-.zLf-- with rl1-r -1eI Ia
/ the Lord VIII take away the bravery
7 -trELEur Ornaments about their feet, a
. glulz. 1rd their round tir-e like the q
. eha1s dLt the bracelets. and 5he nun
/ bourats. L1d The hsadbards. an,t the
ana the earrings. the rings. and the = JOS
[ the ghau-n0b.e suits Of apparel and
ties, and the wtupLes. and 5he 'r-s1-CE
I -llsses. LuI the tine linen md the h1
-he rgILs.
. Only think Of q woman having
On, 7 an --ad the world is getting
and that fashion which was iOuir
. the world o ru.u1usiv 4 other da
. for q little time. for j little degree
. rate. relaxed Us energies. All the
. tgrs and ax-ravagauzl Of this w0rI
I into v0ur robe AMI lung 1var your
[ der can moi wraD peace around you
/ for q single moment. The gaTs5t
/ robe viii utter 10 voice Of COuLJ.
-ls Lav Of trouble aud tarEusss
. woman is g-aliLT dressed, InI on
who 8 wrapped In lh5 robe lt q Sl
. righteousness. The home may I
. numb r., The hat may be 7arv Dl1
. trocr may be- very coarse; but the
/ Heaven settles t1 the room WI
wears If, 11t the taiutest touch
/ rgsLroC-f-1 au-s. viii change -d
-su5 into ralmelt exceeding VIII.
no fuller On earth could VIII
This world its sluc-ed pearl NAY CT
Tvs not The pearl for me;
TTLL dim it's Iustsr in the grave,
I Twill perish N the sea.
But there ; e pearl OF price untold.
Which never can be bought with z
o, that's the rearI for me-
! The snow was very iaeD. and
I still falling rapidly when, fugths Fl
| Jf my Chr stian ministry, last
see young woman die. 1t was
humble home. She vas an Iruh
father had been shipwrscEsd
I banks Of newfoundland. She had
I her own living. As I entered the
[ saw nothing attractive No Dtct
I 5ar 8scrv, not even O cushioned
I The snow On the window caseu
not winter than the cheek Of ttl
-irL 70 was . face never 90 be 20
I Sweetness and majesty Of soul az
/ In God had given her d matchIess
/ and thg sculptor who could have
I the outlines OF those features an.
/ them into stone would have made
I immortal. With her large brown
/ looked calmly into the great star
sat down BY her bedside and said
Now tel. me 4u YOUR troubles,
. rows. and struggles, and doubts
/ replied:
II have no doubts or struggles.
| rLALn -n me. Jesus has .mnnt-