Telegram-herald., 1888-09-17

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caa-a gsss Eay 1nelsr tAe prsssure.
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lana 81 aeg 5sofs lei-s hoe the kne1cn
lallsllssi IS H. a BFlaSs as oss tbs TivsF oals.
E1t tsers sas ore weak pol1. ln tksf chain
t-l8Ee Taers ssx a mlc4ls bolt th.l wzs 2
focr loa5erta bar thsy dld Eot kno~ hos
u l-h ssrel1ad oa tlzs middle bols * tie
chain nr-tse. ol tue 0peling 1ay q pro.ses-
s.s1 started. iei ca BY 10 buil8sr II tae
tI-1ge. -lI wlen tls frl E1rY wel glE oi tie
procession Eas f4lrly "a Is the 5sloEs broks
All rreciQl .afssl tae nlulutclss Tie lFidgs
was IL n shs excsFr Ia thai uiiddle bolt So
ths triizs * character may te made up a
uiir1ty lnks s-roDq enoagl - hold a mount
al, bit Il tasre be oE.s veal spot. thar ons
roinl unlocked after may bs the destruction
O. everything and what Inulrilndss have
gone dewn Tor al tins and al eternity bs-
cause a ths chain brlige of their character
there vas lacking = strong middle bolt lie
Lal bur ole fault and that U4s ay.riee,
be1re forgery. lie lad bat one fault and
that wa burning thirst for intoxicanz:
hence. his fatal dsbaach She lad but ons
fslll aad that an irogdinate fondnsss Tor
dress. AMI hence her own and her husbands
bankruptcy. Size had but one fault and that
a quick temper; bence the disgrScefui out
burst What 10 all want is 20 have put
around Us q strong ehaln of good influences.
Christian association is a link Good litera-
tire is a link Church mesnbership Is a link.
Habit OF PRAYER Is a link. Scripture research
is a lnk. Faith IN God - link. Put to
gethsr ali these influences Make a chain!
AoE- excellent IS it fer us 10 get into COM
pany better than ourselves. IL we are given
70 telling vile stories let Us put ourselves
among those who will not abide such utter
ance. IL We are stingy let us put ourselves
among the charitable. II We are morose let
us put ourselves among the good natured.
II we are given 10 tittle-tattle let us put our
selves among tbose who speak no AL Of their
De ghbors. II we are despondent let US put
ourselves among those who make toe best Of
thinga II evil Il contagious, l am glad to
say taat good is also catching People coup
into the hill country for physical health. 50
/ il voc would De strong in your soul get your
sell up Of the lowlands into the attitudes Of
the circumstances OF our life we arc not
responsible. For our parentsge we are not re-
sponsibls. For the place OF our nativity, not
responsible: for cur features, our stature,
( our color, not responsible; for the family re-
lation IN which we were born, for our nat
ural tastes, for our montal character, not
responsible. But we are responsible for tho
associates that VIC choose and the moral in
nuences under which we put ourselves.
+ Character seeks An equilibrium. A. B. is a
good man. Y. 2. is bad man. Let them
now voluntarily choose each others society.
T A. 3. viii lose part Of his goodness, and Y.
/ 2. q part OF bis badness, and they will grad
ually approach each other ia character, and
/ will finally stand on TIE same Lowell One OF
I the old painters refused TO look at poor plct-
F ures because, he said, il damaged his style.
\ musician cannot afford 20 dwell among
I discorsis, nor can n writer afford to
( peruse books Of inferior style, nor
al architect walk out among dispropor-
/ toned structures And no man or woman
/ wns ever SO good as 70 be able to afford TO
/ choose evil associations. Therefore / said,
/ have IL ruls OF your lie to go among those
F better than yourselves Cannot find thc1ns
/ Then what pink Of perfection you must bel
/ When wns your character completedf What
a misfortune for tho sanity and angelic Of
heaven that they are not enjoying the i'm
| proving influence Of your socistyl All, il
you cannot find thoss bsstse than yourself, il
/ is because you are ignorant Of yourself.
! Woe unto you, Scribss and PAarissss, hypo-
I critesi
But. ~ Irem.rked in ths cpsaiug in sscrsd
and in al les Of literature . chain means
I not only adornrneet and reyAity Of nature
but sometimes captivity. And suppose there
are thOso in that sense deliberately and per-
+ sisteltjy making a chain Now here is q
/ young man of good physical hearth. good
+ mauners and good education. How shall h9
I put together enough inks TO make chain
I for the down hill rosdl | will give him some
T directions First let him smoke II be cannot
stand cigars, Let him try cigarettes. / think
+ cigarettes viii help him on this read little
rnore rapidly because the doctors say there Is
more poison Ia them, and so be will De helped
along faster, end have The more confidence
in proposing this because about City OF the
first young men Of Brooklyn dur
ing the last year vsre, according 10
tao doctors reports, killed by cigarettes.
Let him drink light wines first, o.
ale OF lager and gradually he viii be abls 70
take so1setainE stronger, and As all styles of
/ strong dring are more and more adultersted,
his progress xiii be facilitated With the
old time drinks man seldom got dellrium
/ trenens before - or 20 years Of age; now hs
I can re. toe madness By TIE time be ia IS.
I Let him play cards. enough money pitt up
! siways 70 add interest to the salna IL the
father sad mother wiH play with him, that
/ Will hefp hy way 4 counte1sncsng the habit.
And it will be such plsssans thing 70 think
over in the day % judgment, when the
parents give account for the elevated man
/ uer n which they have reared their chill
( drrn. Every pleasant Sunday afternoon
take a carriage nice aud stop g. lie hotels on
( ether siis tae road for Sasbata rsfrvsh-
rents Do 10. Ie- tso oA fegy pre-
( iudices a.as-st Sabbath breaking dosui-
+ nae ron Have g uocrberSsiD IA snns
clue wders ll..srtfnes 20 and tel ABOUT ehsir
+ VIGOROUS ssDs, anG iss-a a. loud a. any *
I the7a u dsrski0u q thase who beloaz 70 tks
( sane SIX ~ yc1r SISTER aa1 zother Fstch
7 vcsfr Bibla oveTboars as old fashioned ard
I &c only fsr women nza oaildrsa- Had al
{ the rs szins articles Sat Put CsrfStianisJ
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