Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-09-03

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~ ou. .n.y are uous appoih'eu liihiS
:. .oio'' " pIoAen neart.
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oo1 ene eonhort 10 others iney may
'aiA very oeau'huiiy' ana tney may giVeyou
"s.eA' ue''i VI Poesic sehtiineht' ous "niie
poe'ry % perfume tnat siiaeiis sweet IL makes
very Poor save. II you nave agra'e IN
your pa'n~ay, ana someDody comes ana
eoVers -. IL All over WIN nowess, 1 Is grave
ss~ inose VINO nave hot nao eriei taehi-
sei'es Ano" no' 'ne mystery Oh broken
.iear@ iney kho" not tne meaning OF chilu-
ies'ness, anu ,he having no one 10 put 10 oed
at hisn1' or tne standing III room where
e'ery oooA anu picture ana door ~ iuii Oh
ii'eli'orieS uoor 'ha' "nere sne sa', 'ne
cup ou' Vi "nicn sne arank-tne pace
where sne 5000 at tne door ana
ciaPPed her hahos-the odd ngurS
tnat sne scriooied-the oiocks sne ouiit into
mouse. an no; you must nave trouble
yourseii before you can comfort trouble In
osners ous come an ye VINO nave oeen oe
reit ana ye VINO nave peeh conferred III
your sorro"s, ana STAND around tnese amicted
Souls, ana say 70 them' haa that very
Sorro" IN SELL uoo coniorteu me, ana ne
VIII comfort you anu that Will go rignt 10
tne spot In o.ner words 10 comfort others
we must nave iaitn IN God, practical expert
ence ana sood, souhd common sense.
but tnere are tnree or Iour Considerations
that VIII orins TINS morning TO those VINO
are sorro"iui ana distresseo, ana that We
can always orihS 10 thenl, knowing that
they VIII erect cure ana tne nfst con-
aoera',on IS tna1 uoo senGs our troubles IN
love oi'en near people IA tneir troubles
say, my wohder wnat uod mas against
mei lhey seem 10 thlhk Iod mas some
gruoge against lnem because trouble ana
misfortune nave cofhe on no. 10 you not
remember .nat passageoi scripture, nom
tne Loru lose'n ne cnas.enetnr eniid
eoihes IN Win very oau spnnter III its
hana, ana you try 70 extract IL IL Is very
painiul opera''oh. me chii9 draWs oacN
rom you, ou' you persist lou are gong
70 taAe thae spiheer OUT, 50 you take tne
ehiid Win agensie pot hrin grasp tor al
though there may be pam IN 1t, the splinter
must come out And IL is love that dictates
it ana makes you persist. MY friends,
really THINK that nearly all our sorrows In
tins world are only the hand OF our Father
extracting some thorn II all these sor-
rows were sent py enemies wousd
say, arm yourselves against them; and, as IN
the tropicai chimes, when a tiger comes down
from the mountains and carries on child
from the village, the Seighoors band together
and so INTO the forest and hunt the monster,
50 would have you, II thought these mis-
fortunes were sent by an enemy, go out and
battle against them But no; they come
ffom a Father SO KIND, so lovirg, SO gentle,
that the prophet, speaking OF bis tenderness
and mercy, drops the idea of father. ard
says, AS one whom his mother comforteth,
so Will comfort you.
Again remark, there Is comfort In the
thought that Uod, oy all TINS process, Is gong
to make you useful DO yoa know that those
who accomplish the most for God and heaven
have all been under the harrow! Show me
man that has done anything Tor Christ In
this day, In public or private place, who has
had no trouble and whose path mas been
smooth. AN, no.
on.o "eu. tn,ousn .n az iaeuofy anu
saw 'neln 'aAe 'ne oaIs ol iron anu lnrus1 a,,
,nen in.o 'ne terrioie furnaces inei,
oesweated Worhnen with iong longs s.iireo
tne oia1e. ineh lney Drought ou1 oar 0, iron
snu pu. =. ii'o u usuiie hia9nhe' anu 'nen
sney pu. ~ oe'"een JAWS Una. %. !. III IVAN.
great hammers swung by macbinery-each
one half ton in weipht-tbat went tbumpi
thumpl thumpi II that iron could have
spoken, it would lave said, "Why all this
seatingi Why must be bounded any more
han any other ironf' The workmen would
have said, I'VE want to make axes out of
you, keen, sharp axes-axes with which to
bew down the forest. and build the shin. and
erect houses. and carry on a thousand enter
prises of civilization. That's the reason we
pound YOU" Now, God puts soul into the
furnace of trial. and then il is brought ont
and run through the crushing machine, and