The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-04-14

nnfms of temper. George IL. VI Iuh
~ was called crazy by the charitable: {
"a Of Bavarla no longer busies himself },
= peeliue potatoes. He was really the I
10 useful king on earth.
Iha present car Of Russia has 1f,gh''
x ats Of rage.
he position of king Is UNNATURAL af-
ink we all join in the poets
40 moro giants, God, w.,
~ ata the race at once. we ask
N rth just our strength, our human
xus go esn iss,rly, all equipped alike,
ann IKE. ali eagle-eyed, rue-hearted-
SeaisNe cannot beat thy angels yee.
a man placed in an unnatural, artl-
fetal station must get out OF order 10
hodv and mind and spirit. The oio
I'M nut ont the eyes OF Zadekiah, but
hafnret he did 1t made him use his eyes
n the last time in seeing his own sons
mt to death. He had become so cru
e that ordinary cruelty did not satisfy
him. He was proud the bricks that
antiauarians find Ia his great city an
~ ve his monogram on them. lie
was fond of saying "Is not this great
Habvlon that have built by the might
az nv power aud for the houor OF my
msiestv?n He was struttng around
ana initiating his lungs ana saying
these pompous things when joa
fell on hun. He was not killed. ne
was put into kind OF life that wou'o
make him over. go -
= When q horse has been stai'-ieu
rood while. and blanketed and groom
ed. It does him good to take his SHOES
OF and turn him out. Let him &"
hack to, natural conditions. Let him
be a wild horse for awhile: There is
health 10 it,. After living In restau-
rants and hotels yeara after year one
likes TO bite into crab apple or raw
turnip and chew wintergreen leaves.
This old king had has sickened OF TOO
much lnxury. He hadl lived IGN,
been waited upon. He needed
change. Let him return TO nature and
recover himself. Let the rain fall on
him and the sun, ,let him sleep on
:thd Of bSughs, hetniock, it that tree
grew Id. that country. So let him
gradually, come to himself. Throw
him out OF tho palace and into the VIII
derness and let him pick up his own
living, and by, exercise get the use OF
hand and foot aud eye. almost envy
him his long vacation under me Tree
sky. os . = 5s1n i., '-'.'.ls
"There was . time when meadow, grove
-. e.a The earth and every common sight
- IT. To me did seem .-F...
Appareled in celestial light.
The glory and the freshness or dfea'n.
II IN not now az it hath been OF yore;
ID .fi, Turn where soccer may
.ss.,' 80 BY night or day,
The things which l have seen no" Can
y! %. zee no more"
3 ,I,hfs Is q common Comment-Ofc course
we, gain something by civilization
: but we lose something. Furnace heat
electric light and office chairs are moi
an unmiligated blessing. Cattle that
have been waited upon by man lose
the power to wait on themselves
They hang around the stack waiting &c
be fed. They lose the native gilt o.
rustling. dependent son man for q
seaso1, all creatures seem to lose some
thing of their native instinct. heal
that chickens Matched by machinery
do not know enough to hide from
hawk. 80 go
~ i aud that In his line of business AT
Indian Is very wise. He has the
!. homeinR instinct of q cat. He ha!
..cuihvated the habit OF relying on him
self to Aud his way. He is his OWL
weather prophet. He is sign reader
The civilized man depends on thing
outside himself. Depends on com
pass that he may lose and a signal ser
Vice report that may not'arrive..
Wild things seem TO have SUR
sense of the things that are poison
Civilized beings have to look at tn
\ label III the skull and cross.bones ar
Nabsent the thing must be good.
We depend on precedent. We wall
old roads. Not because they ar
best, but because they are old
seem 10 be afraid to take the ope'
vike across the country.
a mere accident that the bes
Is, the words that have life il
have come from -ous-of-doo
lerdsmen, shepherds, dweiler
fishermep? David looks u
ara in, the Syrian night AM
when c0hsider the heaven
6fsThy fingers :awhst Is na'
b art mindful of him ?''
y came from Mount Sinai an
In of Jesus from the, Mount {
the civilized man has give
Z in n private conviction i
), - IrsonAl conscience. He lean
Soln. G Meclsiop OF some council {
s-SssS " .Mosse, talked with God, an
crsss q both fac a shar h nems anu at t r
they are not vol
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