Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-07-26
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...,s... At ms church in Brooklyn
sssmor With Our Circumstances. ,
s nsbrsus Oh. Is, V. 5: "Be con
!, - things as We have" The great
: S,seourse was as follows;
80 soneone, "Where Is Brook.
see ,s' s Is would say, AT Brighton
~ r.sf Hampton, or Shelter Island. .
9 s. - w York todays At Long
where Philadelphiay" Cape
su,,'s-s : Boston, rAt Martha's
!, = ewhere is virginlafn "At the
Z, sI..vsa where the great multi.
" ci se ,,arts Of the land?' At Sara.
: ' p - ,sa,iern Bethesda, where the angel
q Y rrer stirring the waters. But,
g ne largest multitude are at
i'a,'oA 80. Nv business or circumstances.
's .,a i, newspaper men, the hardest
s',is least compensated; the city
~ r.,sloxes. aud ferry masters, and
vi the tens OF thousands OF clerks
t.. ~. waiting for their turn OF alb
q 'i,''ssarehoids with an invalid who
- g r.avea. and others hindered by
srmsianees, and the great mul.
y ti.sa-.jo people who stay at home
f;i.s home better than any other
- ~ e, 20 ssay simply because IL
1;.. 20. When theexpress wagon,
80. OF trunks directed to the
- niagara, goes through the streets.
I Il our window enyious and impa-
q e ssan,ler Why we cannot go as well
r..nls that we are, as though one
]. - = happy at'home as anywhere
8. .-an.lfathers and grandmothers
49, 4 time as We have, long before
t ~, MAS bored Mt Saratoga, or
4. ar shot in the Adirondarks. They
- ~ rsslding tour TO the next FARM
! = q ,;siur IN New York, they celebrated
an 81 extra walk on the Battery"
: ~ = peurjne American is not happy
I. -,,;ne somewhere, end the passion
81 ~ ,hat therr are Christian people
rfsr,;,;ss detained in the city. who
= 4, +. ne huuse Of God. trying to give
~ idea that they are out of town.
~ aear plate unsecured for the
80. and for two months keeping
q, shnsters closed while they sit in the
=. cstAs aosse, the Thermometer at
s-;en.is. il It is best for MS TO go, let
-5bs haf.pf. lift L best for us to
h,,.e. III Us stay at home and be
Thar ss a great doai Of good COM
- 4, Paai,s advice 10 the Hebrews:
r.,ut with such things as We have. !"
'',,.,s,t { to be in good hunior with
s',,,s,anrcs. not piekinga quarrel with
,srrrjfy. or our poverty, or our social
&, Ti,ere an four or five geand rea-
~ W. should he content with such
. VI iiata.
- reason that | mention as leading
,nir;, aayised In the text, is the con-
\, that the poorest of Us have all that
.,ensiI,le IN life. We make a great
- on, harfships, but how little we
~ blesing. Health of body, which
4 n largest quantity to those who
kse,r hsea petted, and fondled, and
: 81 fortane, We take rs a matter OF
1 fatser have this luxury, and have
s mar. without il. look out of a pal
<aon mon parks OF deer stalking be
Il.,.,.fains and statUary. These peo-
4. sssnder OF a stray mattress than
<.ile inyalds on a coach ofiyory and
JaFs. The dinner OF herbs tastes
n Ire appetite sharpensd on a wood
<sls OF q reapsr's scytbe. than wealthy
f;oo experiences seated at a table
4 With parfridge, and venison, and
g, TIE grandest luxury God ever
nan is health. He who trades that
mi t',e aalares of health is infinitely
4 Nsiook back at the glory of the
<po!eon, but who would have taken
sailies or his Tuileries il with them he
= obliged to take his govt? "0h,
sne,ns Il; isn't the grosser pleasures
but Il is the Qualifications Of an
4 and Intellectual taste" Why, my
!. you have the original from which
Seizures are copied.
! i sunset on thewall compared with
q hung IN loops al fire on the heavens?
e Q cascade silent on canvas COM
E;th : cascade that makes the noun
Hmbe, rs spray ascending like the de-
spirit Of the water slain on the rocks?
~ i a great deal Of hollow affectation
=, ssndBess for pictures on the part of
SIC never appreciated the original
Hi-h the pictures aretaken. Although
EtshouId have no regard for his child,
! into erssacy over lis photograph.
NJ Lord today. o mani o womanl
/nuvh you may be shut out from the
*ftEe Church. Bierstadt, q Rubens,
Raphael. ypa stiIl have access TO a.
rrander than the Louvre. or the
burg, or the vaticaa-the royal gall
<As MONDAY heavens, the Kings gall
Pie midnight sky.
HeE consideration leading us to a spir-
|ienfm<nf IS the fact that our happiness
fspendent upon outward circumstan-
81 81 people happy and miserable
D circumstances. In a family where
loaf i on the table, and the last
wood on the fire, you some
sd a cheerful confidence in God,
y refs Ems place you viii see and
FORD sounding her war whoop, and
Iiis freezing to death in checrless
] stepped one day on Broadway at
Of Wall stnst, at the foot of Trinity
70 see Eho seemed the happiest peo-
ing ] judged, from their looks the
4 people were not those who went
30 Wall street. for they had on their
anxiety OF the dollar they expected
q nor the people who came ont OF
eef, icr tksy had on their brow the
Il q the dollar they had lost; nor the
no swept by in splendid ecuipage,
met carriage that was finer than
y The h8ppiest person in all that
ndg1ng rom countenance, was the
Fho ssf ST the apple stand knitting.
real happiness oftener looks out of
roN Of an humble home, than through
q giass OF she gilded bDx Of a theater.
Aers growing On a throne. ! find
gng IN dungeon. ] find King Ahab
bed at noon through melancholy,
~ BY Is Naboth conteBted in the
on Of vineyard Haman, prime
Ut Persia. frets himself almost to
.ranse q poor Jew viii not tip his hat;
shopa, one Of the greatest law
tible times, through fear OF diving,
iaseA The wealthiest man, 40 years
pew York, when congratulated over
estate, replied: "Ahi you don't
p murh trouble have had in taking
Byron declared il his last hours
<Ss1 not seen more than IL happy
nh bis life. do not believe he had
nlnntss thorough satisfaction. Na-
sad II turn with disgust from
De and eelfshness OF man. I hold
tvfs seath is repose. What ! have
me pest 20 days is beyond human
rnsioh.' While, on the other hand,
ROW any one may be happy amid the
advantageous circumstances, Just
vceln Monarch had been wrecked in
ish channel, steamer was cruising
me darkness. when the captain heard
sweet song, coming over the water,
ore down toward that voice and
lhi1sfian woman on plank of the
go steamer, singing to the tune OF
sesus, lorer Of my soul,
LET me 70 thy bosom fly,
ME she pillows near me roll.
while the temPeststill is high"
ant right TO God and man, we are
Inc heart wrong toward God and
sre unhappy.
reason Why weshould come to this
cheated IN the text is the fact that all
.noes OF earthly condition are tran
ne houses you build, the land You
'ae Place in which you barter. are
go other hands. However hard
save It now, II you are Christian
" soon end. Pain, trial, persecu-
Knock at the door OF the grave.
'aaae out Of pine boards is just as
Iss'ing place as one made out OF
eh'ea mahogany or rosewood. Go
houg the resting places OF the dead
WI md that though people there
=. el'ierence Of worldly circumstan-
seey are all alike unconscious.
~ hai greeted the senator, and the
ahd Tie king Is still as the hand
eshcd Gu sse mechanics hamme, or
'af'urefs wheel. II does not make
sls1ee row whether there is q plain
pofe them from which the traveller
= he weeds to read the name, or a
ngirg into the heavens as
ssn Their virtues to the skies.
s''eht land there are no titles for
shd there are no rumblings OF
1r, and there is never heard the
rs, sae dance. The Egyptian guano
slosa On the fields in the East for
'seit OF the sod is the dust raked
ny seprschres OF kings and lords
= Meh- Y, the ehagrin Of those
y aad ever known that in the after