Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-15

1t is so with everything in nature. The
phNsical eye sees so much water rock. air
notion, II l. the soul that makes of these
things mental fabric and structure; and
inst as the soul is, so will the structure be
II then you would see beauty grandeur and
majesty in nature. first have them in your
self for until they are elements Of your
own nature. You will seek for them else
Where In vain. He who would find the
wealth of the Indies must carry the wealth
Of the Indies with him
very striking. instance OF the manner
in which the mind makes its world is seen
m the way In which a knowledge Of history
literature transforms places To one who
. knows the achievements If Greece. that
land is full Of beauty. The ruins of Athens
/ speak TO him of Socrates and Plato The
shores that seem common ID one man. call
forth from Byron his finest STRAIN II
| poetry To the physical eye OF an Eng
| Hshman or a Frcuchman the field Of Wat
{ eFioo presents the same scene but how
different it really j. 70 each II them, An
American and All opponent Of Democracy
! look nPon Bunker Hin monument with
/ feelings strangely different
We see through such instances how the
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.ion- II have swept the heavens with my
;clcscop,, and cannot Ind God .aid au
astronomer II have searched ilc brain
wi;h m!eTu,r9,r, am -calt,l. >A,. tlc
pb,slalosi,t. aud can in.. NJ ..tu.. II ill.,,
one And found 4 soul or tn. other a t,,,t
tgc fact of Hnd,u. then xurl mean.
would prove that the, v,re dcr..,c.l. ,l.t
the .o-rallcJ Soul was MOT 4 .,ul a, all
aud that The, God >tppn.e.t Ia have t,..u
found I'm such 4 way va, not ry,na ly,
man Had tie great Astronomer looked
nr-t into A!- own >.ul win H.. ~, ~
meditation and reflection h.. wuulI ha,,
found there such a revelation ~ the living
God a. woujd hay" rendered his costly
telescope and h3~ long search entirely ~u-
prrfupgS, and II The physiological bad
brains of others ~ would have known
better than :" expect - fud thr human
soul carefully laid away iu the rvce~~es "f
The brain These men great In physical
research. were really small u>E; h"cause
they had become holly absorbed N the
study II physical things aud had neglect
cl N. higher and thr highest elements ~
their nAu natures. They lived IN the world
of physical science only ana could not -,.c
the greater world Of mind and thought
An Emerson, a Parker OF Channin. lty-
Ing III the world OF thought ana morals
lind their souls without the aid = surgical
instruments and wherever They turn lh,,
see God. because they are conscious Of hi-
presence in their souls
The r.ys couIa not understand I,.n.
when ..erJ Il and u,y Father ,r,. n,.. p,