Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-20


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ives TO any shade of Petty momentum.
M few great and simple propositions
nd great emotions. These are what
make religion powerful. Interesting as
he mind IS when II admireS aud exposes
nature with pen OF brush. when ii loves
a silence the scenes made by the Creator
II listens Ia the music of the air. yet the
ieepest emotions of man high on
common. have been awakened hy
his standing consciously On tue bank
Il that stream of life which carries
him away from his home and
friends his honors aud his property. and
hears him into tho beyond. II i not only
wonderful that man lives; II IS also Won
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= "''''''i"S Nv, M temples ne count,
''i' l'''s' s'"is' ne n'''s '''"' NJ p''A u''"'
= ''i a" i'' ''''> SAINT man mus
VA N'''V 'a"S'',' " 'u''iV' wa, an t"''
t"'''es' az '.'is .'i''''"''''h' an ''i's >u'''l
ihS = n"' Simply 'l.' ph' may eat anu
"'' "'u I'M ,''''Ns an" 'N'h- 'a'i
,heil N'''" ,iia ma, 'h'fe ! something "ell'i
ia 'h's M''llu taa' h''ie SET agsfaiiu'he
m'hL lheN marx an lhtelleeiaal a. WEI
a. hl"tal duNah'ei'eht iheS are iah'
maiN>' 20 TO speak voices Nhleh can th'
AZ ." u'Ehei anu p''ter lueals. N"t l"ul
since i'r. hfuoNs ga'her'u ualiE' III "l'
lflhl'N' Ne~ orh' AT noon men VINO re-
presenter sne pesl ana strongest eiNiliha
u9h oil ihat great city. lheN came no
because theN hoh"fed the sacred 'dlhe'
IN Whose shelter they gathered nut De-
cause me simple ola story OF Tue go>P'
vas ~lhg toid IN thelf m idsl' loia ny
tongue touched win the nfeel inspiration
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The Salvation Army makes a pretep.,
Of reaching tho lower classes and imbu
inc them with relieinn. II only sueeeed,
in being hooted hy that element and eX
citing pity or contempt from the better
class of people In these DAYS thinking
people have taken 10 reasoning ON religio,
and reason will always work everythins
out for The best. II will vet solye tn,
mysteries af relirion. and deride wh.tbel
ar NOT the ,;alile, idvl shall stand trans.
PLANTED into the electric rlare If III,
twentieth century or that the peopIe 81
the world shall learn Ia live longer am,
more naturally 10 die al last. In the fall.
neS. of wears rather than with face.
turued inward hetier thing, hevnnd Ii
/. admitted even hv the most timid m,e,.
tlgat,fs that all reason can de i i,
sfndy the unknown. We have learned in
tbi. aar tbat il We ,tfip Christian ser
mons. Christian literature. and even
Christian faith Of the Supernarural tale,
80 abundant with anr fathers. the, still
lac The story nf the Gadareue swim,
p,a, ,l,,,p,Uar ipto tho same line viii
tie myth. af lin. Nor-e Sagas of ia,
household t,l.> If In. t;rin,m bratbar,
hlt ,,,. shall stll have tho solanu is,l,,f,,
H.,1ra nf .l,..rs Christ a,lantipg it.elf to.al
,.,t,t,,-i,. and all nhilosnnI,i.s II il +
n,,.sfbIr linen far Christianity to stan,
hi. eliminating aud vet dcs..,d ~.
,iscd IA n,r ,bfI,lr.u thor. p,f.t Ia.
a vital .n,rt ia il nn-r,mnrpbcnsi,,
10 the grnSser irono,.lasts II must M
r,.r,llert,d hat t.hrisiianitvo ne,. include,
am IA. Mosaic ,gc pptil modern thipi,er,
a.,,,.,,.J M, s,,,,,ae h,,y and d,n,,.a n ,,,,t
,bep II h,ld pom,nism hut that toa