Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-04-27

| s.."S "Nttcr. these eyes that can
see half amile win be removed FOR thos,
tna' can see from world to wo,.f1
hcse ears. which can hear "A sound =,
lev feet off. will DC removed for cars
THAT can hear from zone To zone. rhesc
ieet VIII be removed for powers OF logo
motion swiftcr than the reindcer's hoos
OF inc eagles plume. or the liyhtniny's
nash. Then. we have only five senses
ana to these we are shut up. Why only
hve senses: Why not City. why no, roo
why not loo? We can have. and ,x.
VIII have them. but not until this nr,.s-
ent physical machinery is put out OF the
way DO not think that this ho.lv
rs the best that God can do for ms
God did not half try when he contriyea
your bodily mechanism. Mind Won
believe with all ANTAGONISTS and ALI
Psychologists and with ALL ..,i.ntis,s
and with the rsalmist that w. are
fcarfully aud wonderfully made" But.
l believe aud | know that God can and
VIII get MS better physical equipment.
Is II possible for man TO make improvc.
ment In almost anything and God not
De able To make improvements in mans
| physical machinery Shall canal bont
give way To- limited express trnin?
Shau slow letter give place TO tclcg-
rnphy, that places San Francisco and
new York within minute OF connu-
nleationf Shall the telephone take the
sound OF voice sixty miles and in
snntly bring back another voice. and
God who made the man who does these
things not be able Ia improve the man
himself with infinite vclocitics and i'm
finite multiplicationP Bcnchccnt death
comes in and makes the necessary
removal 10 make way for these super
natural improvements So also our
slow process OF getting information
must have n substitute. Through pro-
longcd study we learned the alphabet.
and then we learned TO spell, and then
we learned To read. Then the book is
put before uS. and tho eve travels from
word To word and from page Go page.
and westalc whole DAYS To read the
book, and. If from that book OF 400 or
300 pages we have gained one or two
profitable ideas, we feel we have done
well. There must be some swiftcr way
and more satisfactory OF taking in Gods
universe Of thoughts and facts and
| emotions and information. But this can
not be done with your brain in Its pres
ent state. Many a brain gives way under
the present facility. This whitish mass
in the upper cavity OF the skull and
Mt the extremity of the nervous
systcm-this center OF perception and
sensation cnn not endure more than IL
now cndurcs. But God can make bet
ter brain, and hc sends death 20 remove
this inferior brain that he may put i'm
superior brain. well" you say, docs
not that destroy the idea 81 the rcsur-
rcction of the present body?" oh. no.
IL viii bc the old factory with new ma
chinery, new driving wheel, new bands.
new levers and new powers. Don't you
secp So l suppose the dullest human
brain after the rcsurrcctionary process
viii have more knowledge, more acute
ness, more brilliancy. more breadth of
swing tlsn any Sir William Hamilton
or Herschel or Isaac Newton or Fara-
day or Agassis ever had i'm the mortal
state or all their intellectual powers
| combined. You see God has only
just begun To build You. The
palace of your nature has only
the foundation laid, and part OF the
lower story, and only part OF one win
dow, but the great architect has made
his draft OF what you will be when the
Alhambra Is completed. John was
right when he said: ut doth not yet
| appear what we shall be-" blessed be
death! for IL removes nll the him
ORANGES? We can not go far up or far
down. If we go up far We get dizzy and
II we go far down we get suiTocated
II men would go far up they ascend the
Matthcrnhorn or Mont Blanc or Hima-
Inv l..,g III. 4
ported as they came tumbling down
Or. II they went down too far, bark To
the explosion OF the fire damps. and see
the disfgurcd bodies Of the poor miners
at the bottom % the coal shaft
Then there are the climatolo gical him
ORANGES. We run against unpropitious
weather OF all sorts. Winter blizzard
and summer scorch. and each season
seems 20 hatch brood of its own dis
orders. The summer spreads It's wings
and matches out fcvcrs and sun-strol1es.
and spring and autumn spread their
wings and hatch out malarins, and win
ter spreads out its wings and matches
out pneumonia and Russian grips. and
the climate OF this WORLD Is q hindrancr
which every man and woman and child
has felt. Death Is 10 the good trans
ference TO superior weather; weather
never tickle and never too cold and
/ never too hot and never too light and
never too dark. Have you any doubt
that God can make better weather
than Is characteristic OF this
planet? Blessed death. for IL pre-
pares the way for change OF
zones. Yea, it clears the path 10 a semi
omniprescnce. How often we want 90
be in different places at the same time
/ How perplexed we get being compelled
/ 20 choose invitations, between wed.
dings, between friendly groups. between
three Of four places we would like 10 be
in the same morning or the same noon
or the same evening. While death may
not open opportunity to be in many
places at the same time, so easy and
so quick and 50 instantaneous will be
the transfcrcncc that 10 will amount 90
about the same thing Quicker than
can speak this sentence You will be
among your Rlorihed kindred. among the
martyrs, among tho Apostles. i'm tho gate.
on the battlemcnts at the temple. and
now from world 10 world rs soon as a
robin hops from one tree branch %
another tree branch Distance no hind