Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-12-13

VITA tile universal lui-uIril pi tlit' - - /
man family where they have any seino- /
lance oi the right kind ul cl.ture. NON,
the query would have You carry from /
this service i,-Which Is Il. Jest L. IOl- /
low, bent or Judgment? Ii is my bent, /
when any one is insolent to me Is to SICK
him into the street my Judgment L. that
such action would be very ungen,lcm"nIy. |
When passion RACES. and Old appetite gets
up and shakes itself Within me, ny oent
is to 60 and &c. drunk my Judgment Is
that such action would Prove me tie
worst kind OF fool, and do i,.eparatle
injury 20 my family and friends. When
stand up and make plain to men and
women the duty OF godly living, oi hoing
righteous in everyla; life, and they cone
round and say, That was 4 great produc-
ton; | was greatly entertained; Oh.
that was just Il lovely sermon.-aEd
walk right out and continue t. live CAFE
less, selfish, ungodly lives ,-iny bent Is
to say, Oh, Lord. it Is no use take this
burden OF "woc is me ii | preach not the
gospel of my soul, and let me take My
loved ones to some sylvan spot and build
home for them and enjoy lie. My
judgment tell, me that such course
would lie the act Of d poittoon-the con-
: duct OF a coward; and then there comes
to me the Masters promise, 10, l am
with you always" and | take UP the
cross OF ibe and jeer, OF misunderstand-
ny, OF unkind criticism, Of unfair luds-
ment, OF hatred, and staggcr on. Every
one who bears his cross Will ind his cal
vary sooner than did Jesus. He fell un-
der the weight OF the cross, and they
got another TO carry the cross and scourIed
| him on still farther; but Your calvary
and mine is where We can bear the cross
no farther And hear me, no cross was
ever borne by any one, that did not win a
crown.
I Now, which shall we follow, bent OF
judgment? It may appear from Your
standpoint a very little thing, this iUe--
ton; but remember, mighty events hinge
upon little things. NAPOLEON watches
the sun dip toward the horizon at Water
loo the English line is shaken; over
under tina, shcll-shatterel tree, Vel
lington ispyaying ior Blucher If in night
the Man Of Destiny searches lie space
between his oNn aAd HE English. lines
with his glass, long and carefully, then
turns to peasant OF tie neiehbcrLOod
who was tied to the Bride ii one ii his
escort and asked him -. tie ground before
them was clear ior cavalry" the peasant
nodded his head. Watch that charge
one Of the most magnificent in all history
But lock they've stuck that .unken
road, and into it tiley - down and die
by the hund.ei>, white the l.n..li>l.
squares beyond complete their lUin.
With their failure tho star OF NaiQcon
hurries TO its setting 50 soon t. le con-
summated by the death. rank by rank, ii
, the Old Guard The nod oi peasant !.
!, head had changed the le-t.nies ii Ell
rope,
Your decision today may make ol I'M
make a man. And remember. It is only
men whose work is approved OF Go!
Whether is it best, to be a man, and
live manly lie, though misunderstood
mal;gned and in the minority for thitty,
forty, or fifty years and have an eternity
OF the harvest OF Well spent life, or
have the praise OF men until You FAIL OF
, offend them, and then have long eter.
nifty under the block and sta,less nigh,
, OF the curse OF God,-is the question that
, some who listen to me will decide today
a Since have been able to leal history
| have never ceased to thank God III
giving me my existence in the new world
+ with chance to crow up in the temper
!. ate zone, my birthplace between the NJ
lantic and the Pacific, the lakes and Tic
! gulf, where there We're free schools. free
, churches, free press, free speech, and free
men; where the shadow OF the Stars anC
Stripes fell across MY cradle, protected
my youth and is my euiion in 'he days
OF my manhood. Glorious Old flag
:
! spiration to every one who is privileged
to dwell beneath its folds. Its gleamin.
!. stars and stripes OF white teach purity
and truth,-its red reminds us Of the
crimson lie currents that have flown SC
, freely to protect its honor and preserve its
libelties,-its blue the signet OF the
heaven that is to he the home OF even
true man. And ii it should lie mine &c
Like Soldier Die
! "Wrap the has around me boys.
, To die is far more sweet
With Freedoms starry banner bright
To be my winding sheet.
lis true we have had much talk in TIL
country in the last few months Ct hare
times, and the governor Of tlis state SC
, far forgot the dignity that should char
{ acterize his office as to attempt to !oint
I a joke in his proclamation by Il quota.
ton from Gods word. Eut, want tc
ask you this query: Ii one is better -iu-
ated than any OF his neighbor5, is j; lot
in poor taste ior him to complain?
There is no land under the sun q
happy, 50 prosperous, as this United
States. There is not single i'll from
which We suffer today that we are not
ourselves responsible for. and which We