Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1895-12-07

world Nv genius. The curse o. this coun-
srr to-day is geai0s@-1e- WITH iar.s sell
coneeit and nothing elss. The ma VIII
proposes To make his liyin- by his Wit
al *. plain and pio iiirg ani a-efGi. than
10 Re an eagle. high avin- al: good for
aothing hut - pics eIt :ha eyes - careasSas.
Even in the Gar.en II Elem 1t wa= not safe
for Alan to be tile. - CO! made him q
hortieulturist AM il taa married pair hal
sept busy dressing the VINES they would not
have been sauhtering under the trees. hank
after fruit thai -uj1ei the1t All their
co-.er!sv, Proc: positive % TIE tae; thai
-hsn people IL not attend 10 thei- business
tney get into nisraIef. +Tota IN" auf, faou
si4ycard. con-it@- her vaK- AMI - wise.
which, havin2 10 o.er.-a- or guide. provtt-
eth her food in the -Gnrer AM gathereth
her meat IN tae harvest Satan j. n roaring
> !ica ant y51 can MEYER destroy min by gan
y pistol or sword TIE weapon> With wnksn
sou are 70 beat him baeS arr pen aud type
AM hammer ant ar AM saw AMI ptcsax
an yart..ick anith" weaf.2n q hones. toll.
N0rk. wora. or die.
Another safeguard that / wa. Ia present
- young men i a nigh ideal Of life. Some
times soldiers going into battle shoot into
tina grounS instead of into the hearts of their
enemies. They are ap; to take aim too low.
aud it is very often that the captain. SSsng
Unto conaici with his men. will ssf ont,
No =. l4cu. ainl RrA- ~ ftSt u lux IA
iife a great many men tase no aim al all.
The arts. plans out his entire thought before
ne puts X upon canvas. before he takes up
the craEon or the chisa'. An architect thinks
~, the entire building before the workmen
f~.Sin. Although ever ri hing nav eeen to b.
uEor2anizai. that architect has in his mind
every Corinthian column. eve-y Gothic arch.
every BYZANTINE capital. 4 poet thinks our
the entire plot OF his poem before h. begins
70 chime the cant3. Of tinkling rhythmS.
A2i yet there ara 4 great many men who
start the important structure Of life without
knrw.iI, whether il i goin- - ba a
rude Tartars III. or Il s.. Marks ca
thedra', and begin Il write ont the III
tricate poem Of Their life without know
ing whether it is 10 he a lEoner's Odyssey
or z rhynlesters hotcil. Out a 800. $40
have ne life plot. Booted and spurrei and
caPar-on"i. they hasten along. and rim
ont and say Hello. man. WHITTIER awaE:'
"Nowh-r." they say. Oh. Young m.1.
maze ".ayv days dplv a filling III OF the
-rfat life plot. Alas. that there should he
oH tA,s -ea IT life - many ships that seem
h.lnt for no port They are swept every
Whittier by wind AMI waya. NJ BY the
mountains AMI down by the valleys. They
sail w.t. 10 chart. They gaze on no star.
i1"F ."ng for 10 harnor. On. young Nan.
iaavr :. nisn Heal ana press to il. and it viii
IL 4 m':l;y safeguard. There Lever We're
g~raui"r orp ertunities opening before Young
mon tnaI are opening nov. Young men Of
tho strong arm and % the stout heart and Of
the b1un .ing step. | mr7hal you to-day for
n great achievement.
AGGtaer safeguard j. a respect for the
ibbatn. Tell ne how Il Young man spenI-
his SABBATH. and l will tell YOU what ara his
prospects IN business. and | will tell yeu
what are his prospects for the eternal world.
God has thrust into our busy life "A sacre +!
day when we arcto look after our souls. J.
il ex"rbitan,. after giving six day, to tie
f"ed!I ; aul clothing OF th"sa peri>hahie
bsl,4s. that God should demand on day
for tha feeling aud clothing OF the immortal
soul:
There IS another safeguard that I want to
present. | have saved 1t until the last be-
cause ! want it 10 be the more emphatic.
IN" great Safeguard for every young man is
the Christian religion. Nothing can take
the place OF it. You may have sracefulness
enough to rnt To blush Lord Chesterfield.
r-qn naaH zEs-tersige aartsassesess- h1opprnr
from yourtoncua, You may dis uss laws aud
literature. vou may havh 4 pen of une-
llalel poli-h an! power. you may have So
h!ueh business tat that you can get the
largest salary IN a banking house. YOU may
Ia as sharp rs Herod and "a strong a
Samson. and with a, long locks rs those
which hung AbSalom, ana YET YOU have n
SAFETY against temptation. Some of You
LOOK forward to life with great despondency.
| know i. SEQ il in your faces from time
to time. You Say. "All the occupations and
professions are full. AMI there, 10 chance
Tor me. On. young nan. cheer up
T ! Will tell You how you en- make youl
fortune. Seek ilrst the kingdom al
God and His righteousness, AMI all other
things viii be aided. I nov YOU do not
want 10 b" mean in this matter. You wi.
not drins the Drumming cup nf life and then
pour the dregs on Gods altar. To a cener
Gus Saviour Won VIII not act bAe that, you
h "a taA. fhn bh.r ~ = - ,aEZ I,in. x[as -Faa. +,
not manly. That Is not h .ora1le. That /:
= not brave Your great want Is z new heart
: and IL the name Of tho Lori Jesus Christ
/ tell you 50 to-!ay. and tie blessed Spiri
presses through tn sol.nnitias .: this hour
! t. put the cup 81 life u Your thirsty lips
! Oh, thrust il not hack. Mn-.v presents t.
bleeding mercy. louc euTariu mercy. De
>;.-a all other friendships. prove recreant I
4 ali other bargains. but ,icSpiSa Gods low.
: for Your dy.nc son'-io MT 10 that. Their
comes a crisis IN a man&slife, and thetrouhi,
, Is he does not know i. Is the crisis. I got
! letter III which a man says 10 NE:
: u start out now t. preach the Co-pal 4
. RIGHTEOUSNESS and temperance 10 the people
: d y0u remember ne. | am the nan VII
4 appeared ri the close Of the service when Va
: were wor-hlpiaS II the chapel afs"r -
" came from Philadelphia. D. YOU renamne
. nj tn" clos" oft1a ~eryl"e man coming II
= t. You All a-trenhIe with conviction. Al
! "ryInG out for ln"rey. ant telling Won he la
- "a very hal business. AMI H. thought h
1 would chang it That was tho tIrain
point il my history. / gave ~ ny aai bus
Il mess. | gave r@Y heart Il God. and the IL
/ sire to serve Him has srown upon ma u
= these year, until now we is ante me If
II peach not the cosp.!.
n Ina. Sunday might was the turning poir
n .: that young man history. This very SAT
bath hour will b. the turning point in th
h history Of 100 youn. msa IL this hous.
Col help rs. lonce stool On an anniye,
Il sa-y platform with q clergyman who toi
- THIS marvellous story. IL sad:
Thirty years a-o Two voting NET starts
y oEt 10 attend Pars Theatre. New York. !,
AZ see a play which male religion riiiculoa
i. aad hygorrltirai. Fhey hal been brousE
!" " IN Christian families. They started T.
II ne theatre = sea taas vile play. and the
q early convictions cane ba.k upon taer.
;" Iaex sei' L was cot right = 70. but -.
a they Went They can. 10 the ,icacr o. I.
n theatre. One 81 thu yo.4nc men stopped a.
started for hore. but returned aad cane l
i l. ths door. ri: b. ha4 not tha courage
n. IL. H .-aln ~.arta4 fcx hone AMI va
.1Te, In@ o*h-- Toanc n4zn went in.
al var I'm 81. ie-ra.. ~ !. sr~%at,n~