The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-07-25


pended on. Deter trust tac smal,s- i,
thai swings on its oroit than ten 4, ~
shooting this way and that. imperiIi,, !.
longevity OF worlds attending TO thsi, q
business. For steady illumination b...'
n lamp than n rocket. Then. II you ia'i n,
you are ordinary. remember that vSs' =
siiion invites the less attack.
Conspicuous people-how they havs,o,..
H. How they are misreprescnted and y.
and shot at The higher the horns N
buck the easier to track him down. W.
delicious thing II must be 10 be a ca,iii
for President OF the United States, Il ~
be so soothing TO the nerves! II mua
into the soul Of candidate such n s.,i
serenity when he reads the blos.el ,.]
papers!
came into possession OF the abu..v,
toons In the time Of Napoleon | t.,.j
while he was yet alive. The retrea, y n
army from Moscow, that army buried /, n
SHOWS OF Russia, one OF the most ,.J
tragedies Of the centuries. representpl ~.
the figure OF a monster called General r..
shaving the French Emperor with r,,,.
icicle. As Satyr and Beelzebub he I, ~.
sented page after page, page aite, /,
England cursing him, Spain cursin, II
Germany cursing him, Russia cursln,
Europe cursing him. North and South d. J
ca cursing him, the most remarkahe m,
his day and the most abused. All tho. y
In history who now have u halo arounifI
name on earth wore crown OF Thorn.
Take the few extraordinary railr5at i
Of our time and see what abuse come.
them while thousands of stockholder,e.,,I
All the world took after Thomas SOFT p,
dent of the Pennsylvania Railroad. A.
him until he got under the ground. n
sands OF stockholders In that comp11v
the blame on one man. The Central IA,
Railroad. Two or three men get s
blame II anything goes wrong. Ths,.
10000 in that company.
1 mention these things 20 prove Il L
traordinary people who get abusei
the ordinary escape. The weather OF
not 80 severe on the plain rs IL j. on he
peaks. The world never forgiycs
who knows or gains or does more than
know or gain or do. Parent, ,0ns
give confectionery to the children "a, /,
ducement to take bitter medicine. lsl
worlds sugar plum precelcs the
aqua fortis. The mob cried In rsr-
| Christ. "Crucify HIN. cruelty m
and they had 10 say IL twice g. b
| derstoo1. for they were 50 hoars,, AMI
got their hoarseness by crying q li,,
before at the top Of their voice. "Hl,u
| The river Rhone l. foul when II onter
| Leman, but crystalline when 1t come.
the other side. But there are men va
entered tho bright lake Of worldly yptst
crystalline and came ont terribly rirl
! therefore. you feel that you ar' orb
| thank God for the defenses AM to-
! guilty OF your position.
Then remember II you have onivv,
] htf
! liverers Of the world have all comeiu.
a home. And there may be seated q
at your evening stand Il child who d
I potent for the ages. Just unr1ll tb.
of men mighty In church ani SIS,
you will nnd they nearly all cone q
cabin or poor homes Genius ai1
ways runs out in the third 0'
generation. You cannot inl 90
| tory an instance where thu i0lrl
Grafton OF extraordinary people sl
! anything. Columbus from weaver,
Demosthenes from a cutters celAf
fled and Missionary Carey from .hlsa
bench. Arkwright from a BARRIERS ~
He whose name Is high over all Ia ell
air and sky from a manger.
Let Us all be content with such ~
we have. Col IL just n good 10 "
keeps away from us as In wha, He ~
Even knot may be useful If it isGa
OF "A thread.
At an anniversary Of a deaf anl lrI
lum one of the children wrote n
blackboard words Us sublime a' thsi
tho Odyssey" and the "Diyina Cas- b
all compressed In one paragraph h.
aminer, In signs of the mute ln' a
asked her, "Who made the word
deaf and dumb girl wrote uponth rl
board, "In the beginning God osf ht
heaven and the earth" The a ,
asked her. "For what purpose u
come into the world?' The deatg
girl wrote upon the blackboard, Pe'
faithful saying and worthy Of Y y
tation, that Christ Jesus came into nr
To save sinners" The examiner ~
"why were you born deaf and Do "
hear and speak?' She wrote upon y e.
board, Even so, Father, Tor 50 4
good in Thy sight" Oh, that ", y.
baptized with contented spirit ], 7"
draws poison out Of u flower ii' PER
money out of thistle, but hap
heavenly elixir, and the conteniai r,
tracts IL not from the rhOioienNA D,i,
hills, but from the lily OF the yllF u'