Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-05-16

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In such a consideration II things &C
wrong. It Is only for little while. Have
you not enough moral pluck to stand the
jostling, and the injustices, and the mis-
haps Of the small parenthesis between the
two eternItiesi It is good thing TO get
ready for the one mile this side the mar
BILE slab, but more important TO get fixed
up for the interminable miles which
stretch out into the distances beyond the
marble slab. A few years ago on the Nash
vile and New Orleans railroad we were
walked up early in the morning and told
we must take carriages for some distance.
"Why?" we all asked. But we soon saw
for ourselves that, while the first four or
five spans Of the bridge were up, farther on
there was q span that had fallen, and we
could not but shudder at what might have
been the possibilities. When your rail
train starts on long bridge, you want to
be sure that the first span of the bridge Is
all right. But what If farther on there is
q span Of the bridge that Is all wrongf
How then? What thenf In one of the
western cities the freshets had carried
away bridge, and a man knew that the
express train would soon come along. So
he lighted lantern and started up the
track to stop the train. But before he had
got far enough up the track the wind blew
out the light of his lantern, and standing
In the darkness as the train came up he
threw the lantern into the locomotive,
crying: "Stopl StopI" And the warn
ing was in time to halt the train. And II
any of you by evil habits are fastening on
toward brink or precipiee or fallen span
throw this Gospel lantern at your mad ca
reer: "Stopl Stopl The end thereof is
deathl" Young man, you are Gagged now
by many environments, but you will after
awhile get your wings out.
Some one Gagged Rocky mountain eagle
and kept him shut up between the wires
until all the spirit and courage had gone
out of it, Released one day from the cage,
the eagle seemed to want to return to its
former prison. The fact was that the eagle
had all gone out of him. He kept his
wings down. But after awhile he looked
up at the sun, turning his head first this
side and then that side, and then spread
one wing, and then the other wing, and
began to mount until the hills were far
under his feet, and he was out of sight In
the empyrean. My brother, when you
leave this life, II by the grace Of God you
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tie is yet to be fought, and compared witt
it Saragossa and Gettysburg and Sedar
were child's play with toy pistols. WI
even know the name of the battle, though
we are not certain as to where 1T will b
fought. refer to Armageddon. Tit
greatest discoveries are yet to be made.
scientist has recently discovered in th'
air something which will yet rival elee
tricity. The most of things have not YET
been found out. An explorer has recently
found in the valley of the Nile Who'll,
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